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Donate $1 - A - Day
Support the Temple!
www.HanumanSetuBandha.org
www.DollarSeva.org How easy can it be to give?
It starts with just $1/day.
Each member of the Hanuman Setu Bandha or Dollar Seva program has made the vow to give a little everyday to Karya
Siddhi Hanuman Temple and make a difference in the long run.
For those still wondering if you can do this, if you can manage it within your current income, Lord Hanuman makes all things possible. Your faith shall make it possible to give - some years it may be a little less and others a lot more. But make the choice to join Lord Hanuman, not for Him but for yourself.
Choose a level of donation that is right for your family - starting at just $1 a day per registered family member. If you can afford more, register to donate at a few dollars a day. The proceeds go towards the Temple construction loan.
Take a few moments to enroll and the rest is easy. Start with $1/day today.
Register NOW & make your pledge!
Active members will be honored with a special Archana on Hanuman Jayanti, every year.
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Thank you for including the Karya Siddhi Hanuman Temple in your charitable giving.
Contributions are tax deductible under
Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code .
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New Session & Registrations
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Bala Datta classes: has developed a program of religious instruction and personality development for children.
Email:BalaDatta@DallasHanuman.org
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Art classes: are offered for kids in age groups of 3-5, 6-8 and 9+, the classes are focused on encouraging and developing the artistic abilities of the talented young students.
Email: ArtClass@DallasHanuman.org
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S.T.Y.L.E. Yoga classes: are focused on Asanas, Pranayama, Amrit Aahar, Yog Nidra, Dhyan, Sanathana Yog/Dharma/Sathya that have been scientifically researched and practiced for over thousands of years.
Email: Yoga@DallasHanuman.org
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Bhajan classes: are free this full session and will teach students the bhajans of His Holiness Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji. Students will demonstrate their progress by performing at the Temple Events and Satsangh, which is open to all members of the Temple community.
Email: Bhajans@DallasHanuman.org
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Kriya Yoga classes: are focused on the importance of proper breathing, postures & asanas, 14 different mudras, 6 different pranayamas and diet and its effects.
Email:KriyaYoga@DallasHanuman.org
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Om Aim Hreem Sreem
Shivarama Anaghaa
Dattaaya Namaha
Chant this sacred mantra daily.
Train your mind to always chant it. | | Temple Contact
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12030 Independence Pkwy
Frisco, TX 75035 (866) 996-6767
www.DallasHanuman.Org
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Temple Open Hours
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Hanuman Chalisa Chanting
Everyday before Aarti
11:45am & 7:45pm
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Festivals Highlights - May 2010
- May 5 (Wed): Anaghastami Vrata
- May 11 (Tues): Pradosham Puja
- May 18 (Tues): Sri Shankara Jayanthi & Jayalaxmi Mata Jayanthi
- May 19 (Wed): Shukla Shashti & Subramanya Abhisheka.
Kavadi will be available.
- May 25 (Tues): Pradosham Puja
- May 26 (Wed): Birthday Celebration for Parama Pujya Sri Swamiji / Sadguru Paduka
Puja / Narasimha Jayanthi / Maha Vaishakhi
- May 27 (Thurs): Satyanarayana Vrata
- May 30 (Sun): Sankashtahara Chaturthi & Mahaganapathi Abhisheka
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Cultural Events - May 2010
- May 8 (Sat):
6pm - Vishnu Sahasranama chanting
by Smt. Lakshmi Gunturi's group
- May 9 (Sun):
11am - STYLE Yoga Introduction
by Sri Ramakanth Middela
- May 15 (Sat):
4pm - Smt. Padma Ashok's group
5pm - Smt. Nidhi Ranganathan's group
- May 22 (Sat):
3pm - Chy. Abhinaya Ganesh (vocal)
- May 29 (Sat):
2pm - Smt. Subha Ramanan's group
Full details for all the planned events/programs are on the Temple website. |
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Community Events*:
Medical
Lecture Series
May 15 (Saturday), 10:30 am:
Arthritis
Presented by Dr. Mohan Penmecha
Dr. Penmecha will cover what Arthritis is and the different types of it. Also covered will be its causes and symptoms. Be sure to attend this informative session on this leading ailment in the Indian community
Practicing since 1996, Dr. Penmecha completed his residency in Internal Medicine in Michigan and did his fellowship in Rheumatology at Rush University, Chicago.
If you have any questions for this series, please email Health@DallasHanuman.Org so that the doctors may cover your concerns in the lecture.
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Jai Hanuman!
Lord Hanuman: Greatest of Volunteers
Lord Hanuman is the embodiment of humble, selfless seva.
Follow in His footsteps...
Be a Volunteer at the
Karya Siddhi Hanuman Temple!
Volunteers are needed to make this Temple run: for everyday routine tasks and especially during special events and festivals.
Volunteering can mean helping to cook meals (Annadaan seva), chanting the Hanuman Chalisa while preparing items needed for future pujas, helping organize the bookstore, being a trained volunteer at the registration desk, and so much more.
Volunteering teaches you team work and critical thinking while building a strong sense of community and world awareness.
To High School Students (14+ only):
Those selected will be eligible to receive a letter documenting the volunteer hours as official community service. Please ask you parents for permission and have them send an email with your name, age and your parents' contact information along with the preferred volunteering days/times.
Thank you for answering this call for doing seva.
Sri Guru Datta! Jai Hanuman!
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Lord Hanuman Story
In the last newsletter, Lord Hanuman agreed to undertake the arduous journey across the ocean in search for Devi Sita.
Reminded of his divine powers, Lord Hanuman increased in size and concentrated his mind and heart on Lord Ram. Sri Hanuman stretched his body and pushed off with his mighty tail. Chanting Lord Ram's name and using prana vayu (yogic breath control), Vayu-putra (son of the Lord Vayu) flew across the ocean towards Lanka.
The sea creatures leapt out of the water to catch a glimpse of Lord Hanuman's incredible flight. Even Lord Varun, god of the sea, watched with delight and wondered how he could be of service to Hanuman on this divine mission.
Lord Varun approached Mount Mainaka, the last of the winged mountains* and son of Himalaya, to help Hanuman. Mainaka sat in the ocean and blocked the passageway between earth and the netherworld. Demons (rakshashas) used this tunnel to come to earth and torment all the living creature here. With the ability to increase his size at will, Mainaka kept the demons at bay even when they tried to increase the size of the doorway.
Mainaka rose up and started to come towards Hanuman. Seeing a giant mountain racing towards him and angry that perhaps Mainaka planned to stop his journey, Hanuman smashed into the mountain with great force. Realizing Hanuman's special strength, Mainaka took a human form and offered Hanuman his help by asking him to take a brief rest before continuing on to Lanka.
Though pleased with Mainaka's kind offer, Hanuman had promised to fly across the ocean as swiftly as one of Lord Ram's arrows and could not stop - even briefly. After gently touching Mainaka's peak and thanking him for his hospitality, Hanuman flew onwards like a great wind.
* Those interested in knowing more about winged mountains may send an email to News@DallasHanuman.org.
Will be continued...
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