"God comes to the poor in the form of food.” - Mahatma Gandhi
When Arun Gandhi, the Mahatma’s grandson, speaks of God coming to the poor in the form of food, he is talking about the first obligation of believers in the path of Krishna. Until you feed someone who is poor and hungry, you have not recognized his humanity and he cannot entertain any spiritual aspirations. How can you talk to a man or woman about spiritual matters when they are hungry? When you feed someone with pure intentions you widen your community and add a real reason to feel good about your existence. In Gandhi’s belief, it is Krishna’s divinity that works through you to feed hungry people. Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/andrew-blackmore-Dobbyn/holy-kitchens-hinduism_b_856949.html