[GHHF] Roundup of activities May 11-20, 2024

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1. Three-Day Prana Pratishta of Maramma Goddess in Kalyandurg Concluded with Infusion of Life into Murty, offering of Maha Purnahuti and Annadanam. (5/11)
Sri Pandit Gopi Chary has taken the lead in coordinating the three-day Prana Pratishta program in this village. The villagers approached GHHF to help construct the Temple financially as well as conducting a three-day Prana Prathista Program as per Vedi tradition and as per the guidelines of various Puranas. Maremma temple has been newly built in NTR Colony in Kalyandurg town, in this temple, idol prana installation, kalash installation, flagpole installation programs have been done on behalf of the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation organization for three days for the goddesses and the regular puja system has been adapted.
https://www.savetemples.org/post/ghhf-three-day-prana-pratishta-of-maramma-goddess-in-kalyandurg-concluded-with-infusion-of-life-into-murty-offering-of-maha-purnahuti-and-annadanam.-/1954

 

 

2. Remembering Mother as the Pillar and panacea for Humanity (5/12)
Hindu religion has given her the highest position any religion can accord.  Matru Devo Bhava is the dictum nobody can forget. Mother is divine. It is important to remember that only Hindus worship God in the form of Divine Mother. In Hinduism we have Sri Lakshmi, goddess of wealth, Saraswati the goddess of learning and knowledge, Parvati goddess who bestows women with long married life, and Kali, the power of time and other goddesses who protected the human race from demonic forces. Women as goddesses are worshipped in all religious festivals. 
https://www.savetemples.org/post/ghhf-remembering-mother-as-the-pillar-and-panacea-for-humanity/1956

 

3. Gharwapsi in Assam – A Four-Member Muslim family Embraced Hinduism – We extended accommodation, legal and financial help; Also Helped secure a Job. (5/13)
“Muslim lady Rumi Begum Laskar embraced Hinduism with her three children at village Gosaipur, Assam. Some legal formalities are yet to be done as Muslims after knowing about this Gharwapsi pressuring her to return to Islam. Although we take care of the family and provide all support as required. One year back when they decided to embrace Hinduism, they contacted other organizations but unfortunately, they couldn't finish the legal process. Last week this family contacted me and now I have taken responsibility for this family. GHHF has extended all legal, financial, and other support to this family.”

https://www.savetemples.org/post/ghhf-gharwapsi-in-assam-a-four-member-muslim-family-embraced-hinduism-we-extended-accommodation-legal-and-financial-help-also-helped-secure-a-job/1957

 

 

4. 34th Day of serving Water and Buttermilk for people to stave off heatwave via Chalivendralu (Water Pandals); Sponsorship Requested (5/14)
With all the economic development, there are millions in India who cannot afford to buy a drink or even a bottle of water. Not even 0.01% has public taps to quench their thirst. Global Hindu Heritage Foundation has taken up this task in about 20 centers in hour cities providing drinking water for the poor and other living beings also. Foundation believes this task to be very divine. We have witnessed so much life perishing on the streets due to scorching heat and lack of water and trying to save as many as we can. We saw many people faint on the streets as they could not get a glass of water.
https://www.savetemples.org/post/ghhf-34th-day-of-serving-water-and-buttermilk-for-people-to-stave-off-heatwave-via-chalivendralu-water-pandals-sponsorship-requested/1958

 

5. Round up of our activities May 1-10, 2024 (5/15)
Global Hindu Heritage Foundation is providing Water and Buttermilk in about 20 centers where the heat wave is rampant. May of the members and friends of GHHF are sponsoring these centers to ensure that water and buttermilk are provided to the thirsty villagers and travelers. The correspondent Venkata Ramana reported that our Pracharaks Naga Malleswara Reddy, Ulli Venkata Subbaiah, Ulli Prasad, Ulli Mohan, Bandi Ramachandra Naidu, Nayi Brahmanudu, Maddela Rama Subbaiah and others helped the center near Peddamma Mori in Sirivella Mandalam in Andhra Pradesh.
https://www.savetemples.org/post/ghhf-round-up-of-our-activities-may-1-10-2024/1959

 

 

6. More than 100 pair of Shoes distributed to the needy and poor people enabling them to walk on the hot concrete streets in Bharat. Donations Requested to provide more Chappals. (5/16)
GLOBAL Hindu Heritage Foundation is incredibly happy to announce that we distributed more than one hundred pairs of shoes to the poor people who cannot afford to buy. Many of them cannot afford to buy these shoes and suffer silently and walk on the streets that burn their feet. Donors: Sri Bhaskara Devata and his friend provided 100 pairs of shoes to GHHF to donate them to the needy. We thank them for their generous supply of these shoes and helping the villagers who need them. Importance of Charity in Hinduism: Charity is praised as one of the greatest virtues in Hindu Dharma. A
gift that is given without any expectation of appreciation or reward is beneficial to both giver and recipient. Lord Krishna in Bhagavad Gita says, “Charity given to a worthy person simply because it is right to give, without consideration of anything in return, at the proper time and in the proper place, is stated to be in the mode of goodness.” (17:20)
https://www.savetemples.org/post/ghhf-more-than-100-pair-of-shoes-distributed-to-the-needy-and-poor-people-enabling-them-to-walk-on-the-hot-concrete-streets-in-bharat.-donations-requested-to-provide-more-chappals/1960

 

7. Bala Samskar Kendras – Students Learned to chant and know the importance of Lingashtakam. (5/17)
Global Hindu Heritage Foundation is extremely happy to inform that we are organizing about 200 Bala Samskar Kendras in eight different States in Bharat and Bangladesh. Over the last week they have organized several activities including learning the importance of chanting Lingashtakam. Teachers are helping them to chant properly. Most of the teachers taught the students to chant Lingashtakam. Learning Lingashtaka Stotram. All the students in most of the centers are learning to chant Lingashtakam. Teachers require them to learn by heart to make sure that the children chant Lingashtakam without looking at the book.
 

https://www.savetemples.org/post/ghhf-bala-samskar-kendras-students-learned-to-chant-and-know-the-importance-of-lingashtakam/1961

 

 

8. About 20 Water Tanks for the dehydrated, thirsty animals are placed in different centers to provide Water during this scorching summer. (5/18)
Water Tanks for Animals: In this heat when temperature is already making new records, imagine how tough it would be for the stray animals and birds, who have no recourse from the fury Sun god! But there are ways to ensure that our furry and feathered friends make it through the season with ease, if only each one of us becomes a little mindful. In Hinduism, animals occupy an important place. Hindus believe that animals contain the souls of their ancestors or may have been reborn. Thus, they are treated with respect. They are not to be killed for their food. In fact, Cow is regarded as the most sacred animal that needs to be protected, not killed. In fact, the Cows symbolize wealth, compassion, motherliness, righteousness (dharma), motherhood, divinity, sattvic nature, sacrifice, service, purity, and auspiciousness. In ancient India, a person’s social and economic status depended upon the number of cattle he possessed.
https://www.savetemples.org/post/ghhf-about-20-water-tanks-for-the-dehydrated-thirsty-animals-are-placed-in-different-centers-to-provide-water-during-this-scorching-summer/1962

 

9. 38th Day of serving Water and Buttermilk for people to stave off heatwave via Chalivendralu (Water Pandals); Sponsorship Requested. (5/19)
Global Hindu Heritage Foundation is happy to inform that we are continuing our Chalivendralu in many centers. This is the 38th day of providing Water and Buttermilk in about 20 centers where the heat wave is rampant. May of the members and friends of GHHF are sponsoring these centers to ensure that water and buttermilk are provided to the thirsty villagers and travelers. Sponsors: We thank Manohar Maramaraj, Dipak Patel, Vishnu Percha, Priya Nagendra, Venugopalan Nair, Vasudevan K Iyengar, and Bhargava Pillalamarri for sponsoring the distribution this week. We have
another SIX donors who are helping with the distribution, we will recognize them as we continue the distribution in the next few weeks.
SPONSORSHIP: One can sponsor one day distribution of water and buttermilk for $116

https://www.savetemples.org/post/ghhf-38th-day-of-serving-water-and-buttermilk-for-people-to-stave-off-heatwave-via-chalivendralu-water-pandals-sponsorship-requested/1963

 

10. Bala Samskar Kendras – Students learned a story about Crane and Snake with a moral to Think Before You Act. (5/20)
Once upon a time, on the banks of a river, lived a crane and a crab. The two were very good friends. The crane had a major problem. There was a bad snake in the region, that was always eating up the crane's eggs. The crane and the crab put their heads together and tried to work out a way out of the problem. The crab had a sudden brilliant idea. "We are not equipped to kill this powerful enemy of ours. To kill the snake, we must invite an enemy of the snake", he said. The crane was thrilled with the idea. But his wife, who was a sensible person, was not too sure. She asked him to go through the plan thoroughly, so that it would not backfire. The crane was, however, convinced that the plan would work great. He picked up a fish and dropped it outside the home of a mongoose. All along the path up to his house, he dropped fish at regular intervals.
https://www.savetemples.org/post/ghhf-bala-samskar-kendras-students-learned-a-story-about-crane-and-snake-with-a-moral-to-think-before-you-act/1964

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