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    Iskcon Punjabi Bagh!

    - Always Chant - Hari Krishna


    !! About Iskcon !!

    !! Punjabi Bagh !!

  • International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), Punjabi Bagh also known as Sri Sri Radha Radhikaraman- Krishna Balaram Mandir and Vedic Educational Center is one of the 700 worldwide temples of ISKCON located at 41/77, West Punjabi Bagh. The temple had a humble beginning in 1984 when it was located in a garage at a nearby location. The deities moved to the current location in 2005 and the temple in existing location was inaugurated in 2007 upon installation of Sri Sri Krishna Balaram. Currently ISKCON Punjabi Bagh is a vibrant community of over 1000 families centered around teachings of Sri Krishna as given in Bhagavat Gita and Srimad Bhagavatam and presented in the most practical form by Lord Chaitanya through Bhakti Yoga. .


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    Iskcon Punjabi Bagh!

  • The temple aims to impart systematic spiritual education to all sections of society through education, devotion and culture for nurturing the progressive values like peace, unity ,happiness and compassion in the society.
  • Each day. Month and year is filled with colourful festivals, adventurous tours, educational programs, Food Distribution,  Harinam Sankirtans, Publishing and distribution of literature, loving services and cultivating relationships — all centered around Sri Krishna.
  • Value Educational Programs, Meditation and Wellness, Philosophy, Music, Arts, Healthy Diet, Literature, Simpler and Natural way of live, Development Programs, etc all are utilized to realize Absolute Truth and cultivating our sacred relationship with Him.
  • The temple’s core values are Compassion, Truthfulness, Cleanliness and Austerity. The temple embraces all, provide an adventurous spiritual path and wish to see everyone happy.
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  • The most famous and publicly recognizable ISKCON practice is kirtan, a congregational chanting or singing of the Hare Krishna mantra. Kirtan is both a way to express devotion to God and a way to attract newcomers to the movement. Devotees gather in public, in streets and parks, to sing the mantra accompanied by instruments like the mridanga, hand cymbals, and the harmonium. During the 1970s, ISKCON entered the public eye because of this practice. Devotees would sing, distribute books, and proselytize in airports and other public areas, often obtrusively. Sankirtan continues throughout the world today, but in a less confrontational manner
  • Japa is another important religious practice within ISKCON and Gaudiya Vaishnavism. It is the meditative practice of repeatedly chanting the names of Krishna on a set of prayer beads. Its believers chant a mantra:

    Hare Krishna Hare Krishna
    Krishna Krishna Hare Hare
    Hare Rama Hare Rama
    Rama Rama Hare Hare

  • on the chanting bead. This mantra is repeated 108 times on the bead. Devotees usually chant 16 rounds of this everyday. It is considered the only way of salvation for people in the current age of Kali. Prabhupada established a standard for initiated devotees to chant sixteen rounds of the Hare Krishna Mahamantra on a Japamala containing 108 beads, daily. Each round consists of 1728 repetitions of the names of Krishna.
  • Arati is also an important tenet (also called puja) of ISKCON. During arati, devotees offer water, incense, a fire lamp, and flowers to a murti, a sacred statue or image of Krishna. This is accompanied by prayers and devotional songs called bhajans. Practitioners may perform arati at their own home or congregate at a temple to join in the ceremony. Along with this worship, devotees will bathe the murti, dress it, offer it food, and even put it to sleep. By doing arati and serving the murti, devotees aim to deepen their relationship with Krishna.
     
  • ISKCON devotees meet regularly (typically on Sunday at a program known as the Sunday Feast)to worship deities, listen to discourses by senior devotees, participate in kirtan and eat sanctified offered food prasadam. Devotees place great emphasis on listening to spiritual discourses, believing them to be a key role in spiritual advancement.
     
    -:Schedule:-
  • 4.30 a.m. – 5.00 a.m. – Mangal Aarti
  • Our morning starts by MangalArti. It starts at sharp 4:30. It is considered as the most auspicious and blissful ceremony for all the participants. The Pujari blows the conch and the Deity’s curtains are opened.
     
  • 5.00 a.m. – 5.15 a.m. – Tulsi-Aarti
    Right after the MangalAarti, the prayer to TulsiMaharani takes place. Tulsi is the most sacred plant and known as the favorite of Lord Krishna. Worship of TulsiMaharani is beneficial as she awards Bhakti to the devotees.
     
  • 7.15 a.m. – 7.30 a.m. – Darshan Aarti
    Once the Deities are ornamented,dressed and worshipped privately, they give Darshan to all the devotees so that people can offer prayers and worship. The chief priest offers Aarti with lamp, incense, chamara, and peacock fan.
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    8:00- 9:00am – Srimad-Bhagavatam Class

    After Guru Puja, all the devotees sit down together and hear the auspicious SrimadBhagavatam.Keeping with an ancient tradition of passing down spiritual knowledge, our well-versed speakers teach the essence of this timeless scripture etc.

    4.20 p.m. – 4.30 p.m. – Dhupa Aarti

  • This Dhupa Aarti lasts up to 10 minutes. The chief priest offers Aarti with aromatic incense, fresh flowers, chamara, and with a peacock fan as well. After that, bhog of fruits offered to the Deities.

    7.00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.(Summers)& 6:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. (Winters)– Sandya Aarti
  • Sandhya Aarti is better known as Gaura Aarti. All the devotees sing GauraAarti and offer worship to Lord Chaitanya. This is one of the most magnificent and wonderful arti where people from all over the place come to praise the Lord .
  • 8:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m. 

  • Just like morning, in the evening it is also conducted with same devotion and manner. It is held for the worshippers and residents as well.

  • 8:30 p.m.-8.45 p.m. – Shyan Aarti

    It is the final Aarti of the day. This Aarti ceremony is the last chance to see and worship the Deities.

    Hare Krishna

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