About - The Ayngaran Life Science
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Ayngaran life science foundation is a part of Ayngaran Foundation Founded by Sasi krishnasamy. Ayngaran Foundation, a Registered Spiritual Non Profit Organization located in the Divine & Serene Town of Palani, TamilNadu, is dedicated to the establishment of a new and better way of life for everyone in the world based on the fulfillment of the divine plan for humanity. Its educational activities promote recognition and practice of the spiritual principles and values upon which a stable and interdependent world society may be based. |
Our Mission
Our mission is to encourage meditation, mindfulness and contemplative prayer. All of the Trust's work reflects three basic principles.
First is the radical need for a contemplative practice to help us heal our fractured world.
Research is just catching up with what the world’s contemplative traditions have long known: paying quiet attention to the present moment changes us. We gradually come to know a level of awareness beneath our thoughts and actions, a level more enduring and united. That awareness can help us to become more fully human, to see our interconnections and to act with greater compassion in the world.
Second is the need for the West to recover its own contemplative traditions.
Many people think of meditation as an exclusively Eastern religious practice. But Western religion, too, has a long tradition of silent, non-discursive prayer, often called contemplation, which is rooted in a rich mystical literature. Contemporary thinkers are unearthing this tradition. Their fresh encounter with the Gospels and mystics emphasizes that God is a living presence in us – to be known in silence and love and manifested in our acts of compassion.
Finally, small efforts matter and there’s almost always enough money to do something that can make a difference.
The Trust routinely looks for ways a small yet pivotal grant can have impact on organizations and on lives.
Our Vision
Churches, retreat centers, and international organizations are introducing thousands of adults and children to contemplative Christianity, giving new life to this fertile, but long-neglected tradition.
Public schools, college and university meditation centers, and mindfulness camps for teens are leading the integration of mindfulness in education, training educators, psychologists, social workers and parents in over 60 countries and impacting over a million youth globally.
Juvenile detention centers and prisons in California, Colorado, Oregon, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Missouri are using mindfulness to reduce behavior violations, curb rates of cognitive decline, and improve the resilience of prisoners and prison staff alike.
