What we doहमारा कार्य
Four pillars from our charter, five objects from our Deed. Everything on the campus answers to one of them — day to day, and year to year.
Four pillars
The work, object by object
Object I · Worship
The temple houses Bhagwan Shri Krishna and Maa Saraswati, as the Deed provides, together with Shri Ram Darbar, Bhagwan Shiv and the Shiv Parivar, Maa Durga and Hanuman ji. Aarti is offered morning and evening, and darshan is open to everyone.
Object II · Prayer and recitation
Regular gatherings for collective prayer and bhog, with recitation of the Gita and — as the Deed provides — of the Chandi, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata.
Object III · Spreading dharma
Each year the Trust hosts kathas, religious functions and cultural programmes that bring the town together. This website is part of the same object: the Gita’s teachings, explained plainly, for anyone who looks for them.
Object IV · Care for the learned
The guest house offers temporary accommodation and maintenance to learned pandits, sadhus and mendicants, and a welcome to visiting devotees, as the Deed asks.
Object V · Knowledge
Study space and lectures on the Gita and Sanatan Dharma, so that knowledge is not only kept but handed on.
For the town
Beyond the temple, the grounds serve the town every day — gardens, a yoga centre, an open-air gym, and shops on the estate that give livelihoods to local families and keep the Trust self-supporting.
Hosting a function
Kathas, paths, havans and similar observances in keeping with the Trust’s beliefs may be held on the premises, subject to Trust guidelines and availability. Please speak to the Bhawan office in advance.
