Spiritual
Establishing and maintaining temples, ashrams and mutts; preserving Siddhar samadhis; teaching yoga and spiritual paths; and organising spiritual yathras that keep sacred traditions alive.
Est. 2024 · Chennai · A Public Charitable Trust
Serving humanity in the light of the Siddhars & Rishis
ஓம் ஸ்ரீ சர்வசக்தி ஆன்மீக வளர்ச்சி அறக்கட்டளை
Om Sree Sarvasakthi Aanmeega Valarchi Arakattalai advances spiritual, educational and charitable service across India — rooted in tradition, open to all.
About the Trust
A trust founded on faith, learning and selfless service
Om Sree Sarvasakthi Aanmeega Valarchi Arakattalai (OSSAI) is a public charitable trust established at Chennai on 30th July 2024, dedicated to undertaking charitable and religious activities for the benefit of the public.
The Trust was founded to give effect to a lifelong desire — to create and sustain a spiritual, educational and charitable institution that carries forward the high ideals set by the Siddhars and Rishis for the upliftment of humanity.
Governed by a Board of Trustees and administered wholly within India, OSSAI holds and expands its funds and properties in trust, applying them faithfully to the objects set out in its founding deed.
“The Trust is established for the benefit of the citizens of India — without discrimination of caste, religion, creed or sex.”
Our Mission
Three foundations, one purpose
Every activity of the Trust grows from three enduring commitments — nurturing the spirit, advancing knowledge, and relieving those in need.
Educational
Running gurukulams in the Guru–Shishya tradition, supporting schools, colleges and libraries, and establishing Ayurvedic and Siddha medical colleges and research centres for the needy.
Charitable
Providing annadhanam and feeding the poor, uplifting women and children, protecting the environment, and rushing relief to victims of famine, flood, fire and other calamities.
Seva & Relief
Annadhanam and care for those in need
No one should go hungry. The Trust provides financial assistance for annadhanam through temples and directly to the poor, and extends compassion to the most vulnerable in society.
- Financial assistance for annadhanam and feeding the poor
- Upliftment and empowerment of women and children
- Relief for victims of famine, flood, fire and natural calamity
- Aid to other charitable trusts and public institutions
Learning & Tradition
Reviving the Guru–Shishya tradition of learning
Knowledge is a sacred inheritance. The Trust builds and runs gurukulams, supports institutions of learning, and preserves the arts, scriptures and wisdom handed down by the Siddhars and Rishis.
- Construction and running of gurukulams
- Support for schools, colleges, libraries and research
- Ayurvedic & Siddha medical colleges for the needy
- Promotion of the 64 arts and publication of spiritual literature
Our Charter
The objects of the Trust
The founding deed sets out twenty-four objects, grouped here by theme. Together they define the full scope of the Trust's charitable, spiritual and educational work.
01
Spiritual & Temple Development
Establish, maintain and develop temples, ashrams and mutts.
Establish and develop gaushalas, directly and within temples and mutts.
Clean temples, ashrams, mutts, water tanks and Siddhar samadhis.
Develop and empower people connected with and dependent on temples.
Teach all types of yoga and spiritual paths.
Organise spiritual yathras (pilgrimages).
Preserve historical monuments, Siddhar sepulchres and samadhis.
02
Education, Learning & the Arts
Construct and run gurukulams, continuing the Guru–Shishya tradition.
Establish Ayurvedic and Siddha medical colleges and research centres for the needy.
Establish, support and aid schools, colleges, libraries and universities across India.
Promote and preserve the 64 arts and related institutions.
Encourage music, kirtans, bhajans, paintings, sculpture and sacred arts.
Write and publish books, journals and literature in several languages.
Encourage talks, lectures, broadcasts and programmes for the public.
Provide training for those living a life of spiritual enlightenment and selfless service.
03
Charity, Relief & Public Welfare
Provide financial assistance for annadhanam and feeding the poor.
Provide relief to the poor and advance objects of general public utility.
Work towards the upliftment and empowerment of women and children.
Protect and preserve the environment through participative action.
Grant relief to victims of famine, earthquake, flood, fire and pestilence.
Grant aid or render assistance to other public charitable trusts.
Support missionaries and develop property in all states of India.
04
Stewardship & Governance
Act as trustee to receive, hold, administer and expand funds and property.
Accept donations, grants and subscriptions in cash or kind.
Apply the income and funds of the Trust towards its objects at the Trustees' discretion.
Carry out all activities of the Trust within India.
Support the Trust
Your generosity keeps the lamp burning
Every contribution helps feed the hungry, educate a child, sustain a temple and bring relief to those in distress. The Trust gratefully accepts donations in cash or kind, with or without conditions.
Get in Touch
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We would love to hear from you
Whether you wish to contribute, volunteer, or learn more about our work, our doors are open. Reach us at the registered office of the Trust.
Registered Office
2nd Floor, New No.625, Old No.402-E,
Surya Complex, Anna Salai, Chennai – 600 006, Tamil Nadu, India