As part of Sri Sri ParamahansaYoganandaji’s ideal of serving mankind as one’s larger Self, Yogoda Satsanga Ashram Ranchi has organised relief work for those affected by the current coronavirus lockdown. As part of this initiative, 150 packets containing a total of 300 Kgs of onion, 300 Kgs of potatoes, 75 litres of mustard oil, 300 bathing and washing soap cakes were donated in the Girijatoli area in Ranchi.
Dr Gurwinder Singh Mangat of Yogoda Satsanga Sevashram highlighted the need for social distancing and safety measures while carrying out the relief work.
YogodaSatsanga Ashram has tied up with Feeding India, a not-for-profit organization which is also working to provide food assistance for families affected by the COVID-19 lockdown. Another 700kgs of onion, 700 kgs of potatoes, 150 litres of oil, 1400 soap cakes will be donated in the next couple of days as part of this partnership.
Also, as part of spiritual welfare, YogodaSatsanga Society of India is organising online meditations for devotees who can take part in the same without leaving their homes.
Regular prayers by monastics and devotees of the Ashram are also being offered to help alleviate the challenging world conditions.
Individuals interested in assisting in the welfare measures can donate online under the Natural Calamities Relief head of Yogoda Satsanga Society of India on:www.yssofindia.org/donate.php.