Message from Priest

Temple is a place of worship and provides focus for both social and spiritual life of the community it serves. Temple is dedicated to Gods and Goddesses: generally to one primary deity and other subordinate deities associated with the main deity. Temple is the link between the devotee and God which reflect the ideals and the way of life. Hindu temples are known by different names in different parts of the worlds and depending upon the language, but God is one for all. Temple is like a light house which shows the path of spirituality.

According to Hindu Dharma, worship is the main part of daily life. One should wake up daily in the early hours to worship God. When you worship God with devotion, he will fulfill all your needs and grant your wishes. You can worship God by offering fruits, flowers, Prasad i.e. sacred food etc.

You can support the temple by volunteering, donating, offering MahaPrasad etc. Temple is a place of worship, a place of knowledge, a place of peace, a place of communication and a place that brings the community together by celebrating the Hindu festivals. Enroll your kids in Gurukulam and language classes so that they can learn about our religion, culture and Indian languages.

Basic Things To Do At Temple

1. Remove your shoes before entering the temple and put them in shoe rack.
2. Wash your hands and feet.
3. Ring the bell in front of the God when you enter into the main hall.
4. Put a holy mark of kumkum or vebudhi on your forehead.
5. Join your hands, close your eyes and pray the God or Goddess with full concentration and devotion.
6. Take teertham and prasadam given by the guru (priest). Take aarti with both hands.
7. Don’t drop teertham or prasadam on the floor. Please wipe the floor promptly if it happens.
8. Don’t allow kids to play, shout or talk loudly in the main prayer hall. Please maintain silence.
9. Don’t bring any toys or games, any other playing items inside the temple.
10. Bring holy books to read or do vedic chanting.
11. Dress properly.
12. If you see any trash or dust in the prayer hall, help us clean it.
13. If you have any questions regarding the Gods or Goddess or Hindu religion, please ask guru (priest).
14. Please assist the guru (priest), when asked for.
15. Learn temple regular Aarti and sing or chant along with the guru (priest).
16. No food or drinks or prasadam should be brought inside the main prayer hall.

"We humbly request all devotees to participate in all temple events, pujas, and festivals, join the monthly and yearly puja program, and donate generously towards temple projects".

Please contact Priest (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) or temple Management for any suggestions.