The BMCM Vision for 2100

The mission of the BMCM is to publish Easwaran’s teachings and support people who want to practice his method of meditation, and preserve his written works and recorded talks for future generations.

To ensure that the BMCM continues to thrive for many years to come, we have developed a multi-tiered strategic planning process. Here we describe this planning process in more detail and suggest ways in which you can support the work of the BMCM.

The 100-Year Vision

Our 100-year vision was developed by our board with leadership from Christine Easwaran, the Life Trustee:

This vision forms the basis for the whole of our planning process. We set aspirational goals for each decade which are then translated into more immediate and actionable three-year strategic plans.

Three-Year Strategic Plans

Each three-year plan comes to fruition through strategic initiatives chosen by the Board of Trustees with input from the President’s Office. As each three-year plan is completed, we re-visit the planning process, asking, “Where are we now? What should we prioritize for the next three years, if we are to fully realize our 100-Year Vision?”

To make sure each new three-year strategic plan is on course, we also check our initiatives against our Foundational Principles which are at the root of all our work.  

If you would like information about our current Strategic Plan, please contact us at info@bmcm.org.

How Can You Support the BMCM?

“Remind yourself every day that meditation is not for your benefit alone; it is for the benefit of the whole world.” – Eknath Easwaran 

Each of us contributes to Easwaran’s work by living out our high ideals – in our personal relationships, our jobs, our interactions with our community, and in the countless selfless choices we make, big or small, every day.

We’re also always happy to receive support from our friends in whatever form you’d like to contribute – be it your time, your expertise, your financial gifts, or your own sustained, enthusiastic spiritual practice.

Wherever you are, your spiritual practice is an invaluable contribution to the work of the BMCM – you are helping to keep Easwaran’s teachings a “living force” in the world.

For passage meditators, Easwaran is clear that our regular practice is a valuable contribution: “Put your meditation first,” Easwaran always says, “and everything else second; you will find, for one thing, that it enriches everything else.” 

We are grateful for your continued work in living out and sharing Easwaran’s spiritual teachings in the world.