Hari Om, Prashantha Ganapathi Temple, situated in Prashantha Nagara, West Bengaluru, Karnataka, India stands as a prominent divine destination in the area. This temple epitomizes divinity and spirituality, attracting countless devotees.
Milestones in Temple History:
Ganapati Pratishtapana (Consecration): On 24th August 1986 (Akshaya Samvatsara Shravana Bahula Panchami), the temple was consecrated by Param Pujya Sri Sri Sri Vishweshwara Theertha Shreepada Sannidi Avaru.
Kumbhabhisheka of Vimana Gopura: Conducted on 19th June 1988.
Kumbhabhisheka of Raja Gopura: On 2nd May 2004, this ceremony was performed by Parama Pujya Sri Sri Sri Narayanashrama Mahaswami Sannidana Avaru, the seer of Shri Kodandashrama, Hebburu.
Inauguration of Prashantha Dhyana Mandira: On 20th October 2004, this meditation hall was inaugurated by Parama Pujya Sri Sri Sri Raghaveshwara Bharati Swamigalavaru, Seer of Sri Ramachandrapura Mutt, Hosanagara.
This divine sanctuary draws thousands of devotees from Prashantha Nagara and beyond, largely due to its unparalleled service to society and religious activities such as Nitya Pooja, Pradosha, Sankashtahara, Sathyanarayana Pooja, Alankara, Prakarotsava, and more.
The selfless volunteer services offered at this temple have been attracting more devotees since its consecration. All activities are performed by dedicated volunteers from different parts of Bengaluru.
Community and Cultural Activities:
The temple is renowned for hosting discourses on sacred texts like the Bhagavad Gita, Ramayana, and Mahabharata, along with various other Indic knowledge sessions. Regular yoga classes are also conducted, promoting physical and mental well-being.
A significant highlight of the temple is the CHINMAYA BALA VIHARA, which instills Indic (Bharateeya) values among children.
The temple has a dedicated group of Veda volunteers who participate in all major rituals like Pradosha, Sankashtahara, Sathyanarayana Pooja, and festive days. This group comprises well-trained and learned devotees skilled in Vedic practices.
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