Seva refers to selfless service without concern for one's own identity. There are three types of seva: tan seva involves physical service like cleaning; man seva is service through skills like organizing or teaching; dhan seva is monetary contributions like tithing or donations. The document discusses these three types of seva and encourages the audience to reflect on acts of seva they have done and might do in the future to help others without expectation of recognition or reward.

1. Seva
A Selfless Service

2. What is Seva?
Seva is not a
Gujurati word. It
is actually from
Sanskrit. It means
more than selfless
service. It means
to serve without
the existence of
one’s own
identity, hence,
selfless service.
Hindus are not
the only ones
who do seva.
Other religions
such as
Sikhism stress
on the
importance of
doing seva to
indirectly
serve God.

3. Who Talked To Us
Harshad Dada

4. What He Talked About
The Three Types of Seva:
Tan Seva
Man Seva
Dhan Seva

5. Tan Seva
What would be considered tan seva?
Seva using the body,
tan, can be displayed by
washing bathrooms,
washing dishes, making
food, or any other form
of helping others in
need.

6. Man Seva
What would be considered man seva?
Man seva is dedicated to praying for the
wellbeing of the community, the society we
live in and humanity, whether those abilities are
organizational, educative, communicative,,
philosophical or inspirational.

7. Dhan Seva
What would be considered dhan seva?
Seva through material , dhan, is often done by
contributing a tenth of one’s income to the
community or to a mandir. It can also be given
straight to the poor.

8. Review!
What is tan seva? Give three examples
of tan seva.
What is man seva? Give two examples
of man seva.
What is dhan seva? Give two examples
of dhan seva.

9. You Get Punya Points!
You Get Punya Points!
You All Get Punya Points!

10. What Seva Have You Done?
What did you get out
of it?

11. What Seva Will You Do Next?
A Presentation By Nandan Patel