Sun One Homa
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Here on Kauai, Yogi Jivananandanatha performs our homa today.
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Paramacharya Palaniswami gave a talk on “Amma Trauma” describing the way that young monk’s slowly release from their family over time.
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Bodhinatha’s tiruvadi are placed in the same spot he usually sits for the homa.
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Hanuman, whom we invoke with Gurudeva’s instructions to help bring Iraivan Temple to Kauai
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Lord Ganesha, Remover of Obstacles, beseeched for blessings before every sacred rite
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Agni, the Conveyor of our prayers and supplications to the Gods and devas
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God Siva in the form of the Purnakumbha
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The San Marga Iraivan Temple’s Maha Sphatika Sivalingam, awaiting the auspicious day of the new temple’s consecration
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