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The Hindu Temple of Metropolitan Washington 10001 Riggs Road, Adelphi, MD 20783 www.hindutemplemd.org; [email protected] Phone # 301-445-2165; 301-434-1000 Hindu Temple Invites All Devotees with Families & Friends for Maha Mantra Kirtan & 56 Bhog Prasad Please join us for non-stop singing and dancing & Reciting Simultanoulsy in Unison "Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna, Hare Hare Hare Rama, Hare Rama, Rama Rama, Hare Hare" December 18, 2016 Time: 4 pm to 8:00 pm Admission: Free Maha prasadam served after the program You are welcome to bring Prasad Offerings Both these words 'Rama' and 'Krishna' have become powerful and effective for the simple reason that for thousand of years millions of Hindus have been praying to God by chanting these two names. The faith, devotion and a pure spiritual feeling with which these two names have been chanted by all these devotees for so many years have made these words electrifying- charged with energy. Just repeating these names can take anyone into meditation quickly The word Hare has come from 'Haran' which means to take way or to end. So when one says hare Krishna, he requests the God (the supreme consciousness) to take away his sorrows , his shortcomings, his failures and pains. This Hare Krishna Mantra is actually a little prayer to God for taking away all the sorrows, pains and shortcomings of the chanter and provide him bliss and joy Organized by Hindu Temple and Jagannath Organization for Global Awareness (JOGA) Contact: Naresh Das 410-531-7445, Debaki Choudhary 240-426-6023, Pandit Pitamber Dutt Sharma & Ram Kumar Shastri Phone # 301-445-2165; 301-434-1000 .

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