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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
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Hindu Temple of Ottawa-Carleton
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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:
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Rakhi
Shravan
Purnima also known as Rakhi Purnima is a very holy day as several
auspicious events are celebrated on that day. Among them, the most
important and popular traditions are Raksha Bandhan and Rik / Yajur
Upakarma, changing of Holy Thread-(Avani Avittam / Jandhyala Purnima).
On Shravan Purnima day (Thursday 11th August),
starting at 7 am Temple is conducting Upakarma (changing of the Holy
Thread) ceremony in the Gita Bhavan. The Ritual will include Nutana
Yagnopaveetha dharanam, Gayatri Japam, Tarpanam to Rishis, Devas
and Pithru. (No Homam/Havan)
This auspicious ceremony will be conducted both in person and Live
Broadcast .
Those of you who are coming to the Temple please bring Puja items
(Temple will not provide any)
(i) Black sesame seeds 50 g (ii) Rice - 50 g (iii) Vibhooti (Bhasma) (iv) Chandan (v) Kusha pavitra (Darbha) (vi) Yagyopaveetam (vii) fruits (viii) Achaman patra's-(panchapatra-udharani)
3. Arrive before 7 am. The Temple door will be open only from 6:45 am to 7 am. The door will be closed at 7.05 am.
Sri Krishna Janmashtami
Sri Krishna
Janmashtami will be celebrated on Thursday 18th of
August. The entire program will be LIVE Broadcast. Only the item at
Midnight will be performed at the Temple but the Temple will remain
open from 8:30 am until midnight for short visits.
Program:
Hari Gita (Hindi) 7:00 pm
– 10:00 pm (Virtual only)
4:30 am - 7:30 am IST
Bhajans 10:00
pm – 11:40 pm (Virtual only)
Gita - Chapter 11 11:40 pm
– 11:50 pm (Virtual only)
Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya 11:50 pm – Midnight
(Virtual only)
Janm, Arati,
Jhoola MIDNIGHT (both
Virtual & Actual) 9:30
am IST
You can join Gita
Reading and Bhajans from your home with muted microphones to reduce
audio echo. If you would like to lead, please send email to hindutempleottawa@gmail.com).
Midnight Jhoola swill be performed only by the priests and
will be conducted in the Mahamandap.
We hope you can participate in this auspicious event.
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.
Study of
Brahma
Sutra
is conducted
every 2 weeks Interested devotees can participate by
clicking
Join
Temple Live Broadcast
to
connect.
Next Date: Wednesday,Aug 17, 2022 (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)
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. Please click on the link below to read and listen
Past Sessions Bhagavat Geeta Chap18.12
Pranayam and yoga classes are held on line on 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 register your credentials and get login details.
You must sign and submit a Waiver (which will be sent to you) prior to attending the session.
Please connect 10 minutes before start time to avoid "bunching".
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 2022
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 Seminars are cancelled until further notice in compliance with government guidelines to contain spread of Corona virus
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.
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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