Seva
Seva is voluntary participation in the temple's daily work — never a charge for entry. Darshan, udi and prasadam are free to everyone, always.
Offerings
Thursdays & special occasions
Most requestedPrasadam is served on Thursdays — Baba's day — and on festival days and other special occasions. It is free to everyone who comes, without exception or enquiry. Sponsoring a day of annadan — often done to mark a birthday, an anniversary, or the memory of someone who has died — feeds hundreds of devotees in Baba's name. This is the temple's oldest and most-requested seva.
More about annadan →Mornings, before darshan
The ceremonial bathing of the murti with water, milk, and sandalwood, performed in the morning before the day's darshan begins. Devotees may sponsor and attend.
By arrangement with the temple office
The offering of the kafni and cloth in which Baba's murti is dressed. Commonly offered as thanksgiving after a wish has been fulfilled.
Evenings, at Dhoop Aarti
Sponsoring the oil and lamps lit through the temple at Dhoop Aarti. A small seva, and among the most quietly beautiful to witness.
Thursdays and festival days
Sponsoring the bhajan mandali that sings on Thursdays, festival days, and through the night at Punyatithi.
No amounts are listed on this page. The organisation has not published a schedule of seva contributions, and quoting figures the temple does not actually charge would mislead devotees planning to give. Sevas are arranged directly at the temple office, where the current contribution for each is explained.
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