Shree Lakshmi Narayan Hindu Temple
SERVE | LOVE | GIVE | PURIFY | MEDITATE | REALISE
Temple Preist - Pt Shyam Nath Dahal
The majority of Hindus came to the U.K in the 1950s, 60 and 70s in search of work and to meet the economic needs of their families back home. Most of the Hindus came to the U.K from Punjab and Gujarat in India and also from East Africa in 1970s. In the beginning years, they faced severe hardship and struggle to make both ends meet and lived in very poor conditions. It was a matter of survival. They worked very hard, often working long hours to establish themselves in the U.K. Most of them had young family’s. Once they were fully settled in the U.K, they felt the need to create a common place, where they could meet regularly to meet their Social, Cultural and religious needs. They felt that if they didn’t take action then, they and their children may lose touch with their religion and culture.
All are invited to attend the following programmes
| DAY/DATE/TIME | PROGRAMME | SPONSOR |
|---|---|---|
| FROM 10TH JUL-16 JUL 2022 SUN-SAT 3:30-6:30PM MON-FRI 5:00-7:30PM | SHRI SHIVMAHAPURAN KATHA BY SHRI ASHUTOSHJI | MRS SURINDER KAUR PULLAN AND FAMILY FOR SAHAYAK YAJMAN PLEASE CONTACT SHRI BALDEVJI: 07840150251 |
| SUNDAY, 5TH JUNE 2022 4:30PM-6:45 PM POSTPONED | SUNDERKAND, SANKIRTAN, ARTI, PREETIBHOJAN | MR RAJESH BHALLA AND FAMILY |
| SUNDAY, 26H JUNE 2022 4:30PM-6;30PM POSTPONED | BHAGWATI MAA KI CHOWNKY BY MR NARESH KUMAR SHARMA | MR RAJ SINGH AND MRS SHANTI RANA AND FAMILY TO CELEBRATE GREAT GRANDDAUGHTER RADHIKA’S BIRTHDAY |
Eternal Message of Spiritual Wisdom
Just as they think of Him from different angles and as everything, they also have different ways of serving Him
It preaches that one gives up selfishness in love, not expecting anything in return
When it comes to giving, we should keep in mind our mortality and not postpone acts of charity
Understanding of God
Hinduism has a concept of impurity and a system of purification
In spiritual parlance, meditation implies the mind’s total absorption on the inner Self, and Lord Krishna outlines the steps to be observed for its successful practice
Self-realization (Atma-jnana or Atma Bodh) is knowledge of the true self beyond both delusion and identification with material phenomena
Please see our praying times and days at the Mandir. These include First Aarti, Second Aarti, chanting, Prayers, and Pravachan on Braham Vidya by Pandit JI, Shiv Chalisa, Shiv Stuti, Shiv Ashtak, Om Mahima prayers, Devotees Sing Bhajans – Hari Nam Sankirtan, Bhagwati ki Bantein, Stuti.
| Prayer | Time |
|---|---|
| First Aarti (Monday to Sunday) | 12:00pm - 12:30pm |
| Sunderkand (Every Tuesdays) | 10:00am - 12:00pm |
| Om Mahima Prayers (Every Mondays) | 18:00pm - 19:00pm |
| Second Aarti (Monday to Friday) | 18:30pm - 19:00pm |
| Bhajans Chanting (Every Sundays) | 17:00pm - 19:00pm |
| Devotees Sing Bhajans (Every Weds,Thurs,Fri) | 18:00pm - 19:00pm |
| Activities | Time |
|---|---|
| Elderly Day Centre Thursday | 10:00am - 14:30pm |
| Yoga Class Thursday At the temple | 18:00pm-19:30pm Contact 07799172952 |
| Hindi Class Sunday | 16:00pm - 18:30pm |
Temple Priest - Pandit Shyam Nath Dahal Ji
Karva Chauth will be celebrated in the temple on Sunday 24th October. Its a one day festival celebrated annually by married Hindu women in which
Durga Ashtami celebrates the victory of Goddess Durga over the evil demon Mahishasura. This auspicious festival will be celebrated on Wednesday 13th October in the
Mr Keemti Lal and Mrs Pushpa Prabhakar cordially invite all bhakts to Bhagwati Ki Chownky on Saturday 9th October 2021. Bhajan kirtan from 04:30 PM
Namaste 🙏 Firstly thank you to everybody who joined us for wonderful Maharshivratri yesterday on zoom. We had over 60 jajmans and the committee appreciate all the
This year Maharshivratri is on Thursday 11th March 2021. Please come and celebrate the auspicious day with us. Mandir is open from 9am to 6pm
| Name | Designation |
|---|---|
| Ashok Nair | Chairperson |
| Deepak Sharma | Vice Chairperson |
| Kamal Jit Sharma | Vice Chairperson |
| Jyoti Thakur | Secretary |
| Puneet Kumar Tyagi | Assistant Secretary |
| Suresh Tailor | Treasurer |
| Natwarlal Taylor | Assistant Treasurer |
| Baldev Krishan Bhardwaj | Managing Director |
| Rajesh Bhardwaj | Director |
| S Balakrishnan | Director |
| Kumarvel Kurusamy | Director |
| Mukesh Chawla | Director |
| Ramesh Goyal | Director |
| Phoolan Baldev | Director |
| Santosh Gupta | Director |
| Ramesh Kumar Batra | Director |
| Shyam Nath Dahal | Pandit |
In 1968 they formed the Hindu Cultural Society of Bradford and adopted a constitution to promote Hinduism in the region and to safeguard the interest of the Hindu Community. They started looking for a suitable place to establish a Worship Hall. But all there efforts were unsuccessful, as they could not find a suitable place, which they could have converted into a worship hall or a Temple.
Shree Lakshmi Narayan Hindu Temple
In July 1973, the Hindu Culture Society of Bradford managed to buy the 311-321 Leeds Road. Planning permission was obtained from the Bradford Metropolitan Council to establish this Worship place for the Hindus of Bradford and the surrounding areas. The prominent members of the community such as Mr K.K Mittal, Mr Tirth Ram, Mr P.N Chawla, Mr Saxena and Mr Bholla gave personal guarantees to the bank to obtain the necessary loan to buy this building. The community members worked very hard to clean this building, to bring it to the standard, so that they could establish a place of Worship.
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