About – Sri Sangameshwara Charitable Trust

About Sri Sangameshwara Charitable Trust

Sri Sangameshwara Charitable Trust is a non-profit organization dedicated to uplifting and empowering communities through a variety of charitable initiatives. Founded with a vision of creating a positive impact in society, our trust strives to provide support to the underserved and marginalized sections of society in areas such as education, healthcare, social welfare, and disaster relief.

Our Mission
Our mission is to serve humanity by promoting social welfare, education, healthcare, and community development. We aim to bridge the gaps in basic services, bringing hope and opportunities to those in need, while fostering an inclusive environment that encourages well-being and progress for all.

Swami Sadananda …

He is a saint born in a village near Sankagiri, Tamilnadu. Being automobile Engineering Graduate ,he is also a great entrepreneur. he got the urge to follow the Spiritual path and started a religious Sadhana.
He explored the Vedas , the Vethanthaas, and self-knowledge .the Upanishads to quench his Spiritual thirst.

Spiritual Journey

He observed sincere spiritual practice to find his own path…..
He with the permission and blessing of his family members left his home at the age of 25.
He covered whole of India in his spiritual journey.

Sree Sangameshwara Charitable Trust

He is founder of the “ SRI SANGAMESHWARA FOUNDATION ” in Erode and Thiruvannamalai and fully involved himself in various charity work like Annadhanam, Temples renovation work, safeguard the water resources, Medical Camp, helping rural schools etc..

Ratha Yatra

Joining hands with the

“ AKILA BHARATHIYA SANYASI SANGH “ for the last five years, he conducted a Ratha Yatra right from the

“ KODAKU – THALAI CAUVERY “ where the Cauvery originate, till Poombukar, to create awareness to safeguard the Cauvery river and maintain its sanctity.

Cauvery Amman Abhishekam

A street campaign in Karnataka regarding the Cauvery water issue and the Cauvery Amman Abhishekam at an ashram can be conceptualized as an event that combines activism with spirituality, reflecting the deep cultural and religious significance of the Cauvery River to the people of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

All india Trip

During the year 2014 he tookup an All india tour in his own bullet bike crossed 27800 km in 195 days and met the various saints and Gurus all over India, got their blessings and created awareness to safeguard of our five Elements

( The Pancha Bootha)

Direct Disciple of Swamy Sudhananda Saraswathy

He has been Direct diciple of Swamy Sudhananda Saraswathy.

Moreover he strives to understands the Vedas, the Vethanthaas and self-knowledge, Upanishads, and various scriptures of Hinduism make them understand to the common men.

Forest Meditation

Forest meditation is a peaceful and grounding practice that involves immersing yourself in the natural environment of a forest to connect deeply with nature and your inner self. It’s a form of mindfulness that combines the benefits of meditation with the healing power of nature.

The more you practice forest meditation, the more you’ll feel the sense of calm and peace it can bring. It’s a wonderful way to recharge, especially on days when you feel overwhelmed or need to connect more deeply with nature.

Educational Assistance in rural school,

Educational assistance in rural schools is crucial for addressing the unique challenges these communities face.

These schools often deal with limited resources, low teacher retention, and students who may lack access to basic technology, educational materials, or support outside of the classroom.

Self-improvement with school children’s

Self-improvement for school children is a crucial aspect of their personal growth, development, and academic success. Encouraging self-improvement can help children develop essential life skills such as discipline, responsibility, time management, and resilience.

Foreign Trips

Foreign trips are spiritual journeys undertaken by followers of Hinduism to visit sacred sites outside of their home countries. These trips often include pilgrimages to temples, holy places, and historical sites that hold deep religious significance in Hindu tradition. Some of these foreign destinations are well-known globally, while others are less widely recognized but still deeply revered by Hindus.

Popular Foreign Destinations for Hindu Pilgrims

SriLanka, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Laos, Combodia, Bhutan, Nepal, Myanmar…