Indian Institute of World Culture - IIWC

"Indian Institute of World Culture is a sister institution of ULT dedicated to further the first objective of the Theosophical Movement Universal Brotherhood of Humanity"

The Indian Institute of World Culture was founded on 11 August 1945 in the suburb of Basavanagudi in the city of Bangalore . It owes its existence to the foresight, vision and sacrifice of its Founder--President, Shri B. P. Wadia and his spouse, Smt. Sophia Wadia. The prime object of the Institute is to foster the growth of a truly cosmopolitan spirit among citizens of all nations. It bases this on Universal Brotherhood, and faith in the universal moral law of Karma. These ideals do not belong exclusively to any one age, climate, nation or creed. In the words of its Founder-President: "The Institute seeks to make available " those nuggets of knowledge which make a man more healthy in body, more wealthy in mind, more noble in heart, more self-sacrificing in spirit." It was conceived not as an academy for scholars, but