Educational Lecture Series by: Swami Vidyadhishananda Giri
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM , Tuesday, May 13, 2007

Vinayaka Chaturthi
9 AM , Saturday, September 22, 2007

Navaratri Pooja And Dandiya
Morning , Saturday, October 13, 2007

 
   
 
Meditation Class for Adults
10:30 AM , Sunday, July 13, 2008

Religious Classes
Religious Classes , (Sun) Nov 4, 2007, (Sun) Nov 18, 2007

   
       
 
 
 
 
         
We at Hindu Temple of The Woodlands, are in the process of building a temple complex to cater to the needs of the Hindu community in accordance with traditional Hindu Vedic philosophy This facility will provide an opportunity for community members to participate in traditional Hindu pujas and festivals. Provision for classrooms and a library for educational purposes is included in the plans. There will be a place for meetings and other activities for children, youth, adults and older adults.
 
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Bhumi Pooja (Ground Breaking Ceremony)
The Bhumi Pooja of Hindu Temple of The Woodlands took place on Sunday, May 11, 20 08, with over 500 local Hindus and their friends attending.

Program

Lalita Sahastranam - 10:30– 11:00
Bhajans - 11:00 -11:30
Pooja - 11:30 - 12:00 (noon)
Sanskriti Choir - 12:15-12:45 pm
Lunch / Picnic - 1:00– 3:30 pm

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The purpose for which the Hindu Temple of The Woodlands (HTW) has been formed is:

* To construct, operate and maintain a Hindu Temple and an educational/cultural complex in The Woodlands, Montgomery County, a northern suburb of Houston, Texas, which shall include facilities for worship, education and interaction among community members.

* To install Sri Ganesh as the first Deity in the Temple complex.

 

* To install Sri Venkateswara as the major Deity in the Temple complex and also install Maha Shivalingam and Sri Lakshmi as other two Deities of equal size adjacent to the central Deity. We have will have several Deities in the temple as Hindus believe in Parabrahman as the ultimate Divine power and in God who also appears in different forms as personal Deity.)

* To contribute to the enhancement of Hindu religious practices, values and way of life by:

Bhakti (right emotions) through organizing various religious, spiritual and cultural activities that promote devotion, assimilation of eternal values, and creative artistic expression.

Jnana (right knowledge) through providing education in the philosophies of Sanatan Dharma which promotes right understanding both within and outside the community.

Karma (right action) through sponsoring various activities that promote goodwill and unity in the community.

To bring the community together and help serve as a link to our future generations