In those dark moments of devastation and death, hearts of millions even the distant viewers of disaster are seen brimming with compassion. People across the world gear up to help the disaster struck. Relief material flows in from all directions. But sadly, due to inaccessibility of the sites as well as human greed, the aid often fails to reach the victims. Hence, to ensure that the aid reaches the people it is meant for, we at Samadhan follow a closed loop working strategy, mobilizing resources from all across and then disseminate them at ground zero level through the dedicated team of volunteers.
...The principle value of Hinduism – Vasudhaiv Kutumbkam that envelopes the same ideology of integrated units and systems is also the ultimate solution for disaster management as well as prevention in the long run. Walking on the same lines, head and founder of DJJS, Shri Ashutosh Maharaj Ji is igniting the much needed compassion and sensitivity in peoples' hearts to render solace to the devastated humanity under the disaster management program – Samadhan. It is said that better than sympathy is empathy. Verily, only the ones awakened to the super-soul can empathize with the pain of others. Therefore, the brigade of self-awakened devotees of Shri Ashutosh Maharaj Ji as volunteers of Samadhan ensures not just post-relief material but also post-relief psychological as well as social care to the victims of disaster.
Thousands have lost their lives and thousands have lost everything they had to sustain their lives in this current disaster that struck Nepal yesterday. It will take years for the infrastructure loss to be met, and lives to rise over the psychological stress created by the disaster. Yes, the world is yet again jolted by this disaster, social media is filled with post and shares calling for prayers for Nepalese and Indians who are struck by this disaster, hearts are brimming with compassion at this moment. Before the world gets back to business as usual and even this becomes a passing disaster. Let’s take this moment to contemplate as to who bears the responsibility of this disaster. Is…