Our current outreach Since Gurupurnima 2014, Jai HO has : • Collected more than US$5000 for its work • Fundraised more than €3000 for the Bhole Baba Ashram in Cisternino to be renovated • Supported 2015 Gurupurnima in Cisternino • Facilitated donations to Indian Babaji hospitals and renovation of Haidakhan Ashram through Paypal in US and Europe • Supported the publication of the International Haidakhandi Journal • Created a blog and sent out a newsletter • Produced a document on ‘Helpful Communication and Conflict Resolution Practices’ and offered and financed a group facilitator to ashrams & centers who need it • Supported various country’s ashrams /centers with visits from long time devotees.

Future Projects • Fundraising to help ashrams and other Babaji projects • Encouraging the next generation to get further involved and raising awareness of ashram succession plans • Organising of a 2016 tour by old devotees/ musicians to help raise support for ashrams and centres that might want a visit • Supporting the organisation of a 2016 kirtan festival to fundraise money for Hospital • Starting a prayer circle of those willing to provide prayers, for those needing prayers. • Organising a more centralized distribution of publications • Collecting all Babaji speeches so that we can expand the current « Teachings of Babaji » book. Re-editing and republication of Babaji’s literature in India

How to participate => if you are willing to help in one or more of these projects,

JAI HO

=> if you have a new project to suggest, => if you want to donate to support Jai HO’s work, => if you need help from the Jai HO admin group, please do not hesitate to contact us: [email protected] You can also meet some of us at every big event of our community : Kirtan festival, Gurupurnima, Navaratris, etc… Or join some Facebook pages like : Haidakhandi Health and Healing Group, Haidakhandi Musicians and Tour Group, Haidakhandi Craft and Business Group, etc

Jai Haidakhandi Outreach

www.jai-ho.org

Is an impulse for renewal, cooperation and love within the international Babaji community. It was born out of the gathering of many devotees from around the world who have expressed an urgent need for support to Babaji’s hospitals and communities world-wide. An initiative to promote Babaji’s teachings which embraces all religions and spiritual paths.

OUR CHALLENGE Our Satguru Sri Maha Avatar Babaji, and our guide and teacher Sri Maha Muniraj have left their bodies and direct physical guidance through them is no longer available. We are aware that they have not gone, but are spiritually present as they now live actively in our hearts. In order to continue and thrive as a spiritual family and global community of diverse people, we seek a conversation that will examine and inspire our activities and structures into the future, without the presence of a living master. JAI HO OBJECTIVES To invite a spirit of radical and far-reaching questioning and opening of ourselves within the Babaji community for a positive future. To create a platform for this questioning and conversation, in a spirit of truth, simplicity and love. To create an initiative which will further bring our Babaji community together in service and mutual support across nations. An initiative that, through its modern interactive process, is a compliment to the Indian Haidakhandi Samaj, and which is founded on the question: Is everything we do in alignment with the sacred Presence of Babaji? JAI HO STRUCTURE A). Jai Ho is a charitable/not-for-profit association that can help focus and support Babaji ashrams, centres and interest groups. A Jai HO Administrative Group has initiated this project and offers to perform coordinating functions. The admin group is

not an executive but an advisory group of long-time devotees, and it was born out of those who have initiated and inspired the ongoing Gurupurnima celebrations in Europe since 2004. B). Ashrams, Organisations and Centres who are devoted to the work of Babaji, while remaining autonomous, are invited into cooperative relationships with the Jai Ho admin group. C). Interest Groups are cooperative circles made up of people interested in sharing particular forms of service such as: Healing and Education; Sustainable Living; Business and Entrepreneurship; Crafts and Production; IT Technology, Tours and Pujas; and Networking beyond the Babaji community. Some of these groups are active on Facebook (e.g. Haidakhandi Health and Healing Group, Haidakhandi Musicians and Tour Group, Haidakhandi Craft and Business Group, etc). JAI HO TASKS 1. Interest Groups / Projects: Continue supporting meaningful connections between the various Babaji community endeavours and the connections within Interest Groups. 2. Young People: To encourage the involvement of younger people who are inspired to help carry on the work into the future, beyond the older devotees, to improve our ashrams and initiate new projects and ideas. 3. Support, Education and Practices: Starting conversations with Babaji

Ashrams, Centres and projects about developing resources of teaching and practices that have shown to be effective in other Ashrams and other settings. To organize visits/tours to the ashrams to hold satsang, sing bhajans, provide training/support for puja, japa and meditation, give teachings and share communication skills, to facilitate conflict resolution when and where requested, to explore with Ashrams and Centres how to help with local community needs through local voluntary service projects, and to encourage businesses opportunities. 4. Communication: Continue establishing an internet presence (blog, website, Facebook, etc.); communicating with the Indian Haidakhandi Samaj; continue the publication and promotion of the International Haidakhandi Journal; network within and beyond the Babaji community; and to encourage increased support of initiatives. 5. International Fund Development: To support fundraising groups in countries where there are Babaji projects, and allocate funds in accordance with the Vision and Objectives of Jai HO. The initial Admin Group includes: Raghuvir (Thailand), Uday (India), Rob (UK), Mukundi (France), MayaRam (Slovenia), Lok Nath (USA), Sundar (Switzerland), Bo (Sweden), Kharku (Thailand), Jamuna (Thailand), Gayatri (USA), Ramloti (USA), Raghunandan (Italy), Giuliano (Switzerland & Italy) and Nan Singh (Australia).

Contact : [email protected]