The Vision
At the heart of Seva Sanctuary is Dina’s dream of a world where women remember their softness, strength, and wholeness. Through her work, she hopes to hold space for that remembering — one treatment, one circle, one moment of stillness at a time.
Why Seva Sanctuary?
The name Seva Sanctuary comes from two deeply meaningful words:
Seva (or Sewa) is a Sanskrit term from Hinduism and Sikhism meaning selfless service — the act of helping others without expectation of reward or recognition. It’s a practice that cultivates compassion, unity, and spiritual growth.
Sanctuary means a place of safety, refuge, and home.
That’s exactly what I want Seva Sanctuary to be: a safe space where you can rest, heal, and reconnect with yourself.
“You must put on your own oxygen mask before assisting others.”
— Standard Airline Safety Instruction