As we approach Devshayani Ekadashi, a sacred day when Lord Vishnu enters his divine rest, devotees across the world turn inward — fasting, praying, and seeking spiritual growth.

But amidst all this devotion, countless abandoned elders roam our streets, sit on temple steps, or live in crumbling shelters — alone, hungry, and invisible. Once caretakers of families, today they are left without anyone to care for them.

This Ekadashi, let your worship take form in seva — loving service to those who’ve been forgotten by the world.

🌙 The Significance of Seva on Devshayani Ekadashi

Devshayani Ekadashi marks the beginning of Chaturmas — the four most spiritually potent months in the Hindu calendar. The act of giving on this day is said to bring multiplied blessings, healing not just individual karma but that of entire families.

🍛 Tiffin Seva: A Daily Gesture of Compassion

We are delivering fresh, nutritious tiffins daily to abandoned and elderly individuals who have no family, income, or support. This is more than food — it is a sign that someone still cares.

Each meal you help provide:
Offers comfort and dignity in their most vulnerable years
Connects them with a world that has forgotten them
Becomes a sacred offering on your behalf

🙏 What You Receive in Return

Their wrinkled hands may never touch yours.
Their voices may never reach your ears.
But their blessings will follow you.

On this Devshayani Ekadashi, your seva becomes your sankalp (sacred vow) — a silent yet powerful prayer carried in the gratitude of those who once gave everything and now have nothing..