Seva & Daan
An unbroken offering, and a place in it for you.
Here the lamps are lit before dawn, annadan is served, and the mantras are spoken — every day, without a break and without an audience. To offer seva is not to fund that work from outside. It is to stand inside it. Choose the seva your sankalp should carry.
सर्वे भवन्तु सुखिनः
The first lamp of the day
Lit before dawn, every morning, without a break
Choose a Seva
Which work would you stand behind?
Each of these is a part of the Peetham's daily service, kept by someone. Open one to read what it involves and to make your offering there.
How An Offering Is Made
Three steps, and nothing between them
- 1
Choose the seva
Each seva page says plainly what that work is and what a contribution carries. Read it, and pick the one that is yours.
- 2
Offer your sankalp
Set the amount yourself, or take one of the suggested offerings. Payment is made on a secure gateway; your card details never reach us.
- 3
Receive your record
The payment is confirmed on our side before anything is written down, and your receipt is issued the moment it settles.
What It Keeps
Ordinary, unbroken, daily work
Nothing offered here is held back for a special occasion. It goes to the work that has to happen every single day, whether anyone is watching or not.
- Daily lamps and aarti
- Annadan and prasad seva
- Temple upkeep and rituals
- Acharyas and Vedic students
Before You Offer