AN INITIATIVE BY SHREE JALARAM MANDAL WA.

Shree Jalaram Sanatan Mandir and Community Centre

Give a little...Gain a lot www.jalarambapa.com.au About Sant Jalaram Bapa popularly known as Bapa was a Hindu saint from , . Bapa is revered by many people around the world for his saintly qualities and his ability to work miracles but most of all he is remembered for his selfless acts of charity.

Bapa was born on 14 November 1799 in the town of Virpur near in India. He got married About Shree Jalaram to Virbai at the age of sixteen. Virbai Maa, as she is popularly known, supported Bapa whole Mandal WA heartedly in his saintly duties. Bapa’s feats of kindness, his devotion to God and his miracles are The Indian population practising the Hindu faith well documented. has been steadily increasing in Australia since 2000 and picked up significantly from 2005 At the age of 20, after obtaining his ’s onwards. Many have migrated from East Africa, blessings, Bapa started his Sadavrat (‘an oath UK, Zimbabwe and India where there have forever’) of providing free food to every person, always been a large number of Bapa’s devotees. at first to (monks) but later extended to anyone who came in. Inspired by his insatiable Shree Jalaram Mandal (SJMWA) was established desire to feed the poor and needy, many became in 2011 to bring together Bapa’s devotees his devotees. True to Bapa’s desire and over to facilitate satsangs and a vision of one day 200 years later this tradition of feeding people having a mandir here in Perth. Our activities continues to this day in Virpur. have been supported by a large group of dedicated volunteers who, apart from helping For his devotees this meal is now a Prasad. Virpur in the smooth running of all the activities, have has become an important Pilgrimage centre in also come forward in large numbers to host the India and attracts thousands of visitors daily. satsangs.

Although Bapa's origins were from the Lohana SJMWA has been rapidly gaining strength and community his work and influence extended to all momentum and with Bapa's blessing and with as he considered all castes and religions equally support of the devotees, the realisation of a worthy of help and respect. mandir in Perth is now at our doorstep.

He was a divine soul who worked selflessly for At present, we are constrained with the lack of humanity. His deeds are inspiring millions of permanent home for Bapa. We have to set up people to follow the path of humanity and service. a temporary mandir on hired facilities and have His birthday (Jayanti) each year is celebrated by to keep moving Bapa around from month to many thousands of people across the world. His month. In addition, we have all our kitchen gear, mandirs everywhere still serve the same Prasad sound systems and instruments transported to of “Rotla, Khichdi, Kadhi and Shaak” and preach and from the hired facilities as well as having about the completely unselfish and kind deeds of to store them on external premises when not Bapa. in use. Highlights of the Mandal’s activities Monthly Satsangs

The Mandal has been actively involved in promoting the Hindu religion within the community and provide awareness to the younger generation about our rich heritage and cultural values. This isdone through our monthly satsangs currently held every second Sunday of the month with an attendance of about 200 people of all age groups. The Mandal promotes the youth showcasing their skills along with a team of skilled musicians devoting their valuable time to perform at the satsangs. With the construction of our own mandir, we will be able to have more frequent satsangs.

Jalaram Jayanti

This is the most auspicious occasion for any Bapa’s institution. A lot of planning and logistics goes into organising the Jayanti and we have been hosting the Jayanti since the inception of the Mandal. This is one of the highest attended function where the community gets to see the talent from the young and also the not so young. Activities such as stage play, Indian folk dances and bhajans are some of the key features of the Jayanti celebration.

Monthly Prasad

In line with Bapa’s sadavrat of feeding people, the Mandal with the assistance of volunteers and donations from well-wishers arrange to serve Prasad at each of the monthly satsangs where the fellowship amongst the devotees, young and old is one of the big take aways for the community.

Increasing awareness of our culture, tradition and religion

The Mandal have hosted various events such as the recent Katha by Shashtriji Ramnikbhai Dave that are aimed at promoting our culture, tradition and religion especially for the younger generation. The community needs to have dedicated facilities to host such events over many days as it does get logistically very difficult to organise such events at public facilities which at many a times not available and do not permit hall setup beyond a day at a time. Some great news!...

With the blessings of Bapa and support from the devotees and well-wishers in Perth and around the world, Shree Jalaram Mandal WA are now the proud owners of the parcel of land located on 4 Accomplish Way, Gnangara WA 6065 earmarked for the development of our mandir and community centre here in Perth.

The land has been purchased at the cost of $1,060,000. The Mandal with the support of the devotees have been able to successfully raise $800,000 in a short period of time and secure interest free loans to facilitate the purchase. SJMWA would like to sincerely thank ALL the donors, big or small who have contributed so far towards this worthy project, making it feasible and bringing us closer to our vision. We would particularly also like to acknowledge and thank the few devotees who have assisted in financing the purchase of the land.

“SJMWA thanks each and all of you for your ongoing support... May BAPA always shower his blessings upon you all!”

We are halfway there… Help us reach our ultimate goal

We are now working on raising the necessary funds required to settle the loans we have taken and embark on the final phase of the project which is to complete construction of the mandir & community centre.

The facility will predominantly be Bapa’s mandir, but will cater for the religious needs of our wider community by having other murti’s alongside Bapa. The mandir will include Shree Ganesh, Ram Parivar, Radha Krishna, Shiv Parvati, Hanumanji and Ambaa Maa. The modern facilities will be available for hire and will consist of:

A well-equipped commercial kitchen with commercial grade appliances to cater for bulk cooking and washing of large utensils. The kitchen will be a fully vegetarian facility suitable for the wider community.

The community hall which will serve as a facility for hosting of the monthly satsangs and service of the Prasad. These facility will also serve as a recreation hall available for hire for the wider Perth community. The facilities will also be available for hire for events such as weddings, social gatherings and community functions.

The facility will also have a performance stage to promote cultural activities and shows. This will bring a sense of completeness to the facilities and allow the community to showcase its talent.

Project Status At this stage we are happy advise you that the Development Approval (DA) from the Wanneroo Council has also been granted to proceed with the construction of the mandir and community centre.

We have now embarked on producing detailed engineered drawings and undertaking a full cost estimate review for the project.

The approved design have allowed for :

• 900 sqm total construction footprint • 60 parking bays with 2 disabled bays • 70 sqm kitchen • 480 sqm main hall and dining area • 175 sqm first floor area • A performance stage • Adequate storage • Board rooms, offices, meeting rooms, recreational rooms and amenities The preliminary 3D renders and plans

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STORMWATER DETAILS LANDSCAPING 18/Ø1800 x 1800 deep stormwater soakwell with trafficable lid with raised grate. Eucalyptus (Blue Gum) - 22 off. Soakwells to be interconnected via Ø150 pvc stormwater pipe laid level. Top of pipe to be 450 min. below Carpark trees to be pavement level Cassia (Golden Shower) - 3 off. Car park recommended 1000mm from back of kerb. Eaves gutter 170mm x 124mm (see detail sheet 005) at 1 shade tree in 500. Provide 4/100 x 100 downpipes (dp1) with 150 Leucospermum - 23 off. 40 x 40 x 1800 long x 190 wide rainheads. Connect dp1 to stormwater 600mm min. harwood stakes soakwells via Ø150 pvc stormwater pipe laid at 1 in 150. Box gutter 300 wide x 135 deep @ 1 in 500. Provide Pimelea (Rosy Rice Flower) - 18 off. 75mm min. depth 3/150 x 150 downpipes (dp2) with 170 long x 240 wide approved mulch rainheads. Connect dp2 to stormwater soakwells via Horticulture Ø225 pvc stormwater pipe laid at 1 in 150. Pimelea (Magenta Mist) - 34 off. quality pvc tie Tree well Semi mountable kerb The stormwater system shall comply with AS3500.3 Bitumen Grevillea (Bonnie Prince Charlie) - 29 off. surface Subgrade CAR PARKING Standard carparking bays shall be 5500 long x 2500 Cultivate soil and remove debris and weeds prior to planting. Reticulation wide, marked on the bitumen in accordance with AS 2890.1 - 2004. Plants shall be fertilized with an appropriate slow release fertilizer. Tree excavation hole 1050 I.D x 600 deep r.c.p root Disabled parking bays shall be 5500 long x 2400 wide with 5500 long x 2400 wide shared area, marked and min 2 x size of rootball liner placed centrally Trees shall have a root ball size of 90 litres and shall be staked. signposted in accordance with AS2890.6 - 2009. Slow release fertiser Backfill All garden beds shall be mulched to a depth of 75mm and irrigated GENERAL NOTES with a trickle system. 1. The builder shall confirm that the pressure Lawn shall be installed in accordance with the reccommendations of ELEVATION - TREE WELL available in the street fire hydrants meet the the supplier and shall be reticulated with an automatic timed system. SCALE 1:25 requirements of AS2419.1-2005.

2. Total landscaping provided for this development is 289.07m² = 9.64% of the site area. IT IS INTENDED THAT AN AMALGAMATION OF THE TWO LOTS WILL BE INITIATED AT SUCH TIME AS PLANNING APPROVAL FOR THIS PROPOSAL HAS BEEN OBTAINED.

Alan D Rycroft client SHREE JALARAM MANDAL OF WA draftsman project PROPOSED PLACE OF ASSEMBLY

+ +51 6/ SWALLOWTAIL 13 WHEATLEY PARADESTREET GOSNELLSWARNBRO WA 61696110 ON LOTS 424 & 425 fORWARD LOOP, WANGARA P:M: (08)9398 0419 965 4044 554 F: (08)9398 4055 ABN 97 712 539 214 SITE PLAN rev by date description rev by date description ABN 42 083 222 146 This drawing must not be copied or B ADR 15.06.16 Revised to comply with CoW email dated 20.05.16 reproduced in any form or used for scale drawing number revision any purpose other than originally C ADR 29.06.16 Revised to comply with CoW email dated 20.06.16 intended without the written approval drawn by A D RYCROFT checked by of Alan D Rycroft date MARCH 2016 approved by A2 1:200 216007-D-01-001 C 28450

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1. External walls and main internal dividing walls are precast concrete tilt-up panels with an frl = 90 /90 /90 or greater. Internal faces of external walls shall be lined with "Kingspan - Air Cell" insulation. See detail. Internal walls be 90mm thick brickwork.

2. Provide 50mm Anticon and safety mesh under roof sheeting, and R4.0 batts to ceiling of mezzanine.

3. All steel sheet roof cladding, including all flashings shall be Zincalume. All fixings shall be in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations.Boardroom and Offices 4. Provide reverse cycle air conditioning to the mezzanine floor.

5. Provide fire hose reels in accordance with AS 2441.

6. Provide 'EXIT' signs above all required exit doors in accordance with AS 2293. 175 7. All required exit doors shall comply with the NCC part D2 and shall be 175 openable with a single pushing or downward action on a single device which is located 900mm to 1200mm above floor level. 175 175 175 8. Provide Emergency Lighting in accordance with NCC part E4 and AS 2293.1. down 9. Doors to water closets shall be provided with lift-off hinges. PASSAGE 1100 1100 10. Provide mechanical exhaust ventilation to all water closets and showers in accordance with AS 1668.2. 90 90 2105 11. All fittings and fixtures for use by disabled persons shall be supplied and FEMALE MALE DRESSING installed in accordance with as 1428.1. RECREATIONAL Alan D Rycroft client SHREE JALARAM MANDEL OF WA DRESSING ROOM ROOM 12. The floors to all wet areas shall be set down 35mm. draftsman project PROPOSED PLACE OF ASSEMBLY ROOM 3200 3200

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Alan D Rycroft client draftsman project PROPOSED PLACE OF ASSEMBLY

+ +51 6/ SWALLOWTAIL 13 WHEATLEY PARADESTREET GOSNELLSWARNBRO WA 61696110 ON LOTS 424 & 425 fORWARD LOOP, WANGARA P:M: (08)9398 0419 965 4044 554 F: (08)9398 4055 ABN 97 712 539 214 MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN rev by date description rev by date description ABN 42 083 222 146 This drawing must not be copied or reproduced in any form or used for scale drawing number revision any purpose other than originally intended without the written approval drawn by A D RYCROFT checked by of Alan D Rycroft date APRIL 2016 approved by A2 1:150 216007-D-01-003 The Project Plan

Indicative Construction Timelines:

Preliminary Costing Estimate:

Item Estimate

Building works $1,050,000 Car parks, landscaping and fencing $150,000 Building fit out $150,000

Loose Plant and equipment $150,000 Total Estimate $1,500,000 The Fund-Raising Plan We all need to take responsibility to create legacies for our next generation and to establish a good foundation that they can build on. A mandir and community centre will provide a great platform to nurture our values, traditions, culture and religion.

To accomplish this massive project we need the support and benevolence of the individuals and businesses. Please join us in this worthy cause for our present and future generations.

The fund raising for the final phase i.e. the mandir construction project will be the obvious next big step. The Mandal feel that devotees should not be constantly pressured into frequent donations drives. Hence, the Mandal has worked up a plan which we believe is the optimal solution for raising the necessary funds for the final phase.

“…a regular giving program that is aimed at the full fund raising plan is the answer to a successful campaign…”

So, in the numbers lie our vision...

• Mandir is for all of us and can only be realised by us all. We understand that everyone’s financial situation is different and burden cannot be placed on a few to raise the required funds.

• The mandal has come up with a plan over a longer time for all to participate and help us all achieve this dream together. In small affordable contributions over a longer term we will raise the funds we need to complete the project.

• We are asking all our devotees to subscribe and commit to the 500@50for5 Program. We need 500 subscriptions to contribute $50 per month for 5 years and help the mandal raise $1,500,000 the funds need to complete the project.

• $50 a month is only asking for a sacrifice of less than a cup of coffee a day. So it is not a heavy burden to our devotees and well-wishers is it?

“…Tipe tipe sarovar bharaye...” A calling for you to claim the Highest Honour

As a gesture of acknowledgement for your support, every recurrent $50 subscription (e.g. $100 per month = two subscriptions) will be placed in a draw from which a name will be drawn. The lucky winner will have the ultimate privilege and honour to open the doors to the Mandir once constructed. The winner of this draw will also be officially acknowledged with a commemoration name plaque that will be placed at the entrance of the Mandir.

Following Bapa’s principles of fairness and equality to all, we could not have been more fair in our approach. We are reserving this high privilege for any one of us and not based on which donor will donate the highest amount. Through this program we are expecting to raise $1.5 million over time, so why not give one of the subscribers this high honour.

To qualify for the draw, the subscriber must have paid all subscriptions due as of the opening date of the Mandir.

Shree Jalaram Sanatan Mandir and Community Centre

Officially opened by ??? on this ...….. Day of ………. 20??

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