SYDA FOUNDATION
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Mission Statement
The SYDA Foundation is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1973. The SYDA Foundation's role is to protect, preserve, and facilitate the dissemination of Siddha Yoga teachings.
About This Cause
The Foundation facilitates the dissemination of the Siddha Yoga teachings given by Gurumayi Chidvilasananda, Swami Muktananda, and Bhagavan Nityananda. With Gurumayi's guidance, sevites in the SYDA Foundation create and produce Siddha Yoga teaching and learning events and products. These include Siddha Yoga Shaktipat Intensives, Siddha Yoga retreats, Global Audio Satsangs, and courses. Through the Siddha Yoga Bookstore, the Foundation also makes available audio and video recordings, as well as Siddha Yoga books and learning guides. As part of the global work of the Foundation, sevites oversee the translation and production of Siddha Yoga publications into more than twenty languages. To ensure the accuracy and purity of the Siddha Yoga teachings, as well as consistency in their presentation worldwide, the SYDA Foundation distributes guidelines and standards that provide direction for the Siddha Yoga ashrams, meditation centers, and chanting and meditation groups around the world. Through Shakti Punja, the Siddha Yoga archives, the Foundation protects and preserves the treasured materials that record the history of the Siddha Yoga path and the Siddha Yoga Guru lineage. The Foundation maintains the Siddha Yoga path website as a means of informing seekers and Siddha Yogis about the nature of Siddha Yoga practice, the calendar of teaching and learning events, and opportunities to serve as on staff in the Foundation. In addition, the SYDA Foundation guides the work of The PRASAD Project, which provides health, education and sustainable development programs to children, families, and communities in need; the Muktabodha Indological Research Institute, which helps preserve and make available the Indian scriptures as well as the ancient Vedic traditions; and the Prison Project, which teaches the practice of Siddha Yoga meditation in prisons located in several countries.