Bodh meets addiction where it begins: in the mind’s restless search for relief. Through Dhyan Therapy, meditation that awakens an inner spring of bliss, the outer chemical craving loses its grip.
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The philosophy, demystified
The mission Eradicating substance abuse and chemical dependency through Dhyan Therapy: activating the inner spring of divine bliss, so that the outer craving dissolves.
Most of us know the feeling of reaching for something to change how we feel: a phone, a sweet, a drink. Addiction is that reach grown into a cage. Bodh does not shame the reach; it redirects it.
DJJS sees the roots of substance abuse in emotional voids and a restless mind, so Bodh works on the root rather than the symptom.
In Dhyan(Meditation)Dhyan · Meditation Turning attention inward and holding it steady, so the mind settles and inner experience becomes clear., meditation in the DJJS tradition, the seeker turns attention inward. Through Brahm Gyan(Direct Internal Awakening / Self-Realization)Brahm Gyan · Direct Internal Awakening / Self-Realization Direct, practical perception of the inner self through light, sound, vibration and nectar, independent of language, cultural background or blind faith., the initiation into that inner experience, DJJS teaches that a source of light and bliss is already present within every person, and that it can be experienced directly, not just believed in.
That is what “Dhyan Therapy” means: not a pill and not a lecture, but a practice that gives the mind something more satisfying than the substance it craves.
Workshops in schools and colleges that reach young people while their habits are still forming.
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Punrutthan
De-Addiction Support
Dhyan Therapy sessions together with psychological counselling and family counselling camps.
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Jan Jagriti
Mass Sensitization
Street-theatre rallies, bike rallies and public community campaigns that carry the message into every neighbourhood.
Field impact
The work, as reported by DJJS
10M+10M+
individuals sensitized across India
As reported by DJJS
5,000+5,000+
corporate and educational workshops every year, across Punjab, Delhi and Maharashtra
As reported by DJJS
Partnerships
training partnerships with state police academies, educational boards and correctional departments
As reported by DJJS
Figures and descriptions are as reported by DJJS for its work in India and worldwide. djjs.us shares them as reported; they are not independent audits.
A story of transformation
Sanjay, Punjab
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Before
For seven years Sanjay lived with heroin dependency, and his family ties broke under it.
The turn
At a Bodh village camp he was initiated into Brahm Gyan. In meditation, inner peace took the place of the chemical craving.
After
Today he is a full-time Bodh youth mentor who has guided over 300 young people away from drugs.
As shared by DJJS. Names and details may be changed for privacy.
The story in three movements
The chain → The freedom
The chain
The turn
The freedom
01 The chain
A borrowed high, paid back with interest
Every substance promises a moment of peace and then takes more than it gives. The body becomes the collateral, the family pays the debt, and the mind is left emptier than before.
02 The turn
Looking for the spring, not the bottle
Bodh begins with a simple claim: the joy a seeker chases outside already lives within. Awareness drives, counselling and meditation camps help a person taste that inner source for themselves.
03 The freedom
A craving that dissolves instead of being fought
When the inner spring flows, the outer one is no longer needed. Recovery stops being a daily battle of willpower and becomes the natural result of being nourished from inside.
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$151
Campus workshop kits
Materials for Bodhik Shiksha workshops in schools and colleges.
$351
A rural de-addiction seminar
A seminar that brings awareness and support to a village community.
$501
Dhyan Therapy for 25 youth
Guided Dhyan Therapy sessions for 25 young people through Punrutthan.