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Hindu Temple & Cultural Center of WI American Hindu Association 2138 South Fish Hatchery Road, Fitchburg, WI 53575 AHA Shiva Vishnu Temple Akshaya Tritiya Special Puja & Lalitha Sahasranamam Recital May 2, 2014 ~ Friday-6:30pm to 8pm Goddess Maha Lakshmi & Lord Kubera Abishekam & Puja SPONSORSHIP: $108 for the 1g Laxmi* gold coin Puja conducted by Priest Madhavan Bhattar Venue: 2138 South Fish Hatchery Rd, Fitchburg, WI 53575 Prasad will be served at the temple Akshaya Trithiya : Akshaya (meaning Never-Ending, or that which never diminishes) Trithiya (the Third Day of Shuklapaksha(Waxing Moon)) in the Vishaka Month is regarded as the day of eternal success. The Sun and Moon are both in exalted position, or simultaneous at their peak of brightness, on this day, which occurs only once every year. This day is widely celebrated as Parusurama Jayanthi, in honor of Parusurama – the sixth incarnation of Lord Maha Vishnu. Lord Kubera, who is the keeper of wealth for Goddess Maha Lakshmi, is said to himself pray to the Goddess on this day. Lord maha Vishnu and his Avatars, Goddess Maha Lakshmi and Lord Kubera are worshipped on Akshaya Trithiya Day. Veda vyasa began composing Mahabharatha on this day. Since Divine Mother Goddess Maha Lakshmi is intensely and actively manifest and due to the mystical nature of our Temple, all Pirthurs(all our ancestors’ subtle and causal bodies) congregate at our Temple. All these Ethereal beings are pleased and will gain higher cosmic energy when we offer pujas on their behalf. Pitru Tarpanam can be done on any day of the year depending on the day one’s ancestors passed away, but performing it during Mahalaya Amavasya and Akshaya Trithiya will multifold benefits. Our Temple will have special function for Akshaya Trithiya. Please sign up for special event at Temple Website www.aha-svtemple.org or contact the Templeat 608-831-5376 or 608-234-8634 to reserve your 1gm Laxmi* Gold Coin on or before 4/26/2014. Sponsorswill receive Lakshmi* Gold Coin as Prasadam. *Size and Laxmi image may be vary for each Gold coin. SPONSORSHIP: $108 - Goddess Maha Lakshmi & Lord Kubera Abishekam, Puja & 1g energized gold coin only. Worldwide free shipping of the 1gm energized Gold coin. Also, Join for the Lalitha Sahasranamam chanting on May 2nd at 6:30pm by the Madison Lalitha Sahasranamam Group. For more information, please contact: Jayanthi: 831-5376 Kanthan:273- 8341 Neelam: 698-9928 Kumar: 209-0652 Dr. Prabu: 268-0240 Shan: 925-577-3556 Dr. Shiw: 848-9046 Laxmi: 831-4307 Vaishnavi: 695-7277 Bahee: 234- 8634 http://aha-svtemple.org .

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