Loading today’s selection…Bhajan & prayerFaith, symbolism and tradition
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Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu
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Representative devotional artwork, not photographs of our temple idols.
Nine celestial presences, reminding us of the rhythms of time and our place within the universe.
The Navagraha are Surya, Chandra, Mangala, Budha, Brihaspati, Shukra, Shani, Rahu and Ketu. In traditional Hindu astrology, they symbolise different qualities and cycles of life. Rahu and Ketu represent the lunar nodes, rather than physical planets. Worship honours the interconnectedness of cosmic and human life.
Devotees offer prayers for equanimity, patience and a balanced approach to life’s changing circumstances. These are matters of faith, not guaranteed predictions.
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Devotees offer prayers for equanimity, patience and a balanced approach to life’s changing circumstances. These are matters of faith, not guaranteed predictions.
These reflections describe Hindu devotional traditions. Beliefs and practices vary across families and communities.
01The sacred union of consciousness and energy. A timeless reminder of balance, compassion and togetherness.
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02In his beloved childhood form, Ganesha brings joy, curiosity and the promise of a fresh beginning.
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