In the heart of Jainism, Jeevdaya (compassion for living beings) is not just an act of kindness but a sacred duty. All religions teach love, mercy, and non-violence, emphasizing that true spirituality lies in protecting those who cannot protect themselves. From Hinduism’s principle of Ahimsa, Buddhism’s Karuna (compassion), to Sikhism’s Seva (selfless service)—each path acknowledges that caring for innocent beings brings divine blessings.
Jainism, however, takes it even further, recognizing that every soul, big or small, has the right to live without fear. Offering food, water, and shelter to suffering animals is not just an act of charity—it is a path to Punya (spiritual merit). On the other hand, causing harm, directly or indirectly, invites Paap (negative karma). Every being we save, every life we protect, brings us closer to moksha (liberation).
At Sundar Parivar, we are deeply committed to Jeevdaya. From rescuing injured animals, running feeding programs, and providing medical aid to promoting awareness about kindness towards all living creatures—we strive to create a world where no being suffers due to human neglect.
This noble cause needs your support. A single act of compassion can ease suffering, heal wounds, and change lives. Join us in this divine mission—be a part of Jeevdaya, spread kindness, and let your hands be the reason a soul breathes in peace.
Together, we can turn compassion into action. 🌿✨