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Walk in the Wild

Jai Ganesha!

On last retreat, Sannyasin Mayilnathaswami and Sadhaka Shankaranatha took out taskforcer Senthil and our Iraivan Temple priest Pravinkumar and our Head Chef Subramanium for an outing. They went to mahogany forest, located in the town of Kilauea on Kauai’s lush North Shore. This moderate 5-mile circuit meanders through Wai Koa Plantation, a working farm on 500 private acres. They had a relaxing walk and a wonderful time. Aum

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Fish Tank Base

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For the past few months, Sannyasin Kumaranathaswami has been guiding Sadhaka Shankaranatha in building a base for the fish tank in Siddhidata Kulam’s new office. Now, the project is nearing its final stage. It needs a few more rounds of sanding and a coat of oil before it is ready to be installed. Sadhaka has learned a lot from Kumaranathaswami about woodworking and is eager to apply this knowledge in his upcoming projects.

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Harvesting from the Greenhouse

Jai Ganesha!

Recently, the mathavasi of Siddhidata Kulam harvested tomatoes. Among them was a “Gladiator” tomato, known for being larger than usual, which they offered to Lord Ganesha. They also harvested cucumbers and bell peppers. Enjoy the photos!

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Final Sadhu Paksha Photos

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As everyone knows, our new season, Jivana Ritau, has started. So today, we decided to share our final Sadhu Paksha photos for everyone to enjoy. Aum!

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Sadhu Paksha

Jai Ganesha!

We are coming to the end of Sadhu Paksha and getting ready to start a new season. Our monks walked around the monastery and took some beautiful photos. Today, we are happy to share them with you. Aum.

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Aquarium Base Project Update

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Acharya Kumarnathaswami and Sadhaka Shankaranatha assembled the four front panels of the aquarium base cladding. The photos show the panels clamped in place after the initial assembly. They are now fine-tuning the joints by sanding them and preparing to oil the stiles and rails. The panels already had their finished coat prior to the assembly.

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