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In villages around India, many people have no facilities that provide adequate health care and education, despite the Indian government allocating an enormous amount of funding. In order to offset this lack of health care and educational facilities in Indian villages, many private individuals and organizations provide medical services and educational opportunities to the poor.
This book details two major SEVA projects founded by Mr. and Mrs. P.C. Mangalick in Agra, India. SEVA is selfless service that an individual or group provides to underprivileged people. These acts of selfless service are prompted by an awareness of the presence of God in all beings. This book describes how SEVA leads to a purified mind and, therefore, an understanding of the self, the part of "one source" (God) within an individual's personality.
List of contents
Foreword
Preface
Introduction
1: Life of the Have-Nots Compared to the Luxuries of the Rich
2: Education and Health Care in the Developing Countries
3: Funding and Professionals for the SEVA Projects
4: Karma and Sanskars
5: Mind and SELF
6: Charity Hospital, Agra, India
7: Charity High School, Agra, India
8: Lessons Learnt in SEVA Projects in India
9: SEVA and ONE Source
10: Summary-SEVA and SELF Realization
About the author
Mahesh C. Mangalick, PhD, immigrated to the United States from India in 1963. Upon his retirement in 2006, he began managing charity projects that provide health care and education in villages around the city of Agra, India.
Summary
This book details two major SEVA projects founded by Mr. and Mrs. P.C. Mangalick in Agra, India. SEVA is selfless service that an individual or group provides to underprivileged people. These acts of selfless service are prompted by an awareness of the presence of God in all beings.
