“It is the faith in our God who reminds us of who we are and helps us see with clarity who we can become”
Why are we building this temple? In our Hindu Culture we call it the ABODE of God or TEMPLE. Hindu temple (Mandir) is a symbolic house, seat and body of divinity for Hindus. It is a structure designed to bring human beings and Gods together, using symbolism to express the ideas and beliefs of
Hinduism. A temple incorporates all elements of the Hindu cosmos — presenting the good, the evil and the human, as well as the elements of the Hindu sense of cyclic time and the essence of life — symbolically presenting Dharma, K**a, Artha, Moksa, and Karma. Most importantly, it is a sacred place of positive energy where people find internal peace. WHAT WILL TEMPLE OFFER...
It is believed that a person needs a divine place where one can direct all the energies to establish a connection with the God. In happiness, in sorrow, in joy and in grief, a person seeking God would need a Divine Place offering peace and tranquillity to channel their prayers. A temple with so many devoted souls and devotees who seek God, love God, who come to pray in the temple, creates an atmosphere of divinity by harnessing the divine energy of each devotee. A combined energy evolves and results in the vibrations which we feel at the temple. This gives it an aura of spirituality. This aura facilitates the process of channelling of our prayers. Our temple will provide one such platform to the devotees. Our temple is envisaged as a symbolic house, seat and body of divinity designed to help the human beings practice the art of achieving the UNISON between the MIND and SOUL. We are the believers with faith in our heart. The “VEDIC HINDU FOUNDATION” is a body of every devotee of God who have decided to come together to build the holy seat for our God, the ‘MANDIR’ to worship the Almighty, encourage reflection, facilitate purification of one’s mind and trigger the process of inner realisation. It is the body which aims to unite our spiritual values and beliefs in God in our HINDU way. We wish to represent the culture and methods of Hindus in the quest for experiencing God’s Presence in our Life
BUILDING THE TEMPLE...
Our temple would be built with the participation of one and all. Our foundation will coordinate the contribution of the devotees made in cash or kind. At this point of time, we seek and encourage the selfless act of donation. The donations received would be utilised for the construction of the temple. The donations would also facilitate the charitable work being undertaken at the temple. Your donations would not only help you achieve growth in your self-esteem and self- worth, but it will also bring in a sense of satisfaction of being useful to the needy. The greatest feeling is when you can give unconditionally for it is then you feel true love of divinity. LOCATION OF THE TEMPLE...
The Mandir will be located at 4, Peat Avenue, Holden Hill, Adelaide SA 5088. BHOOMI POOJAN...
The Bhoomi Poojan (Land worshiping ceremony) will take place on 9th April 2022. A Gentle Reminder to our being! We all have our own ways to reach out to God. Some of us pray on daily basis and some have not so regular patterns. Some people are eternally thankful and some get thankful for reasons which compels them to connect to God. In our busy routines we tend to forget that it is God who reaches out to us. It is God who teaches us, preaches us and gives purpose to our existence. We either become complacent or cite the reasons of being occupied in our worldly affairs to justify our lack of connect with our creator. Our Mandir will provide us with an opportunity to adopt a pattern conforming to regularity in not only expressing gratitude to God, but also to evolve spiritually and become better learned and compassionate human beings. Thus with joined Hands & Heart filled with hope & Gratitude, it is an appeal on our part to you all to come together and contribute in building a MANDIR epitomizing Hindu culture, architecture, and spirituality.
“Lets do it together for us and our Future Generations”
