Frequently Asked Questions

The project is intended for sincere students studying Veda or Sanskrit in a gurukul, as well as students who live independently or in rented accommodation while continuing such study. Support is coordinated against a verified current need.

It supports the disciplined recitation and study of the Vedas by helping verified Parayana activities, participating scholars and the practical arrangements required for the work.

Gau Mata Seva is a programme the Trust wishes to take forward: feeding cows found roaming on the streets of Kashi and coordinating care or treatment for injured and unwell animals. Supporters can contact the team about fodder, anna-daan or a cow that needs help.

Annadeva Yojana is a programme the Trust wishes to take forward, aimed at a simple, complete meal built around roti, sabzi, dal and rice. The project approaches food service as prani-seva.

Open the Projects page, choose one project and write to hi@shivbodhtrust.org with the project name. Ask about the present requirement before contributing funds, ingredients, fodder, study material or your time.

Write to hi@shivbodhtrust.org. The earlier address shivbodhtrust@gmail.com also remains active. Please mention the project name in the subject so the right team member can reply.

Yes. Supporters anywhere can write to the Trust about study material, Parayana support, fodder or meal ingredients. The team will explain how a contribution can reach the current need without your being present.

Email the Trust with the area or landmark, a short description of the cow’s condition and, if possible, a photo. The team will try to coordinate help. In an emergency, also contact the local municipal animal-care service.

Confirm every request through the official email before sending money or material. The Trust does not ask for funds through unverified messages, social profiles or third parties, and never asks for card PINs, OTPs or passwords.

Open the पुस्तकें (Books) section from the flipping-book icon in the menu. श्रीशिवगीता is on the shelf with the other books — all 16 adhyayas of the dialogue between Bhagavan Shiva and Shri Rama in the original Sanskrit, opened like a book and read page by page on any device.

This edition of the Shri Shiva Gita is compiled by Shri ShivBodh ji (संकलनकर्ता) and published by ShivBodh Trust, Kashi, for every reader who wishes to study it. It gives the complete original Sanskrit text of all 16 adhyayas, arranged chapter by chapter with traditional verse numbering. If you notice a typing error in a shloka, please write to the Trust with the adhyaya and shloka number.

Open the पुस्तकें (Books) section from the flipping-book icon in the menu. Each book page has its chapters and a free sample. The Buy button opens the secure Razorpay checkout on VaranasiPooja.com, the Trust’s branch for Kashi services; the PDF + EPUB download links appear right after payment and are also sent by e-mail.

Yes. Open Learn from the bhojpatra (manuscript-leaf) icon in the menu. The Trust teaches three subjects: Shiv Pooja & Shakti Pooja, Ganga Aarti & Ganga Pooja, and Trikala Sandhya Vandana of all four Vedas (for boys aged 15 to 20). Send the enquiry form on the subject’s page with a passport-size photo; the Trust replies within 2 days and teaches online or in Kashi when a slot is available.

Puja, path and Kashi ritual services belong only to the dedicated VaranasiPooja.com branch. They are intentionally kept separate from the Trust’s education and seva project pages. To learn a pooja yourself, use the Trust’s Learn section.

Sampreshan is the separate communication platform where Hindus can write about dharmic questions or concerns so they may be conveyed to appropriate Acharyas and dharmic guides.