GoodVision

BERGABUNG VISI BAIK, NIKMATI VISI ALLAH

We are one; the same divine spirit resides in all of us. When we fill our stomach, we should think of the poor and the hungry and strive to ensure that they get at least a bowl of rice a day. It is from this noble thought that Good Vision came into being.

The Gospel says, “For I was hungry, you fed me”! Honesty, compassion, kindness and humility are virtues that each one of us must cherish. If we remove the aham (the “I”) from within, we would be blessed. Indians are known all over the world for their good deeds; each of us are destined to do good for the world. Therefore, come, let’s join hands to help the needy, alleviate their pain and sufferings, and tell them in one voice that we are for them too. If each of us takes a vow to do whatever is possible to ensure that no one in this world will go to sleep with empty stomach, we can achieve Vasudhaiva Kudumbakam (“the world is one family”).

It is easy to go around the world lecturing on peace and harmony, alleviating hunger, uplifting the poor and so on. But, how can we contribute to see this happen and to make a change? Good Vision aims to do exactly that.

Come, let’s join our hands for a cause. Good Vision is not just a business; it’s a platform for all of us to do something good for others. When you do business—buy or sell goods—through Good Vision, you’re doing a great service to the humanity. Fifty percent of the income that Good Vision earns through this business is utilized for philanthropy, helping the needy in our society. So, let’s get together through Good Vision to make its vision come true. You can partake in Good Vision’s activities, even without doing business through it, by making contributions to it. All such contributions will be utilized entirely for helping the underprivileged.