Sant Kirpal Singh's
Mission in the Golden age
"I spread the message of Oneness...This is the way to peace on earth."
Sant Kirpal Singh
The Golden Age
Just as there are four seasons in a year, there are four recurring Ages of time in the universe called the Golden, Silver, Copper and the Iron Ages. With each successive cycle, there is a deterioration in humanity’s general level of consciousness, and morality. The Iron Age or Kali Yuga, the last in the series of cyclical ages, known as a time of iniquity, darkness, cruelty, and ignorance - is coming to an end.
We stand at the threshold of The Golden Age, or Age of Truth, a time of highest awareness, when humanity moves beyond a mere material existence toward a spiritual awakening, grounded in truth, compassion, and the oneness of all life.
"If He dwells within you, what remains to be done? He is the One acting; there is no separate self. Accept this truth, live with goodness and nonviolence, and remain receptive as this Power reveals itself effortlessly through guidance, loving remembrance, and protection."
Sant Kirpal Singh
Direct Contact
In this now upcoming Golden Age of Truth, by the grace of God, in the form of Sant Kirpal Singh, we will have the direct and independent link or contact to the Higher Power or Higher Consciousness called God.
"Living the Unity of Man concept will, with God's help, remove all the barrier of religious and national conflicts, bringing about understanding between all individuals and eventually World Peace."
Sant Kirpal Singh
Kirpal Sagar - Living Example of Peace
Sant Kirpal Singh created a place in India as a model for how people could live together in peace in this world. This place is called Kirpal Sagar, or Ocean of Grace.
In October 1973, Sant Kirpal Singh laid the foundation stone for Kirpal Sagar, in Nag Kalan, India and commissioned His devoted disciples; Dr. Harbhajan Singh (former chairman Unity of Man) and his wife, Biji Surinder Kaur, to build it.
In this place, Sant Kirpal Singh has given the living example that humanity can live together in peace. For over 40 years, more than 800 people of different faiths and nationalities have been living together in respect and harmony, without any strife. Kirpal Sagar is a common ground for all people to come together, irrespective of caste, colour, creed, religion or country.
Kirpal Sagar is a living example for the future and is open to all humanity.
