The Sacred Seva Mission is an initiative of The Sacred Grove Foundation, born on the auspicious occasion of Sri M’s birthday on 6 November 2025. Rooted in the spirit of selfless service, compassion, and love for all beings, this mission brings together volunteers to serve those in need through acts of kindness such as food distribution, care for the vulnerable, and support for welfare initiatives across communities. Inspired by Sri M’s teachings, The Sacred Seva Mission seeks to transform service into a living spiritual practice for the welfare of all.

Sri M on Selfless Service:

• Service is the best way; serve others and do your Sadhana alongside. Both have to be combined.

• When you serve a less fortunate person in any way, material or spiritual, you are not doing him a favour. In fact, he who receives your help does you a favour by accepting what you give, and thereby helps you to evolve and move closer to the Divine, Blissful Being who in reality is within you and in the hearts of all beings.

• Some people don’t believe in meditation and God. But they do selfless service to others. By serving those who are in trouble, you are actually serving the Lord. Because even in their hearts, there is a spark of that supreme all pervading reality.

The Sacred Seva Mission: Volunteers across the UK and India marked Sri M’s birthday through selfless service, supporting people in need and the welfare of all beings.

Activities included food distribution, essentials for families, community growing projects, clothing donations, and cow protection initiatives.

• Volunteers from West Drayton, London contributed towards 150 meals for the elderly, ashram students, and differently-abled residents in charitable homes across India. The offering, lovingly coordinated by one of our key volunteer Anbhu in India, was made in honour of Sri M’s birthday. Ashram mates conveyed their heartfelt prayers and wishes to Sri M on this special occasion with love and reverence.

• Volunteers from West Drayton made a food donation to the Hillingdon Main Foodbank to mark the occasion of Sri M’s birthday as part of community service activities.

• Inspired by Sri M’s message of selfless service, our volunteer from High Wycombe offered food and daily essentials to the local foodbank, spreading love and compassion within the community.

• Also, In a gesture of care for all living beings, volunteers from High Wycombe contributed to initiatives aimed at protecting cows in India.

• Inspired by Sri M’s message of love and service, our volunteers from Glasgow, Scotland distributed food to people without homes.

• With a kind heart, our volunteer from Enfield donated food and snacks to the local foodbank, supporting those in need within the community.

• With a kind heart, our volunteer from the UK donated a meal to the local foodbank, offering support to those in need.

• With a spirit of service, our volunteers from Harlow distributed daily essentials and food items to the local foodbank, supporting families in need.

• A group of volunteers in Reading lovingly grow vegetables in a community garden as an act of selfless service to those in need. The fresh produce, nurtured with care and devotion, is harvested weekly and offered to New Beginnings for distribution to the local community.

• With a heart full of kindness, our volunteer from Hounslow bought food for people without homes, offering comfort and care to those in need.

• In a beautiful act of care, a friend also donated warm clothing to people in need, helping them stay comfortable during cold times.

• Inspired by Sri M’s teachings on selfless service, one of our UK volunteers distributed food to people in Delhi, sharing compassion and care.

• As an expression of love and compassion for all living beings, one of our friends has donated to the Gaushala in Watford, supporting the welfare of cows.