Success is not an opportunity to celebrate but an opportunity to serve.
Success means service, service means blessings, and blessings ensure continued success.
Let’s cash in the opportunities to serve the saintly person and secure blessings for a lifetime.
“One who chooses to worship someone else first helps them attain an unfavourable result, and his worship of the Lord/Bhagavan is purified futile.”
It is important for people to involve in Sadhu Seva to serve the Lord's dear devotees. They are the ones who dedicated their lives to loving devotional services. At ISKCON, we offer an opportunity to privileged individuals to serve the dear devotees. Serve the sadhus and wandering monks by offering aid including clothing, food, and all kinds of treatment. Doing such things will bring you closer to GOD. Serving God’s dear devotees is an excellent way to make God happy as they are the carriers of the Lord’s compassion, and it is important to care about their needs. Serve at Sadhu Seva in Delhi to express your gratitude, serve and donate food and clothes with an open heart, and enjoy the sense of joy.
An innovative approach towards directing the spirit of contribution to extending a serving hand for the sadhus. A society that takes care of the needs of every individual connected with the society not only marches towards holistic development but also creates a support system where everyone feels cared for and nourished. Saints become the carrier vehicle of the Lord’s compassion and distribute the message of god consciousness, principle-centered life, values, etc. Let us initiate the process of gratitude expression towards them through Sadhu Seva in Delhi by our magnanimous contributions. ISKCON sadhu seva in Delhi wishes to offer you the opportunity of serving the saintly persons residing in Indraprastha Dham. Since giving opens the way for receiving, giving charity to sadhus opens the pathway to blessings and eternal gain. Donate openhandedly and cherish the joy of giving.
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), also known as the Hare Krishna movement, is a spiritual organization founded by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada in July 1966 in New York City.