Srishti in Sanskrit means “creation” . Srishti is about creation of a more vibrant, more giving society and inculcating a sense of Seva (selfless service) in our next generation. Driven by the ancient Indian teachings - “Vausdaiva Kutumbakam” (the whole world is one family) and “Nar seva Narayan seva” (Service to humanity is service to God), Srishti is founded on the three pillars of-
Seva -
Inspire selfless service in the community, with focus on "yuva". Celebration – Celebrating Indic festivals with its traditional symbols,fun and giving. Culture – Promote self-development of our next generation through the study of ancient Indian heritage, its arts, traditions and Vedanta. Seva - For many years serving the Bhutanese Refugees in London, unconditionally has been its focus. All of its above mentioned partners and the Indo-Canadian community in London came together to contribute to multi-faceted project. Other events in 2012 included “Meditation for peace in Assam” & Fundraising for victims of floods in Assam. Celebration - @ Srishti is a constant. Our timeless festivals of Holi, Diwali and many others have been source of joy for many thousands of years. By hosting events that recreate this experience and sustain its symbols, Srishti exploded onto the London scene with events such as Holi Rangeela , London Mela, and now Diwali Dhamaka. Culture - Srishti realizes that our ancient heritage comprises very effective tools to promote self-development of its next generation. We look forward to you joining us in Srishti (creation) of “Yuva for Seva”. It’s a great forum to enhance your leadership skills, to give back to the community, and to make new friends. For additional information about Srishti, its partners & activities
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