Sree Rama Dasa Mission

Homam - Part 16
2023-04-09
Blessed are those, who were able to attend the last Homam either in person or remotely since they had the unique privilege of meeting late Sri Maha Periyava and Hanumanji and also hear the blessings and messages alive.
In short, Hanumaniji declared that he will ever be present from that moment in the Ashram doing his non stop meditation on lord Ram. He conveyed the message from Lord Ram that lord desires the presence of Goddess Sri Lalitha Tripurasundari in the Ashram. Further Sri Maha Periyava offered the Vigraha for the Ashram as his blessings.
In short, this Ashram is blessed in every way possible with the blessings of two greatest saints – Jagath Guru Swami Sathyananda Saraswathy who personally supervised the construction of the present Hanuman Vigraha and now with Jagath Guru Sri Kanchi Sankaracharya Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswati Mahaswamigal offering Sri Lalitha Tripura Sundari Vigraha, which will be ready by May 2023.
Indeed, this is also a testimony that the 100+ rounds of Lalitha Sahasranama Homam’s conducted at the Ashram has been well accepted by the ever-merciful universal mother, Sri Lalitha Tripura Sundari!
We are privileged to have Swamiji Sri Chandrashekara Theerthan attend the next Homam as well.
April 9th is Ravivara, Thriteeya Krishna Paksha, Vishakha (till 2:00 PM) / Anuradha Nakshatra, Siddhi Yoga, and Bava Karana
Homam will start from 9:30 AM CST. Schedule will be Guruvandana followed by Ganapathy Homam, Hanuman Homam, Srirama homam, Sudarshana Homam, and Vishnu Sahasranama Homam and Lalitha Sahasranama Homam, expected to end by noon.

Homam - Part 15
2023-03-12
Jai Sitaram,
Next homam at Ashram will be on Sunday March 12th, 2023.
We are privileged to have Swamiji Sri Chandrashekara Theerthan, an ardent devotee of Jagadguru Shri Chandrasekharendra Saraswati Mahaswamigal commonly known as Sree Mahaperiyava (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chandrashekarendra_Saraswati) attending in person.
Homam will start from 9:30 AM CST. Schedule will be Guruvandana followed by Ganapathy Homam, Hanuman Homam, Srirama homam, Sudarshana Homam, and Vishnu Sahasranama Homam and Lalitha Sahasranama Homam, expected to end by noon.

Homam - Part 14
2023-02-12
Lalitha Sahasra Nama also called as Rahasya Sahasranama is one of the most revered methods of worshiping universal mother Goddess. Starting the very first mantra as Sree Matre Namah – worshiping the mother, the thousand hymns end with Sree Lalithambikaye namah – respecting all aspects of Devi in between.
Havans will be conducted on 12 February, 2023 starting at 9:30 AM at Ashram site – 17119 McLean Rd, Pearland, TX 77584, right across Meenakshi Temple in Pearland, TX (Houston).
All devotees desiring to participate in the homam will be provided appropriate training by the volunteers and be able to make the offerings directly after necessary familiarization of the rituals.
Homam will start from 9:00 AM CST. Ganapathy homam, Sudarshana homam, Hanuman homam and Vishnu Sahasranama Homam followed by Lalitha Sahasranama Homam.

Sundarkand Parayan
2023-02-11
Sunderkand – Fifth Chapter of Ramayana is devoted to Hanumanji and explains his expedition to Lanka and initial victory on Lanka. It is considered extremely auspicious to read Sunderkand. It is said that if one is not able to read the entire Ramayana, just reading Sunderkand is the shorter solution, to accomplish whatever one needs in life.
We are privileged to get this years religious activities onsite started with the blessings of Swami Ramanand Saraswathy, commonly known as Dr. Saab.
Dr. Saab, an ardent devotee of Hanumanji, has dedicated his life to the worship of Lord Ram and to spread the message of Bhakti. In spite of his busy schedules and invovled work life, Dr. Saab dedicated every weekend in the last three decades for Akhand Ramayan Path – reading Tulasidas Ramayan called Ramacharit Manas, non stop in 24 hours and also chanting Sunderkand from the same text. A resident of Washington DC, Dr. Saab will be flying down to Houston to bless our Ashram and kick off this years functions. We have been lucky enough to have him kick off the functions last year with a very devotional Sunderkand recital, held at Houston Meenakshi Temple.
Sunderkand recital will start at 10:30 AM CST (11:30 AM EST / 8:30 AM PST / 10:00 PM IST) and can be viewed through our regular broadcast link seen below.

Homam - Part 13
2023-01-08
Lalitha Sahasra Nama also called as Rahasya Sahasranama is one of the most revered methods of worshiping universal mother Goddess. Starting the very first mantra as Sree Matre Namah – worshiping the mother, the thousand hymns end with Sree Lalithambikaye namah – respecting all aspects of Devi in between.
Havans will be conducted on 8th January, 2023 starting at 9:30 AM at Ashram site – 17119 McLean Rd, Pearland, TX 77584, right across Meenakshi Temple in Pearland, TX (Houston).
All devotees desiring to participate in the homam will be provided appropriate training by the volunteers and be able to make the offerings directly after necessary familiarization of the rituals.
Homam will start from 9:00 AM CST. Ganapathy homam, Sudarshana homam, Hanuman homam and Vishnu Sahasranama Homam followed by Lalitha Sahasranama Homam.

Satha Sahasra Havanam - Part 12
2022-12-11
Lalitha Sahasra Nama also called as Rahasya Sahasranama is one of the most revered methods of worshiping universal mother Goddess. Starting the very first mantra as Sree Matre Namah – worshiping the mother, the thousand hymns end with Sree Lalithambikaye namah – respecting all aspects of Devi in between.
Ashram will be conducting 100 rounds of Lalitha Sahasranama homam (havan) on second sunday of each month across 2022. Homam is the highest form of ritualistic worship as prescribed in Hindu traditions. 12th round of Havans will be conducted on 11 December, 2022 starting at 9:00 AM at Ashram site – 17119 McLean Rd, Pearland, TX 77584, right across Meenakshi Temple in Pearland, TX (Houston).
All devotees desiring to participate in the homam will be provided appropriate training by the volunteers and be able to make the offerings directly after necessary familiarization of the rituals.
Each round of Homam (Havan) will take more than an hour. There will be small breaks after each round. Yajniks (those who are doing the homam) are not allowed to leave in between the homam. Once a round of homam is started, one is expected to participate for that round which will take about an hour.

Satha Sahasra Havanam - Part 11
2022-11-13
Lalitha Sahasra Nama also called as Rahasya Sahasranama is one of the most revered methods of worshiping universal mother Goddess. Starting the very first mantra as Sree Matre Namah – worshiping the mother, the thousand hymns end with Sree Lalithambikaye namah – respecting all aspects of Devi in between.
Ashram will be conducting 100 rounds of Lalitha Sahasranama homam (havan) on second sunday of each month across 2022. Homam is the highest form of ritualistic worship as prescribed in Hindu traditions. Eleventh round of Havans will be conducted on 13 November, 2022 starting at 9:00 AM at Ashram site – 17119 McLean Rd, Pearland, TX 77584, right across Meenakshi Temple in Pearland, TX (Houston).
All devotees desiring to participate in the homam will be provided appropriate training by the volunteers and be able to make the offerings directly after necessary familiarization of the rituals.
Each round of Homam (Havan) will take more than an hour. There will be small breaks after each round. Yajniks (those who are doing the homam) are not allowed to leave in between the homam. Once a round of homam is started, one is expected to participate for that round which will take about an hour.

Satha Sahasra Havanam - Part 10
2022-10-09
You are invited to attend the next and tenth homam at the Ashram site on Sunday – 9th October 2022.
We have completed our original target of 100 rounds of Lalitha Sahasranama homams’ which was to be completed by December with the support all of you, including many blessed souls who attended from many parts of the world through the online facility.
By the time next homam starts, Digvijay Rama Rajya Rath Yatra initiated by our patron Sree Swami Shakti Santhananda Maharshi would have started its journey from Ayodhya on Vijaya Dashami day of Oct 5, 2022 and reached Janakpur in current Nepal, the birth place of Sita Devi. Please watch the Face book page for live updates and more information on this historic yatra.
As a tribute and support to this present day Ashwamedha yagya, and to ensure smooth and successful completion of the yatra, we will be conducting a Chandika Homam on Sunday, October 9th. This will be conducted under the auspices of Sree Manimalarkavilamma, little known but very power saint and an ardent devotee of Poojya gurudev Jagathguru Swami Sathyananda Saraswathy Thiruvadikal, who has been the guiding light of all the homam’s so far. Amma is based out of her humble abode at Thalassery.
It our responsibility as a community to support such a noble effort by our saints. The volunteers of Houston Ashram is making an exception to that behavior by supporting this Maha Yaaga of Ratha yatra with “than-man-dhan”, by physically participating, mentally supporting through prayers and financially supporting to the best of our abilities. This Homa is thus an integral part of that effort with people all over the world praying together to Mother Chandika, the slayer of all demons and the protector of the innocents, through doing Devi Mahatmyam homam. Homam will be conducted by offering various auspicious items called Homa dravya by reading every line of Devi Mahatmyam, also called Saptashati. online version of the same can be seen at https://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_devii/durga700.pdf
Homam preparations will start at 9:00 AM with Ganapathy Homam (Havan), Hanuman Homam, and then Chandika Homam. It is expected to take about five hours to complete.
There will be a time slot for doing sankalpam for all the participants to participate on the Homam even while attending on Zoom. Please pay attention to the mantras and prompts around 10:00 AM CST.
Homam can be seen live via this zoom link from 9:30 AM CST at https://zoom.us/j/96105607749?pwd=[REDACTED] If using a mobile device which needs id and password, they are 96105607749 and 100100.

Satha Sahasra Havanam - Part 9
2022-09-11
Lalitha Sahasra Nama also called as Rahasya Sahasranama is one of the most revered methods of worshiping universal mother Goddess. Starting the very first mantra as Sree Matre Namah – worshiping the mother, the thousand hymns end with Sree Lalithambikaye namah – respecting all aspects of Devi in between.
Ashram will be conducting 100 rounds of Lalitha Sahasranama homam (havan) on second sunday of each month across 2022. Homam is the highest form of ritualistic worship as prescribed in Hindu traditions. Ninth round of Havans will be conducted on 11 September, 2022 starting at 9:00 AM at Ashram site – 17119 McLean Rd, Pearland, TX 77584, right across Meenakshi Temple in Pearland, TX (Houston).
All devotees desiring to participate in the homam will be provided appropriate training by the volunteers and be able to make the offerings directly after necessary familiarization of the rituals.
Each round of Homam (Havan) will take more than an hour. There will be small breaks after each round. Yajniks (those who are doing the homam) are not allowed to leave in between the homam. Once a round of homam is started, one is expected to participate for that round which will take about an hour.

Satha Sahasra Havanam - Part 8
2022-08-14
Lalitha Sahasra Nama also called as Rahasya Sahasranama is one of the most revered methods of worshiping universal mother Goddess. Starting the very first mantra as Sree Matre Namah – worshiping the mother, the thousand hymns end with Sree Lalithambikaye namah – respecting all aspects of Devi in between.
Ashram will be conducting 100 rounds of Lalitha Sahasranama homam (havan) on second sunday of each month across 2022. Homam is the highest form of ritualistic worship as prescribed in Hindu traditions. Eighth round of Havans will be conducted on 14 August, 2022 starting at 9:00 AM at Ashram site – 17119 McLean Rd, Pearland, TX 77584, right across Meenakshi Temple in Pearland, TX (Houston).
All devotees desiring to participate in the homam will be provided appropriate training by the volunteers and be able to make the offerings directly after necessary familiarization of the rituals.
Each round of Homam (Havan) will take more than an hour. There will be small breaks after each round. Yajniks (those who are doing the homam) are not allowed to leave in between the homam. Once a round of homam is started, one is expected to participate for that round which will take about an hour.

Satha Sahasra Havanam - Part 7
2022-07-10
Lalitha Sahasra Nama also called as Rahasya Sahasranama is one of the most revered methods of worshiping universal mother Goddess. Starting the very first mantra as Sree Matre Namah – worshiping the mother, the thousand hymns end with Sree Lalithambikaye namah – respecting all aspects of Devi in between.
Ashram will be conducting 100 rounds of Lalitha Sahasranama homam (havan) on second sunday of each month across 2022. Homam is the highest form of ritualistic worship as prescribed in Hindu traditions. Seventh round of Havans will be conducted on 10 July, 2022 starting at 9:00 AM at Ashram site – 17119 McLean Rd, Pearland, TX 77584, right across Meenakshi Temple in Pearland, TX (Houston).
All devotees desiring to participate in the homam will be provided appropriate training by the volunteers and be able to make the offerings directly after necessary familiarization of the rituals.
Each round of Homam (Havan) will take more than an hour. There will be small breaks after each round. Yajniks (those who are doing the homam) are not allowed to leave in between the homam. Once a round of homam is started, one is expected to participate for that round which will take about an hour.

Satha Sahasra Havanam - Part 6
2022-06-19
Lalitha Sahasra Nama also called as Rahasya Sahasranama is one of the most revered methods of worshiping universal mother Goddess. Starting the very first mantra as Sree Matre Namah – worshiping the mother, the thousand hymns end with Sree Lalithambikaye namah – respecting all aspects of Devi in between.
Ashram will be conducting 100 rounds of Lalitha Sahasranama homam (havan) on second sunday of each month across 2022. Homam is the highest form of ritualistic worship as prescribed in Hindu traditions. Sixth round of Havans will be conducted on 19 June, 2022 starting at 9:00 AM at Ashram site – 17119 McLean Rd, Pearland, TX 77584, right across Meenakshi Temple in Pearland, TX (Houston).
All devotees desiring to participate in the homam will be provided appropriate training by the volunteers and be able to make the offerings directly after necessary familiarization of the rituals.
Each round of Homam (Havan) will take more than an hour. There will be small breaks after each round. Yajniks (those who are doing the homam) are not allowed to leave in between the homam. Once a round of homam is started, one is expected to participate for that round which will take about an hour.
Homam can be seen live via this zoom link from 9:30 AM CST for one hour, assuming logistics will support. If using from a device, meeting id is 96105607749 and pass code is [REDACTED]

Satha Sahasra Havanam - Part 5
2022-05-15 | Sree Rama Dasa Ashram – Houston, 17119 McLean Rd,, Pearland, TX, 77584, United States
Lalitha Sahasra Nama also called as Rahasya Sahasranama is one of the most revered methods of worshiping universal mother Goddess. Starting the very first mantra as Sree Matre Namah – worshiping the mother, the thousand hymns end with Sree Lalithambikaye namah – respecting all aspects of Devi in between.
Ashram will be conducting 100 rounds of Lalitha Sahasranama homam (havan) on second sunday of each month across 2022. Homam is the highest form of ritualistic worship as prescribed in Hindu traditions. Fifth round of Havans will be conducted on 15 May, 2022 starting at 9:00 AM at Ashram site – 17119 McLean Rd, Pearland, TX 77584, right across Meenakshi Temple in Pearland, TX (Houston).
You are invited to attend the next and fifth all day Lalitha Sahasranama homam at the Ashram site on next Sunday – 15th May 2022. This day is also Vaishakha Poornima!
The Hindu month of Vaishakh is regarded as one of the most fortunate months to perform fast, donation, Homa, and other religiously relevant and significant things. The Purnima that falls in the month of Vaishakh is celebrated as Vaishakh Purnima. Devotees worship and offer prayers to Lord Vishnu on the day of Vaishakh Purnima with utmost dedication and faith.
Skanda Purana is one of the most religious Hindu scriptures which highlight the importance of this day. It is believed that devotees get blessed with abundance, rewards, and peace by worshipping Lord Vishnu on this particular day. By observing a fast of Vaishakh Purnima, the devotees can attain prosperity. The day also holds immense significance as on this particular day people also celebrate Buddha Jayanti.
As per Buddhist texts, Lord Buddha was born in 563 BCE in Lumbini, Nepal on the day of Vesak. Also, it was the day of Vesak when Buddha attained enlightenment under Bodhi tree in BodhiGaya. On the same Vesak day, Lord Buddha left for abode in the eighteenth year of age.
Homam will start at 9:00 AM with Ganapathy homma(Havan), Hanuman Homam Vishnu Sahasranama Homam and then up to 11 rounds of Lalitha Sahasranma Homams, to e finished by 3:30 PM or so – well in advance of the lunar eclispe.
We will continue the efforts of Krishi pooja and Nakshatra Vana (star forest) during this weekend as well. Krishi Pooja is a divine concept introduced by Jagathguru Swami Sathyananda Saraswathy Thiruvadikal even on this weekend. Food is the basic requirement for sustaining any life form – including human life. Hence the concept of farming to produce food itself is one of the most basic and respectable forms of worship. Hence this concept of Krishi pooja. Devotees will be planting seeds / plants of herbs and vegetables.
Ashram will continue planting trees of astrological significance for nakshatra vana. Nakshatra vana or star forest is a concept where an individual plants respective plant / tree corresponding to their birth stars. Scriptures advise that nurturing your own plant will protect your body. Southern boundary will have three plants for each star (nakshatra). Eastern and northern boundaries will have Fruits and special plants / trees like Rudraksh, Camphor, Chandan (Sandal wood) etc. Diagram below will give an overall view. Please contact volunteers or write to info@srdmh.org to know your respective plant with details like date of birth and place of birth if you do not know your birth star, and the process involved in setting up a plant.
Those who are willing to volunteer to support Krishi pooja may please email info@srdmh.org with their willingness and availability. Expectation is to spend 4 to 6 hours a week to support planting and watering efforts. No extreme hard work is anticipated.
Homam can be seen via this zoom link from 9:30 AM CST for one hour, assuming logistics will support. https://zoom.us/j/96105607749?pwd=[REDACTED]

Satha Sahasra Havanam - Part 4
2022-04-10 | Sree Rama Dasa Ashram – Houston, 17119 McLean Rd,, Pearland, TX, 77584, United States
Fourth round of monthly all day havan at Ashram site will be on April 10th, 2022. This is also the auspicious Rama Navami day. Rama Navami is celebrated all over the world as the day Lord Ram, took birth. As a part of tradition, there will also be a procedural sun worship – soorya pooja – at 9:00 AM before the homam’s start. Schedule for this homam will be
8:30 – Kali Santharana mantra japam
8:50 – Soorya pooja,
9:00 – Homam setup , Ganapathy Homam,
9:30 – Vishnu Sahasranamam, puthrakameshti homam
10:00 – Lalitha Saharanama Homam until sun set.
Lalitha Sahasra Nama also called as Rahasya Sahasranama is one of the most revered methods of worshiping universal mother Goddess. Starting the very first mantra as Sree Matre Namah – worshiping the mother, the thousand hymns end with Sree Lalithambikaye namah – respecting all aspects of Devi in between.
Ashram will be conducting 100 rounds of Lalitha Sahasranama homam (havan) on second Sunday of each month across 2022. Homam is the highest form of ritualistic worship as prescribed in Hindu traditions. Fourth round of Havans will be conducted on 10 April, 2022 starting at 9:00 AM at Ashram site – 17119 McLean Rd, Pearland, TX 77584, right across Meenakshi Temple in Pearland, TX (Houston).
All devotees desiring to participate in the homam will be provided appropriate training by the volunteers and be able to make the offerings directly after necessary familiarization of the rituals.
Each round of Homam (Havan) will take more than an hour. There will be small breaks after each round. Yajniks (those who are doing the Homam) are not allowed to leave in between the Homam. Once a round of Homam is started, one is expected to participate for that round which will take about an hour.

Satha Sahasra Havanam - Part 3
2022-03-13
Lalitha Sahasra Nama also called as Rahasya Sahasranama is one of the most revered methods of worshiping universal mother Goddess. Starting the very first mantra as Sree Matre Namah – worshiping the mother, the thousand hymns end with Sree Lalithambikaye namah – respecting all aspects of Devi in between.
Ashram will be conducting 100 rounds of Lalitha Sahasranama homam (havan) on second sunday of each month across 2022. Homam is the highest form of ritualistic worship as prescribed in Hindu traditions. Third round of Havans will be conducted on 13 March, 2022 starting at 9:00 AM at Ashram site – 17119 McLean Rd, Pearland, TX 77584, right across Meenakshi Temple in Pearland, TX (Houston).
Along with this homam, there will be the initiation of Krishi pooja. Planting seeds for herbs and vegetables as a worship.
All devotees desiring to participate in the homam will be provided appropriate training by the volunteers and be able to make the offerings directly after necessary familiarization of the rituals.
Each round of Homam (Havan) will take more than an hour. There will be small breaks after each round. Yajniks (those who are doing the homam) are not allowed to leave in between the homam. Once a round of homam is started, one is expected to participate for that round which will take about an hour.

Satha Sahasra Havanam - Part 2
2022-02-13
Lalitha Sahasra Nama also called as Rahasya Sahasranama is one of the most revered methods of worshiping universal mother Goddess. Starting the very first mantra as Sree Matre Namah – worshiping the mother, the thousand hymns end with Sree Lalithambikaye namah – respecting all aspects of Devi in between.
Ashram will be conducting 100 rounds of Lalitha Sahasranama homam (havan) on second sunday of each month across 2022. Homam is the highest form of ritualistic worship as prescribed in Hindu traditions. Second round of Havans will be conducted on 13 February, 2022 starting at 9:00 AM at Ashram site – 17119 McLean Rd, Pearland, TX 77584, right across Meenakshi Temple in Pearland, TX (Houston).
If you wish to sponsor for a round of Homam, cost is $125.00. Please use the donate button on top left of the home page to make the payment. Entire day’s homam is $1000.00, . We also request you to enter the information for Sankalpa, at least two days before the homam date at https://forms.gle/8XbZqjHBeNusMKyP8
All devotees desiring to participate in the homam as yajniks will be provided appropriate training by the volunteers and be able to make the offerings directly after necessary familiarization of the rituals. If you prefer mantra booklet in any specific language, please send a request to info@srdmh.org with details (which language, how many copies etc.)
Each round of Homam (Havan) will take slightly more than an hour. There will be small breaks after each round. Yajniks (those who are doing the homam) are not allowed to leave in between the homam. You don’t have to be a sponsor to attend the homam. In fact there is no fee or expectations to participate.

Satha Sahasra Havanam - Part 1
2022-01-09
Lalitha Sahasra Nama also called as Rahasya Sahasranama is one of the most revered methods of worshiping universal mother Goddess. Starting the very first mantra as Sree Matre Namah – worshiping the mother, the thousand hymns end with Sree Lalithambikaye namah – worshiping all aspects of Devi in between.
Ashram will be conducting 100 rounds of Lalitha Sahasranama homam (havan) on second sunday of each month across 2022. Homam is the highest form of ritualistic worship as prescribed in Hindu traditions. Anticipating eight to nine rounds on each Sunday, the very first sequence will be started by His Holiness Swami Sreesakti Saanthananda Maharshi, who is the patron of the Ashram as well Swami Sathyananda Saraswathy Foundation. Maharshiji has traveled from India.
All devotees desiring to participate in the homam will be provided appropriate training by the volunteers and be able to make the offerings directly after necessary familiarization of the rituals.
Each round of Homam (Havan) will take more than an hour. There will be small breaks after each round. Yajniks (those who are doing the homam) are not allowed to leave in between the homam.

Aacharya Sameeksha (Sanyasi Sangamam) - 2022
2022-01-08 17:00 (Europe/London)
Hindu way of life is well described by Acharyas. Acharya is one who leads the way for others. Difference between a teacher and Acharya is that teacher just teaches while Acharya leads the life so that others can learn the entire sequence from them. All our Rushi’s were Acharyas. Bharatheeya gurukula concept was also based on learning from Acharyas.
Sreesakti Saanthananda Maharshi, our patron will be leading the Acharya Sameeksha – starting at 5:00 PM at Meenakshi Temple Kalayana Mandapa Hall.

Sunderkand Path - By Dr. Ramaanand Saraswathi from Washington DC
2022-01-08 14:00 - 16:30 (America/Chicago) | Sree Rama Dasa Ashram – Houston, 17119 McLean Rd,, Pearland, TX, 77584, United States
Sunderkand Path – By Dr. Ramaanand Saraswathi from Washington DC
Sundarkand, the Fifth chapter of Ramayana features in most versions of the sacred text– Valmiki Ramayana, Ramcharitmanas (Tulsi Ramayana) and Adhyatma Ramayana. Recitation of Sundarkand is believed to confer great benefits. By removing afflictions, worries and mental agony, it infuses new hope, courage and confidence. Sundarkand is said to usher in prosperity, luck, health and wealth to everyone who recites or even listens to the verses.
Three prominent versions of Ramayana in circulation today are the Valmiki Ramayana, Tulsidas’ Ramcharitmanas and Adhyatma Ramayana. Of the three, the textual composition of the Ramcharitmanas, which has been directly inspired by Anjaninandan Sri Hanuman Ji Maharaj, Himself with its sanctity endorsed by Lord Siva, represents the epitome of Bhakti Bhava.
Swami Ramanand Ji, an eminent scientist by profession at FDA in Washington DC has dedicated his life towards serving Lord Anjaneya by way of spreading the holy name of Lord Ram. He is best known for his frequent conduct of programmes on Sundarkand and Akhand Ramayan recitations with deep personal involvement and devotion. His weekly zoom-based Sunderkand recitation is viewed and followed by many across the globe. Swami Ramanand Ji has kindly consented to fly down to Houston to flag off the very first Sunderkand event for “Sree Rama Dasa Ashram” in Houston. He will be accompanied by Shri Inder Prabhu of his organization, International Society for Spiritual Advancement (ISSA) and Shri Ramsradha Prabhu, both flying in from Chicago.
Request you to participate in this very divine function that starts at 2:00 PM and subsequent Sanyasi Sangamam which starts at 5;00 PM in the same hall, followed by prasadam/dinner.

Donate a brick project
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Formal inauguration of Swami Sathyananda Saraswathy Foundation
2021-09-19

Recitation of Gurugita on Gurupoornima day
2021-07-24
