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Activity
Index
Yearly
Activities
March
Maha
Shivaratree - Each year for the Maha
Shivaratree, the Shiv Shakti Sangh welcomes pilgrims going to and from
the scared Lake, Gango Talao with refreshments and food. It also provides
a resting place for the pilgrims at night. Shivala members also make a
procession each year to go on pilgrimage to Ganga Talao to fetch the sacred
water to offer to Lord Shiva on his night. On the day of Maha Shivaratree,
there is the 'Char Pahar ke Pooja'.
For the whole night, vigil is kept and the shivalingum is worshipped every
3 hours.
Holi-
Holi Mahotsaw is celebrated
March-April
Vasanthik
Nawratree - On the occassion of Ram
Nawmi and Vasanthik Nawratree, 9 days of Pooja is organized.
Ram
Nawmi - Birthday of Lord Rama is celebrated
with baby craddle to swing little baby rama on his birth.
Hanuman
Jayanti - Special prayers are made
early in the morning to celebrate the birth of Lord Hanuman.
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Young girls performing dance for Nawratree
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August
Krishna
Jayanti -
September
- October
Durga
Pooja - On the occasion of the Durga
Nawmi, 9 days of Pooja is organized.
Deepavali -
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Special 9-day pooja for the Durga Nawmi
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Monthly
Events
Shivaratree - The shivala celebrates the Shivaratree (night of Lord Shiva). The Shivaratree
occurs on the 15th day of the dark fortnight. Special worship of the Shiva
Lingum is made on this day.
SatyaNarayana
Swami ki Katha - Every Poornamasi
(Full Moon Days)
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Top of Mandir fully decorated on special
occasions
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Weekly
Events
Rudra
(Shiv) Abhishek - Every Monday from
6:00p.m to 7:00p.m, special worship of the Shiva Lingum is made
Hindi
Classes for children- Free Hindi
Classes are offered to Children every Mondays and Fridays from 3:45p.m
- 5:15p.m in the little hall below the shivala.
Ramayana
Paath - Reading and Explanation, every
Friday from 7:00p.m to 8:00p.m
Occasional
Special Events
Shiv
Maha Puran ki Katha
Ram
Katha
Shri
Bhagwat Maha Puran ki Katha
Karwa
Chaut : Ladies pray for the well being of their husbands. Ladies fast the whole
day that day and break their fast only after having a glimpse of the moon
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Our kirtan group enhances all our celebrations
with bhajans
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