Seva Bhoj (सेवा भोज)

Seva Bhoj can be offered:
• On your Ishta Devata’s appearance day (Jayanti), or a Guru’s punya tithi.
• On any day of personal devotion or prayer.
• As part of a daily or monthly spiritual discipline.
• When you’ve received anugraha (grace) without having asked for it.
• Or simply… when you feel the heart surge to say, “Thank you.”

No particular event is needed. The heart’s intention (bhav) is enough.

Feeding in Seva Bhoj depends on the deity or intention:
• Sadhus, saints, and renunciates: For Shiva, Dattatreya, Hanuman, and moksha-aligned energies.
• Brahmins and Vedic scholars: For Vishnu, Lakshmi, Saraswati, Rama, or Gurus in the Sampradaya.
• Children and orphans: For Devi, Krishna, or Gopal-aligned seva.
• Cows (Gaumata): Universally auspicious, especially for Krishna, Gauri, or as part of Gau Seva.

Feeding becomes an act of worship. Every morsel is a mantra.

Seva Bhoj is not about asking, but blessings flow nonetheless:
• It deepens your bhakti bhaav, transforming you from seeker to server.
• You attract divine grace beyond logic or linear return.
• It dissolves ego and subtle karmas through humility and generosity.
• It creates a karmic bond between you and your deity, a bond of love, not transaction.
• It infuses your home and family with devotional energy, which protects and nourishes silently.

You give with no expectation… and the divine gives you more than you knew to ask for.

If your heart overflows for your deity…
If you’ve ever felt seen, protected, or carried in silence…
If you loved without asking why, this Bhoj is for you.

Seva Bhoj doesn’t need a reason. It just needs bhav.
Even if you’re not ritualistic or scripturally trained, your devotion is enough.

You may not have a temple. But the divine knows where your love comes from.

Every Seva Bhoj offered through DharamKarm comes with:
• A Seva Record (PDF) in your deity or Guru’s name.
• Optional photos/videos of the Bhoj conducted with mantra and care.
• The inner peace of knowing: I gave love back to where it came from.

When it’s not about the outcome, it becomes eternal.

A young man in Delhi had no money, no job, and no idea how he was getting through each day. But every Thursday, he would light a diya for Sai Baba and whisper, “Thank you for keeping me alive.”

Years later, settled and stable, he offered Seva Bhoj, feeding 101 people in Baba’s name through DharamKarm.

When asked why, he simply said:
“He fed me when I had nothing. Now I feed in His name.”

That’s not ritual. That’s love.

DharamKarm helps you channel your devotion into sacred action:
• Choose the deity, Guru, or spiritual lineage you’re offering in.
• Select who you wish to feed—Sadhus, Brahmins, children, cows, or all.
• Submit your devotional Sankalp (optional).
• We perform the Bhoj with mantra, sanctity, and full-hearted reverence.
• Receive your Seva Record.

No matter where you are, your love will find its way to the feet of the Divine.