Guru Brahmanand ji -Multicultural Community

About Us

The establishment of Guru Brahmanand Ji Temple provides us with a great opportunity to promote Vedic religion and expand his thoughts.

Temple construction

please donate a little portion of money from your hard earned income for the best cause

About Guru Brahmanand ji

Guru Ji spent his entire life in debt to innocent people and women. Guru ji at that time when women were also stopped to go out of the house and education was far away, at that time guru ji taught women to perform Vedic education and Havan Yagya, 5 Books, Pachasa, Niti Vichar, for human welfare in their life. Guru ji also showed his devotional power many times by writing Brahmavichar, shareer upanishad, Gau Raksha. On 16 May 1973, while reciting Aum thrice at the Fatehpur Ashram, he left his body and became Brahman. Om Tatsat

VISION

Build a common place where whole community come and celebrate their rituals and their kids get together and get to know each other and stay connected.

Community Engagement

Engage with the local community to gather support and interest for the temple project. Reach out to individuals, organizations, and leaders who share your vision and may be able to offer assistance or resources.

Planning and Design:

Develop a comprehensive plan for the temple, including its design, construction, and ongoing maintenance. Consider consulting with architects, designers, and religious scholars to ensure the temple reflects the values and traditions of Hindu dharma.

Fundraising

Raise funds for the construction and operation of the temple through donations, fundraising events, and grants. Create a fundraising campaign to generate support from the community and beyond.

Education Programs

Develop educational programs tailored to children that teach the principles and practices of Hindu dharma. Offer classes, workshops, and events that engage children in learning about their cultural heritage in a fun and interactive way.

Cultural Events

Organize cultural events and celebrations at the temple to showcase Hindu traditions, rituals, and festivals. Encourage children and families to participate in these events to experience the richness of their cultural heritage firsthand.

Outreach and Promotion

Promote the temple and its educational programs through various channels, including social media, local media outlets, and community events. Reach out to schools, community centers, and other organizations to invite children to participate in temple activities.

Collaboration

Collaborate with other temples, cultural organizations, and educational institutions to expand the reach and impact of your programs. Pool resources and expertise to create meaningful experiences for children and families.