“The ripple effects of Shrimad Rajchandra Divinetouch are far-reaching! The simple lessons of gratitude, humility, thankfulness, peace for all, equanimity, etc. have kept the children grounded.”

“In today’s ‘e-world’, ‘pre-occupied world’, ‘digital world’, ‘over-exposed world’, Shrimad Rajchandra Divinetouch is truly an oasis of quality values taught with warm affection. Shrimad Rajchandra Divinetouch has mastered the art of planting spiritual seeds in a joyous and creative way.”

“As an academic and career counsellor, I’ve come to realise first-hand the need for value-education in today’s youth. Our education system focuses primarily on competence and not on character; education is equal to a career, not contribution. There’s so much focus on skills that we don’t emphasise on shaping attitudes. We almost neglect values, and it is values that result in ethics and finally reflect in our deeds. Shrimad Rajchandra Divinetouch is a rare value-education program that fills an essential void in our learning infrastructure. The program is enjoyable, educational, and elevating.”

“My daughter is a part of Shrimad Rajchandra Divinetouch and she loves it from the core of her heart. She has imbibed in her the art of giving and sharing and recently donated 12 inches of her hair to the cancer society. She is effectively learning soft skills like teamwork and the art of communication with the help of the didis at Shrimad Rajchandra Divinetouch. I see my daughter as a compassionate, courageous, responsible, secure and confident child. Thank you for all your hard work.”

"I saw the work being done by the Magictouch people. Really impressive! The value that comes immediately to my mind when I talk about Indian values is universal brotherhood. That’s being taught. And I loved this programme ... I mean, I can see that it is a Jain organisation, but we had Lord Buddha there; we had Lord Krishna there; we had Prahlad there ... it’s universal brotherhood! That is what must be taught."

“I think Magictouch is a process and it is a process that should come into all our schools and all our lives and I am really honoured to have been part of the process today.”

“Born and brought up in England, I never had answers about why we do and don’t do the things we were told to follow as a Jain. My son goes to Arhat Touch, and has clear answers about why he performs puja every morning, why he puts a tilak on his forehead at the derasar, why he doesn’t eat greens during Paryushan, why he offers khamasana … I learn from him! And his knowledge enables him to do all of this with utmost connection. Arhat Touch is beautifully designed to give this curious generation a reason to continue following Jain principles.”