Minority Murcha

Ramsena believes that an organisation's core purpose and who may join that organisation are two matters best seen separately.

Ramsena will work centred on the unity, rights, culture, and social interests of the Sanatani society. But people of other faiths who respect this purpose and agree with the organisation's principles and activities may also join Ramsena.

One thing should be clear: joining Ramsena does not mean changing your own religious identity. A Muslim, a Christian, a Buddhist, a Sikh, or a person of any other faith may work as a member of Ramsena while keeping his or her own religious identity.

For the basis of joining Ramsena is not conversion; it is agreement with the organisation's purpose, principles, and social vision.

A person — even as a follower of another faith — can agree with matters such as justice, equality, religious freedom, cultural rights, social security, and the dignity of human beings. From that ground, he or she can join Ramsena and take part in the organisation's social activities.

• Justice
• Equality
• Religious freedom
• Cultural rights
• Social security
• Human dignity

The participation of people of other faiths does not change Ramsena's core purpose. Ramsena's centre is the Sanatani society; and the opportunity to work with it is open to all those who are respectful of the organisation's purpose and principles.

In this way, Ramsena keeps its Sanatani identity intact while creating a wider space of cooperation, empathy, and social participation.