World Kindness Day Special Needy People & Animal Welfare Sevas
World Kindness Day and Sanatan Dharma’s 5,000 Year Old Teaching
World Kindness Day began in 1998 but Sanatan Dharma has held this truth for over 5,000 years. Bhagavad Gita lists Daya and Seva among the ‘Daivi Sampat’, divine qualities that bring a soul closer to God. And in Chapter 12, Krishna says: “Maitrah karuna eva cha”, the devotee dearest to him is the one who is compassionate towards all beings. This seva, across four cities, reaches humans and animals alike, which is exactly what that teaching calls for.
Where Does Your Kindness Reach?
In Vrindavan, widow welfare seva - a meal and new clothes reaches women who live in Krishna’s sacred land but are rarely seen or celebrated. In Kashi, Anna Bhojan Seva feeds the hungry in Lord Shiva’s eternal city, where food has always been considered divine. In Haridwar, ration kits reach families at the sacred gateway of the Gods, enough to cook something good for a few days. And in Mathura, complete Gauseva ensures that Gau Mata at Krishna’s own birthplace is fed and cared for on this day.
Through Sri Mandir, the complete World Kindness Day Seva is performed across Vrindavan, Kashi, Haridwar and Mathura, in your name. A video reaches you within 24–48 hours.
This booking is a collective act of service, made meaningful by everyone who participates. It is a shared contribution for a higher purpose. Through this collective offering, we are able to carry this sacred initiative forward and reach many more people.
Mahaseva is a very virtuous and fruitful donation, which has been mentioned repeatedly in the Vedas and Puranas. When a person performs the highest acts like food, clothing and grains with devotion and selflessness, it is called Mahaseva. This donation not only destroys the sins of the donor, but also satisfies the ancestors, gods and sages and liberates him from the bondage of karma of many births!
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