Harit Ratna – Force behind Oneness
An entrepreneur and spiritual leader? A devoted family man and community stalwart? These terms usually describe different individuals. Harit Ratna embodies all these qualities…and more. Descriptors aside, the life mission—to help every human being achieve consciousness—defines him uniquely.
Experience Oneness
Experience energy flow in perfect synchronisation with nature
Develop Consciousness of all things and be present in every moment
Enjoy happiness that is emitted continuously and energises others
Achieving Oneness
The Mission
The mission of Oneness Foundation is to help every human being achieve yog or the union of the consciousness with the Ultimate. This state of existence will lead to super consciousness and infinite happiness.
Why be a part of Oneness?
What is the purpose of life? Millions of people around the world are leading lives devoid of meaning. Stress and isolation are common conditions. The Philosophy of Oneness resolves complex existential questions. The Oneness Commune imparts wisdom and tools to uplift your consciousness and find lasting fulfillment.
Embracing all Faiths
Oneness is a philosophy that embraces the tenets of every religion and respects all practices. It is a way of being, of feeling; not a way of living or acting. Members of the Oneness commune engage in practices of various faiths and some are even atheists. Oneness enshrines the idea that the diligent practise of any faith, practise, way of life etc. can lead to ultimate consciousness.
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