Contact Us
The Temple is open:
Week days (and Canada holidays)
8:30 to 10:30 am; 5:30 to 8:30 pm;
Saturday & Sunday (and Hindu festivals, but NOT on Canada holidays) 8:30 am to 8:30 pm
Some useful links
How to deal with Death and Funerals
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Community Bill Board
Shepherds of Good Hope
(2nd Saturday of the
month) contact Virendra Sahni
at 613-824-6757
SOGHvolunteers@gmail.com
Arya Samaj
Havan is held at the Temple every second Sunday of the month from 3 to 6 pm. Everyone is welcome to attend. For further details contact Mrs. Aeri 613-723-6724 or Temple 613-822-1531
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Past Health Seminars
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Welcome to the Hindu Temple of Ottawa-Carleton, a non-profit, religious organization, registered with Canada Revenue Agency, serving the religious needs of the community in the greater Ottawa area.
Link to join Live Broadcast from the Temple:
Links to download to your phone Google store:
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Vasant Navaratri Celebration
Three festivals will be celebrated at the Temple during the Vasant (Spring) Navaratri in April. We wish Happy New Year to all the communities that celebrate New Year this time of the year.
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Gudi Padwa: The Maharashtrian New Year celebration 12th of April (recorded session)
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Sri Sita Rama Kalyanotsavam and Pattabhishekam: The divine wedding of Sita Mata and Sri Ramachandra Prabhu and the glorious Coronation of Sri Ramachandra Prabhu will be celebrated on Saturday 17th of April from 10:15 am to 12:15 pm.
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Akhand Ramayan Paath: as outlined below
All these festivals will be Live Broadcast. Because of pandemic regulations in place, we request that you participate in the celebration from home.
Shree Ram Navmi and Akhand Ramayan Paath
Ram Navmi is on Wednesday, April 21. During navaratri, we read Tulsi Das ji's Ram charit manas. The reading will
Start on Saturday, April 17 at 8:00 am and
End on Sunday April 18 at 8:00 am
Because there are other activities taking place on this day and Temple Broadcast link is not available for the entire time, here is a separate link for this reading. Details have been sent to all participants: Akhand Ramayan
If you
have problems connecting with this link, please use
https://dhyaanwithgirija.my.webex.com/join/girijaw
There is nothing as melodious and auspicious as Ram nam. We hope you can listen in or participate in your home (your microphone must be muted to avoid echo and disturbance) at your convenience.
We have launched a new program of Bhajans by Youth (10 -25 years of
age). This Virtual Youth Bhajans will take place every first Saturday of
the month (1st of May, 5th of
June etc.) from 5 – 6 pm at
Join
Temple Live Broadcast
If interested, send
an email to hindutempleottawa@gmail.com with
name of singer(s), and name of the Bhajan.
Tax Receipts sent
If you have made a donation to the Temple in 2020, your Tax Receipts have been sent to you to your email address on our file. If we do not have your email address or if you have requested a printed copy, we have sent the receipt by Canada Post. Please contact us (hindutempleottawa@gmail.com or call 613-822-1531) if you have not received your Tax Receipt.
Devotees can participate in Rudram chanting every Sunday morning at 8 am by clicking on the above link. A copy is of the scripture is available here. We ask that you mute your microphone to avoid any noise and rhythm mismatch.
We have started a
new activity (virtual), Study of
Brahma Sutra.
Interested devotees can participate by clicking
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Temple Live Broadcast
to connect.
Next Date:
Wednesday, April 28, 2021 (7:15- 7:55 pm) (Bi-weekly)
Speaker: Dr. Kunnath Subramanian
The session is immediately followed by Arti at 8:00 pm so there is not much time for Q & A. Participants can ask questions by email (details provided at end of session)
Past sessions: Feb 3, 2021 Feb 17, 2021 Mar 3, 2021 Mar 17, 2021 Mar 31, 2021 Apr 14, 2021
Few bhajans
Hey Naath Om namo bhagvate Mile Sur Radhe Krishna Govinda Lagan lage Mera chola rang de Saans saans Uth jaag Itna to karna
Data tere
Scripture reading broadcast every Sunday
Bhagvat Gita Chapter13 Volume 13
Pranayam classes are now held on line: Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 to 9:30am;
If you wish to participate, please send an email to hindutempleottawa@gmail.com to get login details.
Event may be locked soon after start time to avoid disturbance.
e-pooja is available for all services provided by the Temple. Please call the Temple to book a time and get further information.
The Temple now accepts E-Transfers. This can be for a one-time contribution or regular contributions. Please E-Transfer to treasurer@hindutemple.ca .
If you need help setting up e-transfer, please send us an email and we will help you.
To donate using a credit card, click on the Donate button below and follow instructions. A short message can be entered with your donation including your email so we can send you a receipt.
Festivals & Important Dates 2021
A copy of the Newsletter is available. Please click on the link above to download your copy. We do not plan to mail any Newsletters
We do not share email addresses, nor use it for any other purpose than to notify you of Temple activities.
Health Seminar
Health seminars are cancelled until further notice in compliance with government guidelines to contain spread of Corona virus covid-19. We will provide an update as soon as there is a change.
Bhajans singing on Sunday Change in Use of Temple facilities Food Allergy Guidelines for Visit of religious person to Temple Hindu Cultural & Heritage Center List of Activities Temple open hours Temple Policies re: Wedding, Out of Town
Sunday Programs: Mostly same as before except in place of singing Bhajans, there will be recorded bhajans on play.
Private poojas (both inside and outside the temple) can be booked by calling the Temple (same as before). All the rules have to be followed in all poojas. The total number of people gathered at private poojas outside the Temple will be limited to only 10 people.
Volunteers We are looking for volunteers during service hours, please let us know if you can help.
Bal Mandir
Sessions are cancelled until further notice in compliance with government guidelines
Priests 613-822-1531
Dhaval Kumar Purohit
Himanshu Gaur
Managers 613-822-1531
Bhushan Lal Seth
Tilak Batra
Sohan Lal Arora
Brahma Vidya
Introduction to Bhagavat Gita, along with all the 18 chapters, Introduction to Upanishads, Isavasya Upanishad, Kato Upanishad, Keno Upanishad, Taittiriya Upanishad, Mundaka Upanishad and Kaivalya Upanishad are available on this site. Hard copies are available in the Temple Library to borrow. These can also be printed off the web.
Here is a transliterated version for those not familiar with Sanskrit. All Sanskrit words have transliterated words in English beside them.
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