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Monastery Twitter Updates for 2010-04-18

Monastery Twitter Updates for 2010-04-18

http://twitpic.com/1gnjxc 1983 photo of Gurudeva in Sri Lanka during his World Tour. Part of the old photos the monks are digitizing. # Powered by Twitter Tools

Bodhinatha's First Days in Singapore and Malaysia

Bodhinatha's First Days in Singapore and Malaysia

Bodhinatha writes: Saturday May 29th Jai Ganapati. Saturday morning a small group of Singapore members/devotees saw us off at the airport for a 10:15 flight to Kuala Lumpur where we were greeted by a good size group of Malaysian members and devotees who had a large welcoming sign on display....

Bodhinatha Visits Singapore

Bodhinatha Visits Singapore

Bodhinatha and Shanmuganathaswami met for a delicious North Indian style dinner with these Singapore members, students and devotees at the Tandoor Restaurant in the Holiday Inn Parkview. This was one of Gurudeva's restaurants, and he stayed at this Holiday Inn frequently when visiting Singapore. You could call this meeting a...

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Bodhinatha's Travels

Bodhinatha's Travels

Bodhinatha and Shanmuganathaswami arrived safe and sound in Singapore and will be off to Malaysia shortly. Bodhinatha has a number of Satsangs with the missions, a talk with leaders of the Malaysia Hindu Sangam and an all day retreat that is dedicated to members and students.

Vaikasi Vishakam

Vaikasi Vishakam

We began our phase today with Sun one Homa as usual. During the retreat, besides the initiation of Siddhanathswami we also had the annual Vaikasi Vishakam Muruga puja which we held in the evening of Vaikasi. Here is the beautiful image of Subramaniyam in Kadavul temple. Sadhaka Nandinatha after several...

Master Course Student Immersion

Master Course Student Immersion

Riccardo Morano, who is studying the Master Course and considering becoming a Hindu and possibly a monk one day, had little direct experience of our Saiva culture. He lives in upstate New York and we arranged for him to go to Toronto and spend a weekend with the Tamil community...

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