We provide moral and financial support, care and counseling service, which helps the family and their neighbors to accept the patients. It was formed with the objective of offering love, comfort, and shelter to neglected HIV/AIDS patients to create awareness among the public regarding HIV/AIDS. The AIDS Shelter is a community and volunteer-based coalition that strives toward creating compassionate, comprehensive, and flexible shelter which respects and addresses the needs of people living with HIV/AIDS, their families, and friends.

Research and evaluation on HIV/AIDS are Aids Aid Campus hallmarks for the last years, the company has been engaged in pioneering research to convert it's knowledge of Unani tradition into a comprehensive herbal formulations dedicated to a disease free mankind. Unani is not simple herbal medicine alone. The Idea of Unani is not growing a Plant or plant product as it is. It is the quality of the plant, and also in which form it is induced into the body are important in the treatment aspects.To effect such positive changes in attitude and behavior , we should also mobilize indigenous Indian sources of moral authority. Which means that religious and social leaders should become far more active in AIDS campaign than has been the case so far. We should also activate Treatments, and if necessary, the humble postman to carry the message of prevention being the only cure.

Hashmi’s message is to human being those are suffering HIV/AIDS . That is peace and freedom. We teaches you to love peace, to not feel prejudice towards others, to not do anything will harm other people or oneself. wherever it is practiced, has never been aggressive to anyone else, has never harmed anyone else. Peace and happiness can also be found, just like the Wheel of Law. Wherever this Wheel turns, happiness and peace are found. We taught everybody to spread goodwill and good sentiments to each other and to all creatures in the world, be they humans, gods, celestial beings, devils, or lowly beasts. On the whole, then, we not only teaches to have goodwill, but also to not oppress or harbor revenge towards one another.

In today's society, many people only show goodwill and love towards themselves, and seem to have forgotten that there are many other people all around them who are waiting to share their goodwill and love. If we share out love with other people - even a little - then society will be peaceful. Lover, generosity and thoughtfulness can form the foundation for a peaceful society. Indeed, it society lacks love, generosity and thoughtfulness, it will surely never find a way to be at peace.

Is there anyone who would refuse love?
Every single person wants to be loved. Ask yourself - do you want love? We don't like it when somebody displays anger or hatred towards us, and we don't like gossip. We want love - why shouldn't other people too?
Each day there are more and more people with HIV/AIDS who are refused love, understanding, generosity and thoughtfulness by other people in society. What have they done wrong? Nothing! They have done nothing wrong except that they have the HIV virus in their bodies. They have a disease, that all. Is it fair that society should reject them? Every human being must pass through birth, old age, sickness and death. HIV/AIDS is simply one kind of disease. People who have HIV or who are sick with AIDS are simply people with a disease or who are ill, that's all. They are not different from other people with other diseases, yet society regards them as having something terrible, something hateful.

Our Site is a great site and in the past it is a very warm site, Yet today's society is not like before. It's true! Society is changing but the Four Sublime States have never changed. Society has changed because people lack enough religious devotion to live together peacefully, that's all.

We taught that everybody should use the Four Sublime States to dictate their behavior so that society could be peaceful and happy. The Four Sublime States are:

Loving Kindness: Which is love, sincerity and wishing others well. It's a love that seeks no reciprocation and is expressed with a cheerful, open face. Deeds match the feelings in the heart - it is not about saying one thing but doing another, or gossiping behind other people's backs. Living kindness is the love that we give to people with HIV/AIDS so they can feel happy. It is the opposite of the hate that causes misery. It would be a wonderful thing if society could offer love and goodwill to people with HIV/AIDS.

Such love can be an encouragement to people with HIV/AIDS to help them feel better both physically and emotionally. They can live their lives as part of society. As well as offering love to people with HIV/AIDS we mustn't forget to give love to people who have been affected by the impacts of HIV/AIDS. Society will thrive if we can share and if we can all cooperate and work alongside one another.

Compassion: which is understanding and being considerate enough to help people with HIV/AIDS escape from their suffering. It is the opposite of the prejudice that brings unhappiness to people with HIV/AIDS. AIDS is suffering. From the time that a person finds out that he or she has HIV, suffering begins. Difficulties and problems lie waiting for them an their suffering and unhappiness increase over time. Their lives change and society changes; many adjustments have to be made. Some people have to stop working because of the ignorance of their employers, and their expenses increase whilst their incomes decrease. In the present economic climate, even people who don't have HIV/AIDS find it hard to make ends meet. We should spare a thought for others who are worse off than our selves.

People with HIV/AIDS are members of society. Whenever someone in our society is in trouble, regardless of who they are, other members of society should help them. Some people with HIV/AIDS are very poor and out of work, but still have to look after their families. Giving only love will not be enough for them to carry on with their lives. Therefore, we must offer help with all four of the Sublime States. Generosity is part of a Buddhist's character. Compassion was one of the great qualities of Buddha. It is one of the most important qualities of kinds and is also one of the most important qualities in all of us ordinary mortals too.

Sympathetic joy: is when we can rejoice in other people's good fortune and have hearts that are clear and joyful. It is the opposite of feeling envy about other's good fortune. Sympathetic joy can help us to open our minds to people, whether they have HIV or not, and keep our behaviour consistent towards them. If we used to go and see them, then we should still go to see them. If in the past, we used to be glad about their food fortune, we used to chat with them or comfort them when they had troubles, then now that they have HIV we should behave in exactly the same way and not knock them when they are already down. When we see that they are in good health and able to work, then we should wish them well with a pure heart and not be envious. The meaning of this sentiment is that we should all behave in a consistently benevolent way towards people with HIV.

Equanimity: Equanimity is about being fair and equal and not being biased in love or in hate. It's about not listening to gossip or hearsay but about thinking things over carefully first before we form our opinions. This is especially relevant to all the news we hear about AIDS. People who listen to some news about AIDS who lack a sense of impartiality will feel fear, hate and rejection and will form a picture of people with HIV which is frightening. But, if we are fair-minded we can see that having HIV/AIDS is simply having one kind of disease. Everyone suffers from illness at some time or another and if they don't get AIDS then they will get some other disease. We should think things over with a just mind so that members of society can live together without excluding anyone.

If these Four Sublime States are present in a society, a community and in individuals then that society, community or person will be happy. It will be a society in which there is thoughtfulness and consideration. These qualities can help members of society to behave righteously because those who follow the Four Sublime States can help others with their loving kindness and compassion. They have a spirit of cooperation and will be able to support one another. It will be a society in which ere is a spirit of charity as well, if we can practice.

Sacrificing and sharing, generosity and helping one another
Speaking with pleasant words in a soft and gentle manner that is easy to listen to. Such words will foster love and can cement a sense of unity. They will bring goodwill, love and a sense of mutual respect within society and between people with HIV/AIDS and other members of society. There will be no harsh words spoken that can hurt others' feelings or cause trouble for people with HIV/AIDS and others (good speech).

Helping one another in work and any other kind of activity or when people are going through troubled times, such as helping a person with HIV when they lack the necessities of life or are unwell - we should help them as much as we can. Children whose parents have HIV often come from a poor family and there isn't even enough money to send the children to school. In those cases, we can help by looking after or providing funding for these children or else becoming their guardians (benefaction).

Behaving in a consistent manner all the time. If everyone practices such consistent behaviour then there sill be no more disagreements, only a spirit of cooperation. Everyone will have equal rights and people with HIV will not be separated out from people who don't have HIV, and people won't be divided into rich and poor. Everyone - no matter what their status - experiences both happiness and sadness. We should realize this and try to solve our problems together (equality).

If everyone in society - whichever society - behaves according to the highest principles of the Aids Aid Campus then members of that society can live together happily, without divisions between class and race. People will not be arrogant or conceited or despise or pick on people who are less fortunate. With regard to people with HIV / AIDS, we must understand them, show them goodwill and not discriminate against them. That way people with HIV can live together happily with others in society in which everyone has the Four Sublime States.

Our society created AIDS Shelter to show us that we need to love more. We have, as a planetary consciousness, entered an age in which it no longer makes sense to think in separatist terms, or in terms of conflict. We are obliged now to think in terms of cooperation, in terms of what we can do to help others, in terms of love, in terms of service.

People can recover from AIDS when they learn to recognize the love, and trust it, and place themselves in relationships that are nurturing, rather than punishing. That is, they learn to stop punishing themselves, and so allow themselves to be nurtured. They learn to accept themselves, and even to accept others who do not accept them.
We are Beings of energy. When we block or interrupt the flow of this energy, the result is illness or injury. Sometimes this happens as a call for love.

We each have the ability to restore the flow of energy, and provide an abundance of love where there was a perception of lack. When we do this, a healing happens.

It is imperative, now, that we keep our hearts open, and replace judgments with acceptance. It is vital that we learn to love even more, and to allow ourselves to be loved. We must relate in our relationships, and use communication to clear misunderstandings and disagreements. When we can keep ourselves in a loving space, we will have a positive effect on our environment, a healing effect. With our hearts open to the love all around us, and fully accepting ourselves, we will not be creating the conditions in which AIDS develops.

The answer is acceptance. The answer is love.

We are extremely happy for the opportunity to speak and participate in our AIDS Shelter Aids Aid Campus. we are challenged! A silent war is raging - many of our people die silently from the killer disease HIV / AIDS. Most of these deaths can be prevented if we act in concert under a comprehensive strategy for prevention, treatment, support and care. Otherwise the prospects for our society are too dim to contemplate. Our families, our economy, indeed the broader society, will suffer from this silent war. We takes place at an opportune moment in our history - a time when the dark clouds that have surrounded debates on HIV/AIDS are receding. We stand at a crucial period in our history - we either move forward together or perish. The time for action is now - we have to act to fight the pandemic before it consumes all of us. It must help define our roles as different players in the struggle against the HIV/AIDS. Most importantly the focus on HIV/AIDS help us to strengthen the existing prevention strategy as part of the consolidation of the HIV/AIDS strategy in order to make a contribution as the civil society in the struggle to have a comprehensive and coherent HIV/AIDS strategy. we expect practical campaigns and measures that will help our people prevent the spread of HIV, and live longer healthy lives if they already have it. We all know why we have to unite to stop the AIDS epidemic. Even if you are not yourself living with HIV, you surely have a friend or relative who has the virus. All of us have been to too many funerals in recent years. All of us know children who have been orphaned by AIDS; many of us are looking after them. No one can deny any longer that, unless we act together, AIDS will have a devastating impact on our society, our communities and our families.

Now, we must see what we can do to prevent AIDS and reduce its impact. Our society should help you all share our knowledge, so that we can improve the life of people with AIDS and prevent more people from getting it. Most of our people are already poor, and AIDS pushes them into destitution. They end up dying because they cannot afford the medication they need - and their children can end up as orphans, with no means of support we need here to discuss how to improve on the existing measures. We need to participate in the campaign to ensure.

Aids Aid Campus presents Shelter Facility to improve the life of people with AIDS.

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I demand that there should be wards in all the Shelter of AIDS patients with all the requisite facilities. They should be treated free of cost. But these facilities are only those patients who will live in our Shelter. If a person is in other treatment and he wants from Fanancial support with us. Then Society will not responsible in such a case.

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