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Mahasivaratri 2026

Main Puja

2nd Kala Puja

3rd Kala Puja

4th Kala Puja

Aum Sivaya!

On the coming 15th of February, we will be celebrating Mahasivaratri at Iraivan Temple.

The event will begin with Satguru’s talk at 8:30pm, followed by the main puja from 9:00pm until midnight.

This year, we will be live streaming all four Kala Pujas, continuing through the night until 5:30am.

Very soon, we will share separate YouTube live stream links for each Kala Puja, so you can participate and experience the entire night of worship from wherever you are. Aum

Note: The timing might differ from the initial plan. Aum

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Krittika Puja

Each month, during the auspicious period of the Krittika nakshatra, Pravinkumar performs a homa in Iraivan Temple, which Satguru attends regularly. The puja begins with the homa, and once it is completed, the abhishekam follows. This is a vibrant and powerful monthly puja at Iraivan Temple. Aum

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Thaipusam 2026

Vel Muruga!!!

Happy Thai Pusam! On 31st January, the monastery will celebrate Lord Skanda with an abhishekam. Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami, the monastics, local members, and visiting devotees will gather in Kadavul Temple for the afternoon puja, performed by Sannyasin Siddhanathaswami. Lord Muruga will be bathed in sacred pranic substances such as milk, citrus, and honey, and will be lovingly adorned with flowers and garlands. Aum

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Fish Tank special addition

Jai Ganesha!

A few months ago, the Siddhidata Kulam installed a fish tank in their new office. They are now planning to add a new feature by installing a casing around the tank to enhance its appearance. Sadhaka Shankaranatha is currently working on selecting the right wood for this project. This initial step involves cutting the wood, removing any rotten portions and beginning to craft it according to the size of the fish tank. Aum.

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New Hibiscus Tree

Jai Ganesha!

We have recently planted new hibiscus trees around our property. Due to a lack of sufficient rainfall, the plants are not receiving enough natural water. Because of this, Sannyasin Saravanathaswami has been watering the trees regularly to ensure they remain healthy. These hibiscus flowers are mainly used to decorate Kadavul Temple’s Nataraja and the Crystal Lingam at Iraivan Temple. Aum

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