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We are a Hindu that belives in Lord Rama and Vishnu Deva the followers and We are a Hindu that belives in Lord Rama and Vishnu Deva.
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Live Worship
Broadcast : Live Aarti & Darshan
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Forms of Devotional worship
Devotional worship at the Swaminarayan Temple : Arti is the devotional waving of divas to the murtis of God. When one either performs or does darshan of the performance of the aarti and listens to words of the aarti being sung, one naturally remembers with devotion, the glory of God. The murtis of God are also dressed with shrungar,
Special Puja
Badrinath and Balaji Temple Situated In Chhattisgarh India
Durga Puja
Regular Scheduled Pujas In evening 'sandhya' and In Morning 'Surya Uday'
Kali Puja
The three main classes in the classic division of Indian society are the Brahmans,
Santoshi Puja
The size and artistic value of temples range widely
Bhagavati Seva
According to the texts on dharma, the duty of the fourth class (the Shudras)
Vishnu Puja
Hindu festivals are combinations of religious ceremonies,
Saraswati Puja
Temple services, which may be held by any qualified member of the community,
Laxmi Puja
Hindus celebrate a number of other important festivals,
Shiva Shakti
Hindu festivals are combinations of religious ceremonies,
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Board Members
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Shri Murli Manohar
Chairman
Shri Govind Deb
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Shri Shankar Dubey
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Shri Abhinash Sharma
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Our Priest & Worshiper Beliefs
Vibhishana, knowing that Ravana’s sin of abducting Sita is grievous, leaves him and goes to Rama. Kumbhakarna applauds Vibhishana’s decision. He says Vibhishana knows dharma, and such a one should be the king of Lanka. In the Mahabharata, we find Yudhishthira initially reluctant to wage war against his cousins.
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