Principles of Jaam-E-Insan

Note: This is not a religious conversion but an affirmation to be true to one’s own religion while recognizing the unity of all religions and the universal religion of Humanity.

1. Use ‘Insan’ after your surname (e.g., Sharma Insan, Verma Insan, Arora Insan, Sandhu Insan, etc.) or preferably use only ‘Insan’ as your surname.
2. Do not consume alcohol.
3. Do not consume non-vegetarian food.
4. Consider other men and women depending on their ages; regard elders as your parents, peers as your siblings, and younger ones as your children.
5. Dedicate one day (or six hours) a week, or 4-5 days a month, to selfless service.
6. After waking up in the morning, touch the feet of your elders & say Naara. Elders should bless children and also say Naara.
7. Inspire people to give up their bad habits and help them receive the Naam/Gurumantra/Method of Meditation from Revered Guruji. According to the holy sermons of Revered Guruji, the act of putting anyone on the path to the Almighty or connecting someone with the Almighty brings as much spiritual merit as donating a hundred cows.
8. Strictly avoid earning your livelihood through dishonesty, theft, robbery, bribery, or corruption. Earn your living through hard work and rightful means.
9. Start your day with meditation and a prayer to God, asking for the strength & ability to perform good deeds, spread goodness, and realize God.
10. Before eating, meditate and pray to God for spiritual health and freshness.
11. Donate one-fifteenth of your earnings to selfless service and the welfare of mankind, either personally by your own hands or by depositing into ‘Shah Satnam Ji Green ‘S’ Welfare Force Wing,’ from where the help is extended to needy ones directly.
12. If you wish to practice charity or make donations, then donate blood, impart education to those who cannot afford it, pledge to donate your eyes or your whole body posthumously, and spend money for the welfare of mankind.
13. Be honest and fair in your behavior and dealings.
14. Do not discriminate against people based on money, caste, or any other grounds.
15. Avoid all kinds of intoxicants and include physical exercise in your daily routine. Do as much of your work yourself as possible.
16. Avoid lending money at high interest rates and refrain from exploiting the needy and helpless.
17. Avoid using abusive words and always use polite and courteous language.
18. Strive to be truthful in thoughts, words, and actions.
19. Refrain from backbiting, jealousy, undermining others; and work on inspiring people towards God
20. Embrace humility, modesty, and simplicity.
21. Abandon social evils like the dowry system, child marriage, foeticide, child labor, etc., and build a healthy society. Remember that the wealth given to the bride by her guardians out of their own will is not dowry but the girl’s right.
22. Treat girls and boys equally, giving them equal rights.
23. Help anyone in trouble or have met with an accident, to the best of your ability.
24. Do not give alms to healthy beggars; encourage them to earn their living through hard work.
25. Provide food for the hungry, water for the thirsty, help for the helpless, education for the illiterate, and if possible, employment for the unemployed.
26. Abstain from hurting the religious sentiments of others.
27. Do not listen to or engage in ill-spoken words against your Guru. Avoid arguments and refrain from backbiting.
28. Stay away from bad company; always seek the company of those who talk about God and goodness.
29. Walk the path of truth with honor, faith, and determination.
30. Do not ever get involved in the oppression of others and also do not tolerate oppression done to you.
31. The welfare of others is our true religion and humanity is our caste.
32. Establish a daily routine of meditation, dedicating at least half an hour in both the morning and evening.
33. If possible meditate in the morning for half an hour or an hour between 02:00 AM to 05:00 AM. Then have your breakfast, earn your living through hard work, spend quality time with your family, meditate for half an hour or an hour before bedtime, and ensure you sleep on time.
34. Always wear the ‘Insan’ locket to remind yourself that we all are one and God is one.
35. Be ready to sacrifice your life to protect the honor of your motherland and your Guru.
36. Practice nonviolence by neither killing nor tormenting other living beings.
37. A pregnant woman should read, watch, and listen to religious scriptures, hymns, and spiritual discourses as well as tales of brave warriors. This positively influences the life of the unborn child.
38. Listen to or watch the cassettes or CDs of Satsangs or Bhajans while having your meals.
39. Avoid watching obscenity and vulgarity in TV shows, movies, magazines, and any other media.
40. Plant trees & saplings and also take care of them to ensure the cleanliness and purity of the environment.
41. Facilitate the remarriage of young widows. If you are unable to help directly, inform the department in Room No. 50, Dera Sacha Sauda, Sirsa.
42. Stay away from superstitions such as ghosts and spirits, black magic, expenditure on post-death rituals, and fake saints/sorcerers.
43. Be aware of and educate others about social evils and ills.
44. In response to this changing world, elders in the family should transfer responsibilities to the next generation and devote their time to God.
45. Do not become arrogant about your achievements and work. Meditate honestly to fulfill your desires, without any undue stress.
46. Whenever you get angry, recite the Naara, drink some cold water, and meditate for five minutes. Avoid anger as much as possible.
47. Love all of God’s creations selflessly.