In Pusti Marg the original Guru is Shri Mahaprabhuji but at present, when he is not manifest, the descendent Goswami from whom we take Brahmsambandh initiation presides as Guru.

If Gurudev resides near the home, one should go for his daily darshan and take advantage of his seva. One should consider it highly fortunate to be allowed to perform Gurudev's personal seva such as washing his clothes, sweeping the floors in his house, pressing his feet etc.

If Gurudev resides at a distance and going for daily darshan is not possible, one should keep a firm resolution to go to him on the following occasions, viz... Pavitra Ekadisi, Lunar Calendar New Year day (Kartik), Gurudev's birthday, one's own birthday and all other important religious days. One should not be careless in this respect.

Once in the year, on some auspicious occasions, Gurudev should be brought to one's residence to keep it sanctified.

One should offer one's own service during manoraths celebrations or any other program held by Gurudev.

An offering should be made to Gurudev from time to time according to one's means. If possible a box should be kept in the home where, according to one's means, an amount be deposited daily and when accumulated 'it should be sent to Gurudev's home.

Seva performed physically and with one's own wealth is an important aspect of a vaishnav's humble duty and should be done gratefully understanding it to be one's good fortune.

Take Charan Sparsh (Touching Feet) of a picture of Guru in the morning upon rising, as well as while leaving from home, on any auspicious occasion and at night while going to sleep.