Lama Fera International Research & Training Centre

India’s Most Structured Emotional Healing Institution

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Structured Method

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Emotional Release

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Disciplined Transformation

Dr. Satyendra Shukla

Lam Kriya Dhyan™ Founder

India’s Most Structured Self-Healing Meditation

Social Responsibility & Media

A core part of Lama Fera’s identity is seva — social moral responsibility. The centre supports long-running initiatives for orphanage children and old-age home development. These activities are not marketing; they are part of the mission to build a kinder, emotionally stronger planet.

What we do?

Support for orphanage kids and community welfare initiatives
Old-age home construction support (sponsored initiatives).
Educational and experience trips for orphanage children twice a year.
Celebrations and wellness events (Yoga Day, student felicitation, gifts, trips).

Social Responsibility

Felicitation of 10^th,12^th students at Mamta Balsadan, July 2025

Gift to the HIV+ orphanage @Pune, May 2025

2 days Shirdi Trip for orphanage kids, April 2025

Lama Fera Foundation organises trip to Hyderabad Ramoji Film City for underprivileged orphanage kids, Nov 2024

Media Coverage

Suicide Free Planet Initiative

If you want to collaborate (CSR / NGO / school programs), email: smshukla@lamafera.com

Get in touch

Programs here support emotional wellness and self-healing habits. They complement medical care and do not replace professional diagnosis or treatment.

Social Responsibility FAQs

What is the core mission behind your social initiatives?

Our social responsibility, or Seva, is a fundamental part of the Lama Fera identity. We aim to build a kinder, emotionally stronger planet by supporting vulnerable communities, focusing on moral responsibility rather than marketing.

Which specific causes does the Monastery support?

We actively support orphanages, community welfare initiatives, and the development of old-age homes. This includes infrastructure support, such as sponsored construction projects, and direct care for children and the elderly.

What kind of activities are organized for orphanage children?

We organize educational and experience-based trips twice a year, including visits to Shirdi, picnics in Diveagar, and wellness events like Yoga Day. We also provide gifts and facilitate student felicitation ceremonies to boost morale.

How is the impact of these activities documented?

Transparency is key to our mission. You can view our Photo Gallery, which documents recent events such as gift distributions to HIV+ orphanages, community celebrations, and our various student and children's excursions.