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1	Sant Kirpal Singh Sant Kirpal Singh Ji (1894 – 1974), a great Saint of the twentieth century needs no introduction for the holy work He did for humanity throughout the world. He was sent by God as the Saviour, and He brought the message of hope for redemption and salvation to the receptive souls and taught them self-patience, love, and inner yearning. He taught the world over the virtues of forbearance, patience, forgiveness and godliness with deep reverence and became the head-crown of kings and paupers, rich and poor, sinners and pious.
2	His Mission To understand the purpose of our life we must understand the mission of the Sant Kirpal Singh. All Masters lived in the world for a special purpose – to bring the awakening in men and help them to live with the truth and go (back) with the truth. They taught us the very life that is needed for it, as they knew what is there for us in the beyond and what is here in the world.
3	Kirpal Sagar Project Kirpal means 'Grace'; Sagar means 'Ocean' – thus the name Kirpal Sagar means 'Ocean of Grace'. It was the wish of Sant Kirpal Singh which is being fulfilled by all devoted disciples of the Master. Moreover who learns and yearns or who wants to learn and yearn can also work in Kirpal Sagar, as it is the work of God, done by man but inspired by God. This is the highest but the rarest chance that ever came in the life of a human being.
4	Unity of Man Unity of Man is a cultural, charitable and spiritual organisation, initiated in 1974 by Sant Kirpal Singh. It is a movement working on an international level, striving to awake the public opinion to an awareness of unity. The basic concept is that Unity already exists, we have only forgotten it.
5	Publications of Unity of Man In various books and brochures you find lectures and discourses of Sant Kirpal Singh, Dr Harbhajan Singh and Mrs Biji Surinder Kaur. Their words are timeless and give a guideline for a spiritual life.
6	World Conference on Unity of Man 2007 Inauguration of the Symbols of Unity. The central building of the Project Kirpal Sagar bears four symbols, representative of the four types of sacred buildings found in all religious traditions: models of a Gurdawara, a Hindu Temple, a Mosque, and a Church connected in one line. Their respective shapes symbolically refer to the human body. These Symbols were inaugurated on 10 December 2007.
7	Dr Harbhajan Singh and his wife Biji Surinder Kaur Dr Harbhajan Singh was born on 10 December, 1932 in Laaylpur, India (now Pakistan). He met his Master Sant Kirpal Singh in 1961 and became His beloved disciple, doctor, and confident. Sant Kirpal Singh lovably called him "God's doctor" and, at the end of His tenure, asked him to stay at His side when He left His body in 1974.