Roo[antaran Seva Program at Bangalore Ashram

"If you are doing Seva, there will be no dearth. Whatever you need will come to you when needed!"

~Gurudev Sri Sri Ravishankar

Experience the Magic of SEVA at The Bangalore Ashram

Inviting applications for short-term sevaks for 1 Month

Seva Dates

•Nov 10th - Dec 10th

ELIGIBILITY:

Must have learned Sudarshan Kriya;

Minimum Seva Duration: 1 Month

To apply for Seva, please fill out the form below.

aolic.org/roopantaran

Bangalore Ashram Central HR

+91 72592 71958

+91 74069 72000

For Indian Residents Only!

Please note that this message is to invite application only. Based on the interview, an email confirmation will be sent.

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