Meal Seva is a sacred opportunity to serve the Lord and His devotees by sponsoring prasadam (sanctified food). In Vedic culture, feeding others is considered one of the greatest acts of compassion. By contributing towards Meal Seva, you help provide nourishing, freshly prepared meals that are first lovingly offered to the Lord and then distributed as prasadam to devotees, visitors, and the needy.
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Meal Seva is a sacred opportunity to serve the Lord and His devotees by sponsoring prasadam (sanctified food). In Vedic culture, feeding others is considered one of the greatest acts of compassion. By contributing towards Meal Seva, you help provide nourishing, freshly prepared meals that are first lovingly offered to the Lord and then distributed as prasadam to devotees, visitors, and the needy.
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