Radhe Mero Vrindavan -

What we do?

Sadhu Seva

Vrindavan, the divine abode of Shri Radha Krishna, is graced by the presence of countless sadhus—saints and renunciants who dedicate their lives to spiritual practice and devotion. Performing Sadhu Seva—serving these holy souls with humility and love—is considered a deeply purifying act. Whether through offering food, shelter, medical care, or simply respectful service, such seva brings immense spiritual merit. In the sacred dust of Vrindavan, serving a sadhu is said to be equivalent to serving the Lord Himself.

Brijwasi Seva

The Brijwasis—the residents of the holy land of Vrindavan—are considered deeply blessed souls, many believed to be eternal associates of Shri Radha Krishna. Engaging in Brijwasi Seva means serving these simple, pure-hearted devotees with love and reverence. Whether by supporting their daily needs, offering prasad, or simply treating them with kindness and respect, this seva is seen as a direct offering to the Divine. In the land where every dust particle is sacred, serving a Brijwasi is a priceless spiritual opportunity.

Widow Mothers Seva

Vrindavan, the holy land of Lord Krishna, is home to thousands of widowed mothers who have sought spiritual refuge and peace. Many of them live in ashrams or modest shelters, often with little support. Engaging in Widow Mothers Seva means offering care, respect, and essential support—be it food, clothing, medical aid, or emotional companionship. Serving these mothers is not just a humanitarian act, but a sacred duty that carries deep spiritual significance in the land of devotion and divine love.