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Sadhaka Application

Apply as a Sadhaka

This is not an audition for a stage. This is an invitation to offer your classical art as devotion before the Devata in a living temple.

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1Personal Information

Full Name *

Email Address *

WhatsApp / Phone *

City *

2Artistic Background

Primary Tradition / Instrument *

Instrument / Voice Type

Years of Formal Training (optional)

Guru / Teacher Name

3Seva Preference

Which temples are you interested in performing at?

Shri Lete Hue Hanuman Ji Mandir, Lucknow

Previous Temple Performance Experience

4Portfolio & Bio

YouTube / Audio Recording Link

Brief Biography *

I have read and agree to the Terms of Seva (opens in new tab). I understand that this is an offering of devotion, not a commercial performance engagement.

What happens next?

1Your application is reviewed by the BRS team within 7 days.
2A team member contacts you for a brief introductory call.
3We match your tradition & availability with a temple program.
4You are onboarded for your first seva engagement.

Questions?

If you have any questions about the application process or what seva involves, please reach out.

Contact the Team

“The audience is not the goal; the Devata is the witness.”