Yajna and Satsang
Dharmada Seva: A Sacred
Path of Righteous Earnings
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In Sanatan Dharma, wealth is not merely
considered a means of enjoyment but is
seen as a sacred responsibility.
Dharmada Seva: A Sacred
Path of Righteous Earnings
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In Sanatan Dharma, wealth is not merely
considered a means of enjoyment but is
seen as a sacred responsibility.
Dharmada Seva
प्रीयतां धर्मराजाय, त्वदीयं वस्तु, गोविन्दं तुभ्यमेव समर्पये।
हे पाप-पुण्यों का निर्णय करने वाले धर्मराज! मुझ पर तथा मेरे परिवार पर प्रसन्न हों। मेरे श्रद्धा के पुष्प स्वीकार कीजिए। हे प्रभो! आपकी कृपा से प्राप्त देन आपके चरणों में अर्पित करते हैं। मेरे प्रभो! हमें जीवन भर दाता बनाकर रखें, याचक नहीं।
O adjudicator of sins and virtues, Dharmaraj, be happy over me and my family. Accept the flowers of my reverence. O, Lord! We offer at your feet, the gifts that we have received by your grace. My Lord, make us a giver for a lifetime, not a taker.
Contribute with Faith and Support for the Flourishing of Dharma
In the vision of Sanatan Dharma, wealth is not meant to be held as a mere possession or a fleeting indulgence. It is entrusted to us as a sacred responsibility, woven with the breath of society, the grace of the Divine, and the bounty of nature. To use it only for oneself is to live with an incomplete sense of dharma, as if forgetting the invisible hands that made its flow possible.
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Yajna-Dana-Tapah-Karma na tyajyam kaaryam eva tat
(Sacrifice, charity, and penance must never be abandoned; they are duties indeed.)
Dharmada Seva, as conducted by Vishwa Jagriti Mission, is one such divine and humanitarian initiative. Its core purpose is to inspire all individuals to donate towards the path of dharma, so that through this sacred giving, both spiritual and material upliftment can be attained.
Under this initiative, every individual can contribute 2% to 10% of their income as per their devotion. This act of giving not only benefits the donor, but also their entire family and society at large.
Offering 2% to 10%: Turning Wealth into Dharma
When we dedicate a share of our earnings (2% to 10%) to God, for temples, schools, cow shelters, child welfare, elder care, or spiritual work, it becomes more than merit. Wealth itself is sanctified, infused with the spirit of service.
Such giving brings contentment to the soul, steadies finances, and eases family ailments, hardships, and mental strain. Even the karma of generations yet to come is quietly uplifted.
Scriptural Glory of Partial Donation
Sanatan Dharma has always given significance to both dharma and karma. In the Mahabharata, King Yudhishthir fought a war for the establishment of dharma, and in the Bhagavad Gita, Shri Krishna guided humanity through Karma Yoga, which emphasizes selfless action and service. In the Vedic tradition too, Dharma is revered like Brahma himself.
The Shiva Mahapuran states: "Dashansh Daan api dharmarth swadharmeNa saadhayet"
Meaning, donating a tenth of one’s income for dharmic causes is the hallmark of an ideal householder.
Offering 2% to 10%: Turning Wealth into Dharma
When we dedicate a share of our earnings (2% to 10%) to God, for temples, schools, cow shelters, child welfare, elder care, or spiritual work, it becomes more than merit. Wealth itself is sanctified, infused with the spirit of service.
Such giving brings contentment to the soul, steadies finances, and eases family ailments, hardships, and mental strain. Even the karma of generations yet to come is quietly uplifted.
Scriptural Glory of Partial Donation
Sanatan Dharma has always given significance to both dharma and karma. In the Mahabharata, King Yudhishthir fought a war for the establishment of dharma, and in the Bhagavad Gita, Shri Krishna guided humanity through Karma Yoga, which emphasizes selfless action and service. In the Vedic tradition too, Dharma is revered like Brahma himself.
The Shiva Mahapuran states: "Dashansh Daan api dharmarth swadharmeNa saadhayet"
Meaning, donating a tenth of one’s income for dharmic causes is the hallmark of an ideal householder.
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Your Contribution Uplifts the Pillars of Dharma
Through the help provided by you, Vishwa Jagriti Mission is getting support in many welfare works. Bal Vidyalayas are being run for poor children across the country with this amount received under Dharma Seva.
With your generous support, Vishva Jagriti Mission is able to carry out numerous welfare activities. The funds received through Dharmada Seva support the operation of schools for underprivileged children across the country.
Tribal children are provided free education along with nutritious food, uniforms, medical aid, and stationery.
Various education and skill development programs are being run for girls.
Cow protection initiatives have been established where hundreds of cows are housed in safe shelters.
Old-age homes are operated where abandoned elders are given a life of dignity.
During natural calamities, relief is provided to the needy with essentials like food, clothes, and medicines.
Hundreds of young Rishi Kumars and Acharyas are educated and nourished at various Gurukuls and spiritual centers.
Dharmada Seva 2 to 10%
Dharmada Seva is an easy way to improve this world and the other world.
2 to 10% of the money and resources invested by Guru devotees in
Dharmada Seva will help them in their spiritual progress along
with their worldly progress.
Dharmada Seva 2 to 10%
Dharmada Seva is an easy way to improve this world and the other world.
2 to 10% of the money and resources invested by Guru devotees in
Dharmada Seva will help them in their spiritual progress along
with their worldly progress.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some frequently asked questions on Dharmada Seva, a traditional voluntary religious contribution in many Indian temples and spiritual organizations:
According to the rules mentioned in the scriptures, a person should donate 2% to 10% of his income to Dharma, but you can donate according to your faith, capacity and determination.
Yes, after donating to Dharmada Seva, a proper receipt and certificate are issued by Vishwa Jagriti Mission. This also helps you for tax benefits. Other certificates are also provided to you here.
Yes, while donating here, you can decide for which service you want to donate. You can donate to Gurukul, Vridha Ashram, Gaushala, Bhandara or any other special project.
You can donate through UPI, Phonepe, google play, bank transfer, NEFT/ RTGS/ IMPS/ credit/ debit card/ online payment gateway
Yes, the donor can donate to Dharmada Seva in the name of his parents, forefathers and departed souls or relatives, by which virtue is wished for them.
Yes, monthly auto debit facility can be activated from bank account or card for Dharmada Seva, so that a fixed amount will be automatically deducted as donation every month.
Yes, the donor can cancel or temporarily suspend the auto debit facility at any time, for this the donor can contact the office.
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