When people lack even the basics — a meal, shelter, clothes, access to health care — we’re reminded that our well‑being is interlinked. Serving someone is saying: “You matter. Your life matters.”
In the Hindu tradition, a sadhu is someone who has renounced worldly attachments, dedicating life to spiritual practice, self‑discipline and pursuit of truth.
These individuals often live simply, relying on alms, meditation, teaching, and the charity of householders.