All Sanatan Seva & Services

Anna Daan (the gifting of food) is considered one of the most sacred and highest forms of service (Seva) in Sanatan Dharma. It is the purest act of charity, as providing nourishment is essential for life itself. By participating in Anna Daan—specifically at an Anathalaya (Orphanage) or Old Age Home—you directly serve those in need, offering comfort, sustenance, and dignity. This act is believed to bring profound spiritual benefits, including the blessings of contentment, peace, and divine grace

By participating in Anna Daan—specifically at an Anathalaya (Orphanage) or Old Age Home—you directly serve those in need, offering comfort, sustenance, and dignity. This act is believed to bring profound spiritual benefits, including the blessings of contentment, peace, and divine grace. Your contribution ensures that the elderly and orphaned children receive regular, wholesome meals, truly upholding the principle that service to humanity is service to God. By supporting this Seva, you become an active participant in protecting and cherishing human life.

Serving cows is considered one of the highest forms of Seva in Sanatan Dharma. It is believed to bring blessings of prosperity, peace, and divine grace. By performing Gau Seva, you not only feed and take care of cows but also contribute to protecting dharma and nature.

In Sanatan tradition, monkeys are considered dear to Lord Hanuman, the epitome of devotion and strength. Offering food to monkeys is seen as an act of reverence to Hanumanji and a way to express compassion towards all living beings. This seva supports their nourishment and fosters harmony between humans and nature.

Feeding birds is a beautiful act of compassion and harmony with nature. In Sanatan Dharma, offering food and water to birds is considered a noble deed that brings blessings of peace, good health, and prosperity. This seva not only quenches their hunger.