Some may wonder: Why should members invest and receive only 80% of the annual stay rights, while the remaining 20% of the rooms are offered free of cost to Gita seekers?

The answer lies in the two sacred objectives of the Vedic Club:

1️⃣ A Spiritual Sanctuary for Member Families

The first purpose is to offer families a sacred space to rest, reflect, and rediscover themselves — whether it’s 2–3 days a month in the lap of Lord Shiva, or time spent learning the Bhagavad Gita in an atmosphere of peace and spiritual energy. The Club serves as a dharmic retreat, where members can escape the noise of the world and reconnect with meaning, purpose, and inner stability.

2️⃣ Free Gita Wisdom for Global Seekers

The second objective is far more urgent and universal: to offer free, authentic, Advaita-based Bhagavad Gita wisdom to foreigners and spiritual seekers from around the world — with a focus on delivering its sovereign science in just 1 day.

Charging international guests for such spiritual insight would contradict our mission. Sanātana Dharma is in a coma stage globally, with only 14% of the world currently aligned with its core principles. If we begin commercializing this outreach, we risk alienating even the few who are curious or open. The Vedic Club is not just an accommodation model — it is a consciousness movement.

Our goal is bold yet sacred: to bring the essence of the Bhagavad Gita to five billion people by 2050. Such a mission cannot be achieved through profit-driven models, but only through sacrifice, sincerity, and the shared association of a global spiritual movement.

Thus, your 80% stay allocation as a member is not a limitation — it is your offering to the world. You are not just investing in a room. You are co-creating a spiritual revolution, one that honors your family while uplifting humanity.