Holy Pilgrimage - Hindu temples in South Africa
Madhya Kailash Temple, Midrand, South Africa
( மத்ய கைலாà®·் ஆலயம் - à®®ிட்à®°ான்ட், தென்னாப்பிà®°ிக்கா)
Address
52 Stag road,
Glen Austin Ext 3,
Midrand,
South Africa
Glen Austin Ext 3,
Midrand,
South Africa
Madhya Kailash
Temple located in Midrand serves many devotees in fullfilling their spritual,
cultural and religous needs in the province of Gauteng and all South Africans.
The temple has been a true example of Auvayar's saying 'Thirai Kadal Odiyum,
thiravyam thedu' and is serving hundreds of thousands of devotees who follow
our rituals and our ceremonies. The temple has been a complete powerhouse
uniting all devotees under one roof. There are many prayers and cultural events
that take place on a regular basis which is open to all public to take part in
and get the blessings of the almighty.Guru Nadarajah has been a pioneer and has
served South Africa for over 25 years. Coming from the most Orthodox and
religious family, Guru Nadarajah Sarma provides religious guidance and performs
all the prayers as per the Agama Sastras.
Message From Guru
Our ancestors have articulated that people should not live in a place where there is no temple. The great Tamil poetess Avaiyaar has profoundly stated that it was best to do temple worship daily. In other words there should be constant contemplation on God. Singing “Bhajans” (hymns) helps us to remember God in a pleasant way. In order to achieve success in the material and spiritual realms, it is necessary to practice concentration and meditation. Ancient rulers of the mother land have built many temples to satisfy their needs of the people. The temples, among other things, promote devotion, develop culture and foster unity. When India was under foreign rule, the Indians, due to political and economic reasons immigrated to other countries. Some of these people were brought into this beautiful country as indentured labourers. These people, who have been practising temple worship in their motherland, were left in a spiritual vacuum.
Many temples have since been built to fill this void. Midrand Madhya Kailash Temple is one of them. Pretoria and Johannesburg are two major cities in South Africa. The city of Midrand is directly in between these two cities and the temple has been built in this city. It has therefore been named as Midrand Madhya Kailash Temple.
The Midrand Madhya Kailash Temple was started by the great efforts of Brahma Sri Guru Nadarajah Sarma. It is now growing with the support of the people. This temple is fulfilling the spiritual needs of the thousands of people. This temple stands by the motto of “Service to humanity is service to God.”
Temple
Hours & Activities
Sunday to Saturday
Open
from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Sunday Service
Begins
at 10 AM
Mridangam and Tabla lessons
Saturdays
8th January, 2014
Flag Hoisting -
Thai Poosam Kavady
Function begins at 6 PM
(Wednesday)
17th January, 2014
Main day - Thai
Poosam Kavady
The prayer commences at 10 AM
(Friday). Kavady and paal kudam carriers be there at 9:30 AM.
19th January, 2014
Public day - Thai
Poosam Kavady
The prayer commences at 9 AM
(Sunday). All kavady and paal kudam carriers be there at 8:30 AM.
Calendar
Festival
|
Details
|
Hanuman Jeyanthi
|
Wednesday
January 01 2014
|
Vaikunda Ekadasi
|
Saturday
January 11 2014
|
Thai Pongal
|
Tuesday
January 14 2014
|
Thai Poosam
|
Friday
January 17 2014
|
Maasi Makam
|
Saturday
February 15 2014
|
Maha Shivaraathri
|
Thursday
February 27 2014
|
Shri Rama Navami
|
Tuesday
April 08 2014
|
Panguni Utthiram
|
Sunday
April 13 2014
|
Tamil New Year
|
Monday
April 14 2014
|
Activities
Bajan Services
Bhajan services are held on a weekly basis every Sunday morning from 10 AM to 11 AM. For other functionTabla And Mridangam Lessons
Arts and culture has been portrayed by our ancestors as the quintessence of life and is vital for the development of the soul, hence Mridangam and Tabla lessons are conducted on a regular basis at the temple by Sri Kevin Pillay
Address
52 Stag road,
Glen Austin Ext 3,
Midrand,
South Africa
Glen Austin Ext 3,
Midrand,
South Africa
Other Contacts
Land Line:
+2711
805 3683
Cell Phone:
+2782
490 4091
Email:
sarma@icon.co.za
Om
Tat Sat
(Continued...)
(My
humble salutations to the great devotees
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