Jeevdaya Seva जीवदया सेवा
Fodder for cows at a panjrapole, or grain for birds — ahimsa in action.
Puja Seva · All Jain traditions
Give Jain scriptures and pathshala books to libraries, pathshalas and gyan bhandars.
Gyan daan is counted among the highest forms of giving. Your contribution prints and gives Jain books — stotras, pathshala texts and vidhans — to pathshalas, gyan bhandars and families who need them, with your name as the giver. Used only for gyan (scripture) purposes.
Gyan dravya: Used only for printing and giving Jain scriptures and books.
No prasad is posted: offered dravya becomes nirmalya and is not taken back in Jain practice.
Choose the option and your preferred temple or date, enter the name(s) for the sankalp and your WhatsApp number, and send the request. We confirm the date with the temple, then send payment details. After the Shastra Daan (Gyan Daan) is performed you receive the video with your sankalp and an Anumodana Patra.
All Jain traditions. The temple performs it in its own tradition; you can choose Digambar or Shwetambar when booking.
No. In Jain practice, dravya offered to Bhagwan becomes nirmalya and is not taken back or eaten, so we do not post prasad. You receive the video of the puja with your sankalp, photos, and an Anumodana Patra.
The puja amount is passed to the temple or institution for that seva only — temple pujas to the temple trust, jeevdaya to the panjrapole, sadharmik bhakti to the bhojanshala, gyan daan to scripture printing. Any service fee for coordination and video is shown separately before you pay.
Yes. Families in the USA, UK, Canada, the Gulf, Africa and Australia book sevas for birthdays, punyatithis and parvas. We send an international payment link by email, and the video reaches you wherever you are.
Yes — many families observe a punyatithi or janma tithi by the Jain calendar. Enter the tithi when booking and we will find its date in the panchang with the temple.
Fodder for cows at a panjrapole, or grain for birds — ahimsa in action.
Sponsor the Ayambil meal of tapasvis, or a day’s meals at a tirth bhojanshala.
A stream of peace over the Jin pratima, with your name in the sankalp.