Devi Seva

Karma Sadhana at the abode of Linga Bhairavi to experience her unbounded grace.

Overview

Devi Seva is an opportunity for devotees to be in the consecrated space of Linga Bhairavi for a dedicated amount of time and do Karma Sadhana in Devi’s presence. Karma Sadhana means an offering of oneself in abandon, without the expectation of getting something in return.

A powerful Bhakti Sadhana is part of the Devi Seva, to help you become more open and receptive to experience Devi's all-encompassing grace and exuberance.

Fixed Duration - 18 Days | Prerequisite - Inner Engineering Completion

Details

Devi Seva involves committing several hours per day at Linga Bhairavi’s Abode.

During this period, the sevakas (volunteers) support in setting up for various rituals that take place on a day-to-day basis. They also assist in enhancing the experience of thousands of devotees.

As part of Devi Seva, Bhakti Sadhana is offered to the sevakas, which serves as a powerful tool to earn the grace of Linga Bhairavi.

Eligibility

Individuals who have completed the Inner Engineering program, including the transmission of Shambhavi Mahamudra Kriya, can take part in Devi Seva.

Duration

Devi Seva consists of three days of sadhana in silence, followed by fifteen days of Karma Sadhana in the sacred space of Linga Bhairavi. For women, seva takes place each month from purnima (full moon) to amavasya (new moon), and for men, from amavasya to purnima.

Calendar

23 JUL - 12 AUG

23 AUG - 10 SEP

22 SEP - 10 OCT

21 OCT - 9 NOV

18 NOV - 8 DEC

19 DEC - 7 JAN, 2027

16 JAN - 6 FEB

16 FEB - 8 MAR

18 MAR - 6 APR

16 APR - 6 MAY

16 MAY - 4 JUN

14 JUN - 3 JUL

12 JUL - 2 AUG

13 AUG - 31 AUG

11 SEP - 29 SEP

11 OCT - 29 OCT

9 NOV - 27 NOV

7 DEC - 27 DEC

How to Apply for Devi Seva?

Fill up the Volunteering Interest Form

Receive a call within 3 days of application

Receive a response within 7 days

“If I was going through any mental distress, I would just stand and look at Devi without asking for anything. Within a few hours everything would settle.”

- Vishakh, Teacher