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Why the name Sevadhaam?
Many of you asked, "What is the name of your farm?" That question led us on a journey of reflection. We explored many names, and one day during our Sādhanā, the name gently came to us "Sevādhaam".
Sevādhaam means
A sanctuary to offer our in return. seva — with love, devotion, and no expectation. By the grace of the Divine, we have received a golden opportunity to serve animals and give them a new life, to nurture the sacred land, and to offer our heartfelt devotion to Swami, Devi, and Bappa.
Linga Bhairavi Sannidhanam
Establishment on 07-06-2025
Linga Bhairavi Sannidhanam refers to the consecrated space housing the Linga Bhairavi Devi, a powerful form of the Divine Feminine.
Shri Swami Samarth (Upcoming)
The temple dedicated to Swami Samarth Charan Paduka, a revered Indian saint, particularly in Akkalkot, Maharashtra.
Bappa (Upcoming)
The temple dedicated to Bappa. Shrimant Bhausaheb Rangari Ganapati is a Ganesha idol in Pune. It was the first Sarvajanik Ganesha (community celebration of the Ganesha festival) of India.
Experience the Sprit of Seva
Deepan Seva
Light the lamp of devotion. Lighting in a lamp is crucial for both practical and symbolic reasons. It provides illumination for visibility and task completion, but also plays a significant role in ambiance, mood, and even cultural rituals. Specifically, lighting enhances visibility, creates ambiance, and can have spiritual and cultural significance.
Havan Seva
Participate in sacred fire rituals. Havan (also called Homa or Yagna) is a sacred fire ritual where offerings are made into a consecrated fire. It's a significant practice for purification, invoking positive energy, and seeking blessings from deities for various purposes like health, wealth, and spiritual growth. The fire acts as a bridge between the human and divine realms, with Agni (the fire god) believed to carry offerings to the deities.
Gau Seva
Serve our gentle cows. Gau Seva, or service to cows, is deeply valued and considered a sacred practice. Cows are revered as symbols of motherhood, purity, and abundance, and their well-being is closely linked to spiritual and material prosperity. Serving cows is believed to bring blessings, fulfillment of desires, and even liberation from the cycle of rebirth.
Ashva Seva
Connect with our majestic horses. Caring for horses and other animals as a form of selfless service and compassion. Respecting and protecting animals, aligning with the principles of ahimsa or non-violence. Performing acts of kindness and generosity towards all beings, embodying the spirit of Seva.
How to contribute?
Donate
At Sevadhaam, our mission is to improve the lives of those in need by providing essential support. If you feel called to contribute to this sacred vision and mission please consider donating. Together, let's serve, uplift and awaken.