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Charitable Sevas
Gau Seva
Support ISKCON's Gaushala and be a Part of this Noble Mission Care: Daily cow care, medical care, once a month routine check-up, emergency care Food: Green grass, dry grass, jaggery, grains (wheat, rice, corn, barley, bajra, jowar, gram), chana churi, mung daal churi, toor daal churi, urad daal churi, desi cottonseeds, haldi, taramira seeds, ajwain, coconut cake, groundnut cake (desi), sesame cake, yellow mustard cake, sprout chana Additional nutrition: Herbs such as satavari, amla, harde, giloy, ashwagandha, brahmi, shankh pushpin, gokharu, mishri, white muesli, mulethi, aloe vera, baldana, bhumi amla, tulsi leaves Equipment & facilities: Grass shredding machines, transportation vehicles, jumbo fans, clean, hygienic indoor & outdoor sheds, gutters for proper cleanliness, 24 hours clean water connection, large grazing field, lush green trees for cool breeze Whoever feeds the cow with grass and water every day derives the benefit equivalent to performing Ashwamedha Yajna. There is no doubt about this. (Brhat Parasara Smriti 5.26-27.) Offer Gaushala donation and get involved in complete cow care Help ISKCON Gauseva to provide food items Green fodder: ₹5/kg Mung daal churi: ₹25/kg Wheat: ₹20/kg Barely: ₹23/kg Taramira seeds: ₹50/kg Groundnut cake (Desi): ₹60/kg Jaggery: ₹40/kg Dry fodder: ₹10/kg Toor daal churi: ₹25/kg Rice: ₹20/kg Desi Cottonseeds: ₹45/kg Ajwain: ₹100/kg Sesame cake: ₹40/kg Sprout chana: ₹100/kg Chana churi: ₹25/kg Urad daal churi: ₹25/kg Corn: ₹22/kg Haldi: ₹125/kg Coconut cake: ₹60/kg Yellow mustard cake: ₹30/kg Offer Gauseva to provide medical care First Aid Kit: ₹300/cow OPD Kit: ₹1,500/cow Yearly Treatment Cost: ₹1,80,000 Surgical Cost: ₹3000/cow Routine Check-up Fees: ₹1,500/visit excluding medicine Gynaecological Kit: ₹2,000/cow Monthly Treatment Cost: ₹15,000
Feed Needy Patients
Support Our Hospital Feeding Programme In Gujarat Served more than 1.1 crore meals in Gujarat since 2015. 7000+ 13 4 Patients & caretakers are served daily Government & municipality hospitals Locations (Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Vadodara & Jamnagar) Hare Krishna Movement Ahmedabad is feeding 7000+ civil hospital patients every day through it's Touchstone Foundation Kitchens. We need at least 10 cutting board sets, 150 Serving vessels, 2 cooking vessels & 1 transportation vehicle to continue and reach more patients waiting for us in 13 government hospitals. We have served more than 4.2 crore meals to temple visitors and needy people in slums. We have served more than 1.1 crore meals to 7000+ patients in more than 15 hospitals in Gujarat since 2015.
Annadana Seva
Support ISKCON Temple for Annadaan Meals served so far 2.89 crores People served daily 4,500 Meal menu Rice, dal, roti, sabji, papad Cost per meal ₹35 Beneficiaries Poor people in the temple’s vicinity & devout temple visitors Annadanam service timings 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. & 7 p.m. -8 p.m. Time taken to prepare the meals 3 to 4 hours Number of volunteers/devotees involved in the food preparation process 20 to 25 Quality of food High-quality, fresh ingredients are used to prepare nutritious and wholesome meals in keeping with industry-standard hygiene, and safety measures Quantity of food prepared A meticulous process is followed to understand the quantity to be prepared on a daily basis. This ensures there is enough food for all without any excess or wastage Offer Annadanam donation and feed the needy and the devotees of Lord Krishna We require ₹15,75,000 on a daily basis to prepare food for the poor and devout temple visitors. Your Annadanam donation is crucial for us to continue this noble service. Significance of Annadanam Food is a basic need and it is key to staying alive. So, when you offer Annadanam, you also offer pranadanam (‘prana’ means life and ‘danam’ means donation). That’s why food donation is considered among the most divine and revered noble deeds. Annadanam has been an integral part of Indian culture and rituals. Annadanam is a pure expression of humanity because it advocates compassion and unity by dismissing socio- economic differences such as religion, caste, creed, gender, status, and the like. Annadanam in our scriptures: “One who gives food, gives all that is worth giving in this world.” - Varaha Purana “Do not send away anyone who comes to your door, without offering him food and hospitality.” - Taittriya Upanishad Benefits of food donation: It adds goodwill in your life through the sincere blessings of the recipients of your Annadanam You receive the Lord’s divine and the choicest blessings You earn punya (religious merit or good karma) for your noble deed It adds positivity, humility, compassion and joy in your life It resolves karmic debts It liberates the soul from the cycles of birth and death and advances it towards attaining moksha (salvation)
Child Annadana Seva
Support ISKCON Annadaan Seva Today Meals served 2.89 crores and continuing People served daily 4,500 Meal menu Rice, dal, roti, sabji, papad Cost per meal ₹35 Beneficiaries Poor people in the temple’s vicinity & devout temple visitors Annadanam service timings 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. & 7 p.m. -8 p.m. Time taken to prepare the meals 3 to 4 hours Number of volunteers/devotees involved in the food preparation process 20 to 25 Quality of food High-quality, fresh ingredients are used to prepare nutritious and wholesome meals in keeping with industry-standard hygiene, and safety measures Quantity of food prepared A meticulous process is followed to understand the quantity to be prepared on a daily basis. This ensures there is enough food for all without any excess or wastage Offer Annadanam donation and feed the needy and the devotees of Lord Krishna We require ₹15,75,000 on a daily basis to prepare food for the poor and devout temple visitors. Your Annadanam donation is crucial for us to continue this noble service. Significance of Annadanam Food is a basic need and it is key to staying alive. So, when you offer Annadanam with ISKCON Temple, you also offer pranadanam (‘prana’ means life and ‘danam’ means donation). That’s why food donation is considered among the most divine and revered noble deeds. Annadana Seva has been an integral part of Indian culture and rituals. Annadanam is a pure expression of humanity because it advocates compassion and unity by dismissing socio- economic differences such as religion, caste, creed, gender, status, and the like. Annadanam in our scriptures “One who gives food, gives all that is worth giving in this world.” - Varaha Purana “Do not send away anyone who comes to your door, without offering him food and hospitality.” - Taittriya Upanishad Benefits of food donation It adds goodwill in your life through the sincere blessings of the recipients of your Annadanam You receive the Lord’s divine and the choicest blessings You earn punya (religious merit or good karma) for your noble deed It adds positivity, humility, compassion and joy in your life It resolves karmic debts It liberates the soul from the cycles of birth and death and advances it towards attaining moksha (salvation)
Khichdi Seva
Every week, more than 10,000 people visit the ISKCON temple and receive this sacred prasadam. No one goes hungry—this seva is open to all, without any restrictions. Purpose of This Seva Providing free, sanctified prasadam to everyone visiting the temple Spreading love, devotion, and kindness through food Ensuring that every visitor experiences Krishna’s mercy How Can You Support ISKCON? This sacred service is possible only with the support of generous individuals like you. Your contribution will help us continue serving prasadam to thousands of people every week. Benefits of Donating Be part of a noble cause by feeding thousands Receive unlimited blessings of Lord Krishna Support Annadan – the highest form of charity "Krishna’s mercy is for all! Join us in this divine seva and help serve prasadam to thousands." Donate Now! Hare Krishna!
Ekadashi Seva
Celebrate the holy day of Ekadashi by supporting the divine sevas at Hare Krishna Mandir ISKCON Ahmedabad. This auspicious occasion is a time for devotion, fasting, and charity, offering you an opportunity to serve and receive the blessings of Lord Krishna.
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Festival Sevas
Gita Jayanti
The auspicious advent day of the Srimad Bhagavad Gita's is known as Gita Jayanti. On this day more than 5000 years ago, Lord Krishna taught Arjuna the essence of Vedic knowledge and enlightened him to the meaning of existence. According to the Gita-Mahatmya, if one properly follows the instructions of Bhagavad Gita, he can be liberated from all suffering and worries in this life, and his next life will be a spiritual one. The phrase "Bhagavad Gita" translates as "the song of the Supreme Lord." It is the body of Vedic literature that is most well-known worldwide. This day serves as a reminder of the day when Lord Sri Krishna spoke to His devotee Arjuna the Srimad Bhagavad Gita. At Hare Krishna Mandir, we will be celebrating this day by erecting an exhibition of Krishna-Parthsarthy in the main temple hall. We will be reciting all the Bhagavad Gita 700 verses together with the devotees. Join us in this Gita Parayana.
Nityananda Trayodashi
Hare Krishna Mandir will be celebrating this festival with the Grand Abhishekam of Sri Sri Nitai Gauranga with the tumultuous Harinaam Snakirtan in the main temple hall. The auspicious day of Sri Nityananda Prabhu's advent is known as Sri Nityananda Trayodashi. In order to start the Sankirtana Movement, the Supreme Lord Sri Krishna appeared in Navadvipa, West Bengal, as Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu (Congregational chanting of the holy name of the Lord, the Yuga-dharma for this age). In the form of Nityananda Prabhu, Lord Balarama assisted the Supreme Lord in carrying out His purpose. He helped Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu by distributing the Lord's holy name in Bengal. In the year 1474 AD, Nityananda Prabhu appeared as the son of Padmavati and Hadai Pandita in the village of Ekachakra, in the district of Birbhum (West Bengal). He was born in the month of Magha on the thirteenth day of the light fortnight (Magha Shukla Trayodashi). Even today, pilgrims travel to Ekachakra to visit the birthplace of Lord Nityananda. The name of this temple is Garbhavasa. Lord Nityananda's parents were devout Brahmins who were originally from Mithila.
Sri Gaura Purnima
Sri Gaura Purnima is the auspicious appearance day of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu who is also known as Gauranga due to His golden complexion. This festival also marks the beginning of the New Year for Gaudiya Vaishnavas. The Supreme Lord Sri Krishna appeared as Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu to establish Sankirtana (chanting of the Holy Names) – the Yuga Dharma for this age of Kali. He appeared on Phalguni Purnima, the full moon day in the month of Phalguna, (Feb-March) in the year 1486 AD (1407 Shakabda) at Sridham Mayapura as the son of Sri Jagannath Mishra and Srimati Sachidevi. His parents named Him Nimai since He was born under a Nimba (neem) tree in the courtyard of His paternal house.