These sacred centers serve as the heart of Sanatan Dharma in our village, fostering devotion, community, and service across generations.
Established: 1955
A decades-old source of strength and courage.
Dedicated to **Lord Hanuman**, the foremost symbol of **Bhakti (devotion)**, selfless service, and immense strength. This temple often serves as a focal point for fostering physical and moral discipline, inspiring resilience and faith within the community. It is a common place for community prayers, especially on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and promotes unity through devotional song.
Established: Date Unknown
A hub for community welfare and selfless service.
This center embodies the principle of **Seva (Selfless Service)**, teaching devotees to view work and community contribution as a form of worship. It functions as a multipurpose hall, primarily hosting spiritual teachings (*pravachan*), group meditation, and coordinating charitable activities for the less fortunate in the village. It emphasizes spiritual guidance over ritual.
Established: Date Unknown
The primary center for the Warkari devotional tradition.
This temple honors **Lord Vithal** (a form of Krishna/Vishnu) and his consort **Rukmini**, placing it central to the regional **Warkari** devotional tradition. It serves as a vital spiritual anchor, emphasizing the importance of simple living and collective devotion through *bhajan* culture. The temple often organizes local *dindis* (processions) and celebrates the major *Ekadashi* festivals with great fervor.
The descriptions above are based on common cultural knowledge and traditional roles of Hindu temples in India.
These temples are essential community spaces for cultural festivals, social exchange, and the preservation of traditional values. They bind the community together through shared faith and collective celebrations, providing a moral and spiritual compass.
