Dakshina & daan
Supporting the mandir
Nothing at this mandir is charged for. What is given, is given freely — and what keeps the lamp lit and the fire fed comes from those who choose to give.
Nothing at this mandir is charged for. Not the sessions, not satsang, and not diksha.
What keeps the lamp lit, the fire fed and the door open comes entirely from those who choose to give. Nobody will ask you for a donation, and nothing is withheld from anyone who does not make one.
What a gift does
Where it goes
Naming the purpose matters more than naming the amount. Give towards whichever of these you wish.
The havan fire
Wood, ghee, grain and herbs for the fire ceremony, twice every week.
- ₹500 — Materials for one havan
- ₹2,000 — A month of Thursday havans
- ₹5,100 — A full month of both weekly havans
Annadaan — feeding
Prasad after aarti, and full meals on festival days.
- ₹1,100 — Prasad for a week
- ₹5,100 — A festival day meal
The lamp and the puja
Oil, wicks, flowers, incense and the daily articles of worship.
- ₹251 — A week of daily aarti
- ₹1,100 — A month of daily aarti
The mandir itself
Rent, electricity, water and the upkeep of the building.
- ₹2,100 — A share of a month's running costs
How to give
By bank transfer
There is no payment page here, and nothing on this site will ever ask you for a card number. A gift goes directly to the mandir's own account.
- Account name
- Sanjay Rajaram Yerunkar
- Bank
- State Bank of India, Bibwewadi Branch
- Account number
- 31474370856
- IFSC
- SBIN0012926
If you make a transfer, please send a message through the Contact page so the mandir knows whom to thank and what the gift was intended for.
Time is a gift too.
If money is not what you have to give, seva is the older offering — and the one the mandir most often needs.