एक माला । एक समर्पण । अनन्त कृपा
Let your Naam Japa become seva. Dedicate one mala — ₹108 — in Krishna's Service — Nourishing the Cows, Distribution of Prasadam to the Hungry, and the sharing of Krishna's message in the Bhagavad Gita.
The number 108 is the bridge — every offering is linked to the 108 beads of your japa mala. Offer once, or serve every Ekadashi.
ISKCONDwarka Delhiकृष्णार्पणम्A one-time offering for this Ekadashi.
One mala is 108 beads — 108 names of Krishna. Offered as ₹108, that same remembrance becomes seva, flowing into the causes ISKCON Dwarka serves every single day. 100% goes to seva.
When Krishna lifted Govardhan, the Vrajavasis held up their sticks to “help” — their help wasn't needed, but their love wanted to serve. Krishna Arpan is that same love, offered one mala at a time.
Krishna Arpan turns the japa you already cherish into an act of loving service — on the most auspicious day of the fortnight.
108 beads, 108 names of Krishna. The practice of remembrance you already hold dear.
Ekadashi is the fortnight's most auspicious day for devotion — the perfect moment to offer.
Dedicate your mala as ₹108 in Krishna's service — a simple offering that carries real love.
Every ₹108 offers one mala — 108 names of Krishna — into gau-seva, prasadam and Gita daan.
अर्पण करें →A continuing spiritual experience and honest impact updates turn your seva into a trusted bond with the temple.
A live special Aarti dedicated in your name — creating belonging and an ongoing spiritual connection.
Regular updates showing the seva completed and the real impact your offering created.
Consistent spiritual value and visible impact — devotion you can see, seva you can trust.
Patrons and corporate partners match public offerings — not merely matching money, but matching seva, remembrance and devotion.
A japa mala has 108 beads — 108 names of Krishna in one round. 108 is sacred across the tradition: the Sun sits about 108 of its own diameters from Earth, 108 subtle energy lines are said to meet at the heart, and its digits 1-0-8 signify oneness, emptiness and infinity — the soul's journey to the Divine. ₹108 links your offering to one full mala, so the amount itself carries the intention of your chanting.
Every rupee goes to seva — Gau Seva (cow protection), Anna Seva (prasadam distribution), Gyan Seva (spiritual education) and Vigraha Seva (Deity worship). You can direct your offering to one, or let the temple use it where it's needed most. Allocation is published in the monthly impact report.
Yes. Add your PAN while offering and an 80G-eligible receipt is emailed to you automatically for every contribution.
Instead of a one-time gift, your mala is offered automatically each Ekadashi (~24 times a year). You receive a Special Krishna Arpan Aarti dedicated in your name plus regular impact updates. You can pause or cancel anytime.
Devoted patrons partner with the temple to offer a mala alongside each devotee's. Your one mala is joined by a patron's, so 108 Naam Japa becomes 216 in Krishna's service. You are paired with one patron, named on your offering and receipt — their devotion joined with yours.
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ISKCONDwarka Delhiकृष्णार्पणम्