As the sacred Devshayani Ekadashi approaches — the day when Lord Vishnu begins his cosmic slumber — millions across India observe fasts and offer prayers to seek divine grace. But while most of us find peace in rituals and comforts, the abandoned sadhus of Vrindavan endure the harshness of everyday life — hungry, shelterless, and forgotten.

🕉️ Why This Day Matters

Devshayani Ekadashi marks the beginning of Chaturmas, a holy four-month period of spiritual awakening, charity, and inner transformation. Scriptures say that any act of daan (charity) done on this day multiplies a hundredfold in punya (merit) and brings blessings for you and your ancestors.

But what good is our faith if it doesn't serve the ones who have given their lives to it?

The saints and sadhus of Vrindavan, once custodians of dharma, now struggle for a simple meal each day. With no family, no support system, and no income — their lives depend on your kindness.

🙏 Join Our Daily Tiffin Seva

Through our campaign, we are delivering fresh, nutritious tiffins daily to sadhus living in ashrams, streets, and forgotten alleys of Vrindavan. Each tiffin contains simple sattvic food — a thali of roti, sabzi, rice, and fruits, prepared with love and respect.

Let your faith feed the forgotten. Let your charity change a life.>