Atman Ramayana Foundation

Atman Ramayana Foundation is a not‑for‑profit institute dedicated to fostering an enlightened civilization by aligning with the Dharma (compassion – Karuna, and righteous conduct – Maryada) embodied in the Srimad Rāmāyana.

Founders & Leadership

• Founded by two initiative‑driven individuals (referred to as “Fellow Travellers”) united by their belief in kindness and integrity guided by Rāmāyana’s wisdom.

• Supported by a leadership team combining modern management skillsets with scriptural insight.

• An advisory board of multidisciplinary experts provides strategic guidance.

Main Activities & Programs

The Foundation’s work is organized into three core pillars:

🌱 Awareness

• Offers journey cohorts, seminars, podcasts, and online content introducing practical teachings from the Rāmāyana.

🔥 Advocacy

• Hosts research and publication initiatives, plus forums and debates to promote the epic’s relevance in modern life.

🛠 Application

• Provides tools: assessments, frameworks, and models to integrate Rāmāyana’s teachings into personal and societal transformation.

Campaigns & Offerings

• Donation campaigns across key themes:

  • Save Scriptures: digitize manuscripts and support libraries.

  • Temple Seva: document temples, renovation drives, community service.

  • Research & Publications: scholarships and funding for Ramayana-based academic work.

  • Sanskrit & Vedic Schools: scholarships and establishment of Sanskrit chairs.

• Merchandise to promote engagement and awareness:

  • Coloring & activity books, crossword puzzles, snakes & ladders, jigsaw puzzles, affirmation jars—all themed around the Ramayana.

Achievements & Impact

• Participants: 650–850+ website visits; 50+ podcasts; 100+ impacted individuals.

• Community cohorts: e.g. Cohort 8 with engagement from corporate partners like Crompton Greaves.

• Academic contributions: Active in comparative literature, philosophy, ethics leveraging Ramayana; supported by the “Atman Rāmāyana Journal” .

Contact & Contribution Details