Donate coins following the tradition of yogic/saints. Who used to live by begging alms on a begging bowl. The phrase ‘Om Bhavani Bhiksham Dehi’ had come from there. A respectful sentence for begging for Alms. ”Om Bhavani Bhiksham Dehi- whenever someone comes to the door by saying this, you must give something, doesn’t matter even if it is a piece of grain. It was believed unauspicious to send them empty.

Because it was believed that they were not to beg but to give. By giving something they destroy our bad Karma, and give us the blessings of purity and happy life. There are many stories that sometimes the Lord comes to test the heart of his/her devotee. ”Who knows who comes to you with a begging bowl?” “it could be god.”

The Donate coin represents this tradition where we are a bowl and the holder is needy, so share and walk the path of Satmarga. 

Live happily, and share happiness. 

Significance of Bhiksha.- According to Hindu tradition, one of a householder’s most important obligations is to provide Bhiksha (meal) to a brahmachari or sanyasi. According to Vedic tradition, it is the responsibility of the householder to provide for sanyasis who dedicate their lives to seeking Truth for the good of society as a whole.

As we can see, the tradition is no longer followed. Does this mean that we no longer have time to consider other people or our traditions? Donate Coin, therefore, continues that tradition in the modern day and benefits all living things.

We should donate up to 10% of our income to non-profit organizations that support humanity.

Donate coin, a digital donation begging bowl.  You donate the money in Donate coins, which will be placed in the begging bowl. It is then our responsibility to communicate and transfer the money as fast as possible to those in need. You will then be informed of the status of your contribution.