"You cannot be a philosopher on an empty stomach" – Socrates

Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga provide food for the soul, but you first have to feed the body.  Since inception, the Pranic Healing Foundations world-wide have been helping the poor and needy in a variety of ways, either directly by providing funds and aid or indirectly, through other charitable organisations.

In India, some of the charitable work supported over the past few years include:

1. Providing food or dry rations to the poor

2. Providing clothing, blankets or other requirements

3. Helping with the rehabilitation of street children

4. Educating children in rural areas

5. Construction of schools in rural areas

6. Covering the cost of medicines or hospital expenses for the poor

7. Supporting ashrams and charitable organisations that are doing social service in rural areas

To give you an idea of the scope of our work, under the feeding programme, several thousand food packets are distributed world-wide every day by Pranic Healing organisations in different countries, funded by donations from people like you.

Master Choa has also set up organisations to help people in jails, especially juveniles.  In many parts of Asia, due to a congested court system, many children are in jail for years, waiting for their trial. Very often, the number of years they have been in jail is more than the maximum penalty they could have been awarded. Besides this, they are often living in very unhygienic conditions, with insufficient place for everyone. The prisoners often sleep in shifts, as there is not enough place for all of them to lie down at one time!  Organisations set up by Master Choa identify such people and work with the legal system to have released, while work is also done to improve the conditions in the jails for people still inside.

Besides these regular activities, during times of disasters, money is immediately assigned by GMCKS to help people. Relief by Pranic Healing Foundations include work carried out post earthquakes, floods and more recently, the tsunami. After the tsunami struck, food packets were distributed in Chennai the same evening. Subsequently, short-term relief work was carried out in the form of distributing food, dry rations, clothing, cooking utensils, etc.  Currently, long-term rehabilitation is still going on and several villages are being asssisted to rebuild homes, fishing boats, fishing equipment, etc. 

Relief work has also been provided in areas affected by the recent floods in Maharashtra and in Jammu and Kashmir - for people affected by the earthquake.

All your donations, large and small go towards generating funds for all these projects. Your support and help are very much appreciated.

Please follow this link if you would like to make a donation to support our charity work. All donations to our trust are eligible for exemption U/S 80G of the Income Tax Act.