On the sacred occasion of Guru Purnima, we bow in reverence to our Gurus — those who illuminate our lives with wisdom, love, and purpose. It is a day to express gratitude through action, to walk the path of service and humility.

But not all who once gave guidance, care, and protection receive the same in return.

Across our cities and towns, countless elderly individuals have been abandoned — by their families, by society, and often, by fate itself. This Guru Purnima, we invite you to express your devotion by offering Tiffin Seva to these forgotten elders.

🍛 Tiffin Seva – A Daily Act of Grace

Your seva provides fresh, home-style sattvic meals to elderly souls who survive each day with little or nothing. Many of them were once parents, teachers, protectors — givers of wisdom in their own right. Today, they wait for a warm meal and a kind gesture.

Through your offering, they receive:

• Daily nourishment with love and dignity
• Relief from hunger, isolation, and suffering
• A reminder that they are seen, valued, and respected

🌕 Why Guru Purnima is the Perfect Time to Serve

In the dharmic tradition, serving elders is serving the Guru tattva.
When you feed an abandoned elder on Guru Purnima, you’re not just doing charity — you are performing Guru Seva, acknowledging the divine presence in those who once guided and protected others.
It is a powerful way to earn spiritual merit, cleanse karmas, and offer silent Guru Dakshina — not through words, but through compassion.

Scriptures say:
“Matru devo bhava, Pitru devo bhava, Acharya devo bhava”
(Treat your mother, father, and teacher as divine.)

🙏 Their Blessings, Your Strength

These elders may never know your name, but they will remember your kindness.

They will bless you — not just with words, but from the depth of their souls. Their blessings will protect your home, uplift your family, and walk beside you on your spiritual journey.