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International PUJA Schedule 2021 - Sahaja Yoga Additional information - PUJA Puja Date Seminar Dates Place Hosting Countries Panchang calendar Shri Mahakali Sun, January 31 30,31 January Online Cabella Brasil , Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, México, Panchang Mahashivaratri Thu, Mar 11, Shivaratri Sun, March 7 5,6,7 March Online Uruguay, Perú, Puerto Rico. Amavasya Sat, Mar 13. Birthday Sun, March 21 19,20,21 March India India Easter Sun, April 4 2,3,4 April Israel Israel; Russia, Ukraine. Amavasysa Sun, Apr 11. Singapore, Indonesia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Shri Mahavira Sun, April 25 23,24,25 April Singapore Phillipines, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapure, Vietnam. Austria; Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Lituania, Sahasrara Sun, May 9 7,8,9 May Cabella Slovakia, Slovenia. Amavasya Tue, May 11. Baltic countries, Belgium, Finland, France, Holland, Iceland, Pnachang Vat Purnima Thu, Jun 24, Shri Adi Shakti Sun, June 27 25,26,27 June Cabella Scandinavian countries, Spain. Amavasya on Thu, Jun 10. Italy; Bulgaria, Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Oman, Portugal, Panchang Guru Purnima Fri, Jul 23, Shri Adi Guru Sun, July 25 23,24,25 July Cabella Romania, Russia, Turkey. Amavasya Fri, Jul 9. Sun, August 22 or 20,21,22 August or Americas, Albania, Croatia, Germany, Macedonia, Poland, Panchang Krishna Jayanti Mon, Aug 30, Shri Krishna Sun, August 29 27,28,29 August TBD Romania, Ukraine, (Austria). Amavasya on Sun, Aug 8. Shri Ganesha and Sat, September 4, Italy; Andorra, Australia, China ,Far East countries, India, New Panchang Shri Ganesh Chaturthi Fri, Sep 10, Marriages Sun, September 5 3,4,5 September Cabella Zealand, Russia, Yuva Shaktis. Amavasya Mon, Sep 6. Panchang Dusserah Fri, Oct 15, Amavasysa Wed, Oct 6, Navaratri Sun, October 10 8,9,10 October Cabella UK; Belarus, Cyprus, Greece, Israel, Switzerland, Ukraine. Panchang Ghata Stapna Th, Oct 7. Panchang Narak Chaturthashi Thu, Nov 4, Laxmi puja Thu, Nov 4, Diwali Sun, November 7 5,6,7 November France France, Iran. Amavasya Thu, Nov 4. Panchang Bhairavnath Jayan Sat, Nov 27, Ghana; Benin, Cameroun, Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Gabon, Bhairavnath Utsav Sun, Dec 5, Shri Bhairavanath Sun, November 28 26,27,28 November Ghana Kenya, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Togo, etc. Amavasya Sat, Dec 4. Panchang Christmas Sat, Dec 25, Christmas Sat, December 25 23,24,25 December India India Amavasya Sun, Jan 2, 2022.

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International PUJA Schedule 2020 - Sahaja Yoga Additional Information
International PUJA Schedule 2020 - Sahaja Yoga Additional information PUJA Dates Seminar Place Hosting Countries New moon Full moon Puja date (Panchang calendar) Brasil; co-hosting: Argentina, Bolivia, Shivaratri Sun. 23 February and Marriage Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Surinam, (23 Feb is Sunday, Amavasya on 23 rd) (marriage ceremony) Ceremony 24 Feb. 21,22,23,24,25 February Brasilia Uruguay. Panchang Mahashivratri on 21st Friday ) Birthday Sat. 21 March 19,20,21 March India India (Amavasya on 24th Tue) ( Amavasysa on 22nd Wed, Easter on 12th Easter Sun. 19 April 17,18,19 April Jerusalem Israel; Russia, Ukraine Sun) Austria; co-hosting: Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Sahasrara (50th Lituania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Other Anniversary) Tue. 5 May 1,2,3,4 May Cabella countries Welcome. Malaysia; co-hosting East and Shri Kundalini Sun 17 May 15,16,17 May Malaysia South East Asia France; co-hosting: Baltic countries, Belgium, Finland, Holland, Iceland, Scandinavian Shri Adi Shakti Sun. 7 June 5,6,7 June Cabella countries, Spain. (Vat Purnima on 5th June Friday) Italy; co-hosting: Bulgaria, Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Oman, Portugal, Guru Sun. 5 July 3,4,5 July Cabella Romania, Russia, Turkey. ( Guru Purnima on 5th Sunday) Albania, Croatia, France, Macedonia, Poland, Romania, The Shri Krishna Sun. 16 August 14,15,16 Aug Cabella Americas, Ukraine. Panchang Krishna Jayanti 23 August Italy; co-hosting:Andorra, Australia, China ,Far East Shri Ganesha and Sat. 22 August And countries, India, New Zealand, Panchang Shri Ganesh Chaturthi 22 Marriages Marriages 23 August 21,22,23 Aug Cabella Russia, Yuva Shaktis. Aug Sat. (Panchang Ghatstapna 17 Oct Sat and Dasehra UK; co-hosting: African Countries, Belarus, Cyprus, Greece, Israel, 25th Oct Sun ) amavasysa on 16 Navaratri Sun.
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2021 Drik Panchang Festivals Calendar
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Puja: Expressions of Hindu Devotion. Guide for Educators. INSTITUTION Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC
DOCUMENT RESUME ED 439 992 SO 030 951 AUTHOR Ridley, Sarah TITLE Puja: Expressions of Hindu Devotion. Guide for Educators. INSTITUTION Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. Arthur M. Sackler Gallery. PUB DATE 1996-00-00 NOTE 41p.; Accompanying videotape and three posters not available from ERIC. AVAILABLE FROM Office of Public Affairs, Arthur M. Sackler Gallery/Freer Gallery of Art, MRC 707, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC 20560 ($26). For full text: http://www.asia.si.edu/pujaonline. PUB TYPE Guides Classroom Teacher (052) EDRS PRICE MF01/PCO2 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Cultural Context; Foreign Countries; Global Education; Indians; Middle Schools; Multicultural Education; Non Western Civilization; Religion Studies; *Religious Cultural Groups; Secondary Education; Social Studies IDENTIFIERS Hindu Art; *Hinduism; India ABSTRACT This teaching packet serves as a unit by itself or as part of preparation unit for a visit to the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery to see the exhibition "Puja: Expressions of Hindu Devotion." Focusing on Hindu religious objects found in an art museum, the packet suggests connections between art and world studies themes. In addition, these highly symbolic objects provide much material for discussion of the creation of images, whether in two or three dimensions, in speech, or in music. In this way, study of the objects provides a springboard for creativity in art, language arts, and music. This guide explains that puja is the act of showing reverence to a god, or to aspects of the divine, through invocations, prayers, songs, and rituals. An essential part of puja for the Hindu devotee is making a spiritual connection with a deity (often facilitated through an element of nature, a sculpture, a vessel, a painting, or a print).
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