The SRIHARI Satsang Samiti carefully selects brothers and sisters from the rural hinterlands for the formation of storytellers and scholars.

Once chosen, they undergo a rigorous nine-month training program at the Samitis established centers throughout the country, imbuing them with discipline, self-control, and a mastery of the art of storytelling.

Successfully completing their training, these storytellers are sent to the forest areas to educate the local communities on their cultural heritage, traditions, and way of life through the epics of the Ramayana, Shrimad Bhagavatam, and Shiva Purana. In the village centers, they conduct daily, weekly, and fortnightly Satsang, and engage in group study to instill awareness among the villagers.

These Vyas and Acharyas journey from village to village, organizing religious gatherings and promoting a collective commitment to addiction-free living.