Every morning and evening, Lakshmi makes her way to the sacred banks of Radha Kunda and Shyama Kunda. With a calm devotion, she helps keep their waters and banks clean, offering her humble service as an act of love. Over time, her dedication inspired her daughter to join her. Today, the two of them can be seen working side by side, tending to the holy lakes with quiet reverence, a rare blessing for both mother and daughter to share in this sacred service together.
 

Her days flow with a peaceful rhythm. After her morning seva at the kundas, Lakshmi spends time in the local temples, chanting prayers and offering her heart to the deities. She returns to the RadhaSeva ashram to share prasadam meals with the community of widows, where she enjoys the companionship of women who understand her struggles and share her values. In the afternoons, she often returns to Radha Kunda or Shyama Kunda to sit quietly by the water, her prayer beads moving steadily through her fingers as she chants her daily mantras.
 

Lakshmi is deeply grateful for the life she now leads. In her words, “Radha Kunda is my heart. To live here peacefully, with friends and support, is all I could ask for.” Her days may be simple, but within them she has found profound peace: the sacred waters, the temple bells, the prayers whispered with her daughter at her side, and the strength of a community that holds her close.