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Expenses $1,246 Donation for Calendar $1,700 Printing of Calendar and Focus $965 Interest earned $1,022 Payroll Taxes $2,490 Total Revenue $105,486 Property Taxes $3,390 Utilities $12,968 Total Expenditures $95,426 SPECIALPROJECTS Priest Quarter Project Expenses $12,872 Dishwasher Donations $7,383 Settlement of Insurance Claim $2,503 * Incorporated under Section 405 of the Not-for-profit Corporation Law of the State of New York HCS Education and Cultural Corner: Lord Krishna’s DWARKA: where Mythology meets Reality: DWARKA means ‘gateway to Heaven’. Mahabharata says that Dwarka had royal palaces, all constructed with crystal and silver and decorated with emeralds. The city was connected by an elaborate system of boulevards, roads, market places, assembly houses and temples. These legends have been etched into the Indian minds for so long that their authenticity is not questioned. Luckily, due to the grace of the marine archaeological department of India, the childhood stories have come to be a reality to a great extent. Marine archaeological explorations have thrown light on a number of structures of different shapes, stone anchors and other artefacts. The exploration has found sandstone walls, a grid of streets and remains of a sea port, some 70 feet beneath the sea. The evidence points to the fact of the existence of a city some 9,000 years ago. According to them this was one of the most important and busy ports during Puranic and historical periods. The detailed exploration and excavation of this sunken city was started in 1988 with certain goals and results in mind: The explorations were extended up to the Temple of Samudra Narayan (Sea God), which is at the confluence of the Gomti River with the sea, in order to trace the extent of the port city and the purpose behind the massive stone walls built on the banks of the ancient Gomati River. Whether the architectural features were in conformity to the ones described in Mahabharat. 1. Pillars of the ancient city of Dwarka 2. Digitized image of the sunken city of Dwarka Ganesh Chaturthi and the Significance of Ganesh Visarjan: Ganesh Chaturthi falls on the fourth day after the new moon in the month of Bhadrapada. It is celebrated for 11 days, with the biggest spectacle taking place on the last day. People bring home clay Ganapatis (beautifully crafted by artisans) and set up on their altar. It is believed during these 10 days of puja, the deity is invoked as the harbinger of good luck, success and prosperity. Devotees bring Lord Ganesh home so that he can bless them and celebrate his homecoming with much grandeur. On the 11th day, called Anant Chaturdashi day, or Ganesh Visarjan day, Ganapati is taken in a procession (with pomp and splendor) for immersion in a body of water (river, lake or ocean). Lord Ganapati is believed to leave for Mount Kailasha along with all the misfortunes of his devotees and shower blessings on them. The devotees then are able to channel their devotion and prayer before the deity returns back. This practice also serves as a subtle reminder to the devotee about the transitory nature of life and how our physical form is returned to the elements after death. Ganapati bapa Moriya, Mangal murthi Moriya ………… * Incorporated under Section 405 of the Not-for-profit Corporation Law of the State of New York FivePillarsforSuccessfortheHinduCulturalSocietyͲHCSTrustCommittee2018 1. APillarthatincludesallcommunitymembersincluding2ndgenerationmembers,Youngerfamilies,SeniorCitizens andstudentsthatCreatesacultureof“Us”,PromotingUnityinDiversitybyCelebratingallmajoreventsatHCSwith HCSactivelypromotingitinallgroups. 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AsecondPillarwhereManagementisdrivenonthebasisofaccountability,clarityincommunicationand transparency PersonalAccountabilityamongstExecutiveandTrustCommitteemembersintheirrolesandresponsibilities asstipulatedintheconstitution TransparencyviaasecuredatabasewithfullaccesstoEC/TCmembersforfactͲbaseddecisionmaking. Clearcommunicationchannels(inthetemple,website,Focus,emailsandfacebook/Socialmedia)and assignedmembersthatleadeverytouchpointanddeliverapreparedmessage. 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