Brahman Bhoj

Brahman Bhoj is a revered tradition of offering a ceremonial meal to Brahmins and community members as an act of devotion, gratitude, and spiritual merit. At the Prithvi Spiritual Centre, Prithvi Foundation regularly organizes Brahman Bhoj as part of its commitment to preserving India's sacred customs and fostering a spirit of communal sharing.

These sacred feasts are typically held following major havan and pooja ceremonies, festivals, and other auspicious occasions. The meals are prepared with care and devotion, using traditional recipes and locally sourced ingredients, and are served to all attendees in a spirit of equality and reverence.

The Brahman Bhoj tradition embodies the principle of Anna Daan (the gift of food), which is considered one of the highest forms of charity in Indian spiritual thought. By organizing these communal meals, Prithvi Foundation honours this ancient practice while strengthening the bonds of fellowship and mutual respect within the community.

These gatherings serve not only as acts of devotion but also as opportunities for community members to come together, share blessings, and celebrate the spiritual milestones that mark the life of the Prithvi Spiritual Centre.