Module 24: Seva Flashcards
Vachanāmrut Gaḍhaḍā I-55
Jo moṭā puruṣhnī
Vachanāmrut Gaḍhaḍā I-55
Jo moṭā puruṣhnī sevāmā khabaḍdār thaīne rahe to enā pāp baḷīne bhaṣhma thaī jāy.
Vachanāmrut Gaḍhaḍā II-28
je Bhagwānnā bhaktanī
Vachanāmrut Gaḍhaḍā II-28
je Bhagwānnā bhaktanī sevā-chākarī kare te upar to amāre atishay rājīpo thaī jāy chhe.
Satsang Dikshā Shloka 122
Bhagwān ane bhaktonī
Satsang Dikshā Shloka 122
Bhagwān ane bhaktonī sevā shuddhabhāve, mārā moṭā bhāgya chhe em mānīne potānā mokṣha māṭe karvī.
Swāmini Vāt 6/241
Moṭā Sādhu hoy
Swāmini Vāt 6/241
Moṭā Sādhu hoy tenī ā dehe karīne sevā karvī ne chakchūr karī de to rājī thaī jāy. Te chakchūr kare te paṇ ‘Martī martī kān halāve’ em nahī.
September 15, 2016
Mumbai
Swāmishri arrived at the bhojan hall in the evening. Anandjivan Swāmi remembered a prasang: “Across the road of the old Sankari Mandir, there is a small shop. Many years ago, a shibir was to take place on the farm behind this shop. When Mahant Swāmi Mahārāj arrived at the farm, he noticed that there was an area in which many used datan sticks from the local villagers were scattered all across the grounds. It seemed as though this had been a dumping ground for these used sticks for many years. Swāmishri instantly took on the seva of cleaning them up. He found a bucket and then began to pick up the datan sticks. Seeing this, the santo all ran to do the seva. The santo tried to stop Swāmishri. But Swāmishri said, “Nā. Tamey karo ane amey kariye” (“No, let’s do it together””) Swāmishri did the seva until all the datan sticks had been picked up.
Swāmini Vāt 5/344
Bhagwān ne Bhagwānnā
Swāmini Vāt 5/344
Bhagwān ne Bhagwānnā bhaktanī sevā e bemāj māl chhe
