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Seva in Our Lives

Seva: The Divine Adoration

Wednesday

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9

July

2025

This interactive session examines Seva as both a principle and a revolutionary practice in today’s world. Through discussions, reflections, and hands-on activities, participants will explore how the Guru’s message of Seva can be applied in both Panthic...

This interactive session examines Seva as both a principle and a revolutionary practice in today’s world. Through discussions, reflections, and hands-on activities, participants will explore how the Guru’s message of Seva can be applied in both Panthic and personal contexts.

The session features breakout groups, Jamboards, and interactive exercises to foster engagement and self-reflection.

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