Originally founded in August of 1976 and ultimately established on September 12, 1983 by a pioneer group of Fiji-Indian immigrants, this Sanatan DharmaMandir has become one of California’s premiere and celebrated temples in California and in the United States.
This temple is focal point for Hindu worship, prayer, education, community and family life within the precepts of Hinduism. This temple also provides access to a Hindi school located on the second floor of the back hall provided usually on Sundays free of cost from 12 pm to 2:30 pm, 1 deposit casino nz.com yoga teaching by temple priests upon request and a dining hall with a full double sized kitchen and access to restrooms which is available for rent for any wedding and any other Hindu religion based celebrations. Weekly Ramayana lectures and presentation of up 5 to 7 chapters are held normally every Tuesday starting at 7 PM to 8:30 Pm ending with Aaarti, Prasadam and Pritibhojan or dinner served in the back-dining hall.
Wedding events and other occasions can be booked by the temple management. Ample parking is available in two separate lots. There are mediation benches located around the temple and in front of the beautiful Shiva water fountain. Monetary donations and volunteers are always helpful, necessary and may help enhance the success of the temple. To receive flyers and announcement of festivals and religious celebrations you may be able to provide your email address and/or your mailing address.
We look forward toward your visit and your support!!!
Mission Statement
To provide a tranquil and loving environment for Sanatan Dharma Hindus in the Norther California region.
To Enhance cultural and religious awareness and accessibility to discover Hindu Values.
To foster Hindu culture and provide a forum for religious services, discourses, and spiritual activities.
To promote religious, educational, and cultural activities for the sole purpose of cultivating faith and devotion, thus helping the spiritual evolution of one and all that visit the sacred temple to receive divine grace towards the path of righteousness.
To organize social, cultural, and religious events celebrating Hindu festivals and holidays.
To create an avenue where many can congregate to continue and celebrate cultural and religious traditions of our rich Hindu heritage.
To strive for spiritual richness and human excellence through assimilation of values in Hindu scriptures into daily lives.
To recognize and respect other religions and belief systems in their proper context.
About
| Daily Aaarti: | 8:30 am – 7:30pm |
| Every Monday RudraAbhishekam Puja: | 6:30pm – 8:30pm (Follow by Pritibhoj) |
| Every Tuesday Ramayana: | 7:00pm – 8:30pm (Follow by Pritibhoj) |
| Every 1 Saturday of the Month NavgrahaAbhihekam: | 10:30am – 11;30am |