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Satlok Foundation works to share true spiritual knowledge and to serve humanity without any discrimination.
Our mission
To bring the scripture-based knowledge of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj to every person, and to build a society free from addiction, dowry, discrimination and corruption — where no family goes hungry and every life is spent in true devotion.
The Foundation works alongside the Munindar Dharmarth Trust and thousands of volunteers who organise satsang, Naam Diksha, Ramaini marriages, the Annapurna Muhim, medical camps and relief work.
What we stand for
Scripture first
Every teaching is shown from the original scripture so that anyone can verify it.
Free, always
No fee for Naam Diksha, satsang, books or any service.
One humanity
No discrimination of caste, religion, gender or status.
Clean living
A life free from intoxicants, meat, dowry, bribery and theft.
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Families supported through Annapurna
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Flood-affected villages reached
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A complete Ramaini marriage
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Fee for Naam Diksha, books or seva
Tatvadarshi Sant
Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj
Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj was born on 8 September 1951 in Dhanana village, Sonipat district, Haryana, into a farming family. He studied civil engineering and served for 18 years as a junior engineer in the Haryana Irrigation Department.
On 17 February 1988 he received initiation from Swami Ramdevanand Ji of the Garib Das tradition, a branch of the Kabir Panth — the day his followers celebrate as Bodh Diwas. He began giving satsang in 1993, was named his guru’s successor in 1994, and in 1995 left government service to devote himself fully to spiritual work.
His teaching rests on one principle: that the holy scriptures of all religions — the Vedas, the Gita, the Quran, the Bible and the Guru Granth Sahib — describe the same Supreme God, Kabir Sahib, and the same path to complete salvation. His followers regard him as a Tatvadarshi Saint who explains that path from the scriptures themselves.
1951
Born in Dhanana, Sonipat, Haryana
1988
Initiation on 17 February — Bodh Diwas
1993
Begins giving satsang
1994
Named successor by his guru
1995
Leaves government service to serve full-time
1999
Satlok Ashram established