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Reviving Temples
Temples in India generate vibrant energy for global peace and prosperity. They are not only cultural and religious hubs but also spaces to up keep the ecosystem and maintain diversity among the individuals confined in society. They form the preeminent position to instil dharma (ethics) in harmonising body, mind and soul with the surrounding universe.
Temples in India are known for their magnificent architecture and exquisite artwork that unfold the beauty and values of our esteemed system gifted to us by our ancestors. Each and every temple is unique and is installed with distinctive energy.
The rituals, Veda parayanam, temple bells, deities, devotees, flowers, fruits, and all dharmic activities performed inside the temple contribute to the energy of the temple. The temple acts as a storage battery which energises all beings everywhere with the constant charging and discharging of energised ions by a rhythmic cycle just as nature does with a consistent replenishment.
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In such sacred temples, priests are responsible for maintaining and administering the flow of dharmic activities including Pūjā (rituals), Seva (selfless services) and the rites of the temple. In the recent past the majority of temples administered by state governments have lost their decorum and the priests devoting their lives to these temples are hardly able to survive with the meagre income from their salary.
The team members of Rathna Charitable Trust have initiated a foundational step to identify temples with rich cultural heritages and dharmic roots. We have so far identified over 75 deserved temples that require support for day to day activities.
In addition, we have been able to support over 75 priests and the support staff of the respective temples with a monthly stipend for their betterment and to upkeep the daily rituals in the temples.
It is our fundamental right and duty to preserve the rich cultural heritage of ancient Bharat and to honor the traditions to uplift all beings everywhere on this planet.
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