Our Core values are living expression of Four Yogas:

a) Karma Yoga: Purushartha, & Seva

b) Jnana Yoga: Satya Nishta

c) Dhyana Yoga: Abhyasa

d) Bhakti Yoga: Shraddha, & Nithyata

1. Purushartha: Taking Responsibility (Karma Yoga)
Divine Guru Babaji says, "Purushartha means putting in efforts." When you take responsibility, you get inspired to put in efforts. Every thought, word, and action is our responsibility. Through purushartha, we align our karma with dharma.

2. Satya Nishtha: Being Genuine (Jnana Yoga)
Ma Ambaji teaches, “Be genuine to yourself." Once you choose a path, stick with it. Even if it seems like a mistake, if you stay true, it will turn good in time. This is living in truth with steadfastness.

3. Abhyasa: Dedication to Inner Mastery (Dhyana Yoga)
Abhyasa in Jangama Dhyana leads to mastery of the mind. Divine Guru Babaji often recalls Krishna’s words to Arjuna, “Abhyasa, Kuntai.” It is steady abhyasa that brings inner mastery.

4. Shraddha: Faith with Works (Bhakti Yoga)

Divine Guru Babaji says, "Shraddha (faith) in the name of the Divine Guru, works wonders." Faith without effort is blind. Effort without faith is dry. Together, faith and works move mountains. Shraddha keeps the heart alive and the path shining.

5. Nithyata: Being Consistent (Bhakti Yoga)
Ma Ambaji teaches, “Whatever practice you do, be consistent." If you stop, then you lose the fruits. Over time, consistency brings results. True devotion is proven through steadiness.

6. Seva: Service to Humanity (Karma Yoga with Bhakti)
Selfless service is worship. Whatever work you do, whether small or great, can be turned into seva when it is surrendered at the Lotus Feet of the Divine Guru. If results come, accept with gratitude. If results do not come, accept that too, and strive again. As Divine Guru Babaji says, "Put in your work, and leave the rest to Divine." When seva flows from love for the Guru and compassion for others, action becomes both karma and bhakti.