“Today as the world is overwhelmed by constant crisis many are recognizing the inherent wisdom of the ancient indigenous cultures. Hinduism, as a religion that was practiced before the age of Pyramids or the construction of Stonehenge, is an authentically indigenous tradition. It is one of the few remaining root cultures in the world. These root cultures represent an ethos that does not put a price tag on anything which lives inside each of us.” Brannon Parker

Global Hindu Heritage Foundation. Following serios deliberations, decide to revive Hindu Dharma through Temple in villages. As man of us are aware that many Temples are closed due to the neglect of the managements and the depletion of funds and usurpation of Temple land. The takeover Hindu Temples by the government resulted in the closure of many Hindu Temples. The income generated by many Temples that attract lakhs of people is directed to the government and supporting of Christian and Muslim structures and their activities. 

Dasampalli Kollapuramma Temple
The appointed Priests were engaged in the following activities to motivate the villagers to visit and take the blessings of the Presiding Deity and to create awareness about our Hindu tradition. It is time to bring changes in the villages, impart the value of Hindu Temple, instill pride in our Sanatana Dharma, convey the significance of Murty worship and the need for conducting regular Bhajans.
Today,  the priest, Ravi,  informed  the villagers that we should go to the temple in our village every day and pay darshan and put saffron. The children who came to the temple were given a harati of Ammavari and prasad was given by placing tilak on their forehead. 

Priest Ravi is appointed as Priest to Dasampalli Temple. He has been conducting daily pujas regularly. He is visiting families individually as well as in groups to about the energy and vibrations in the Temple. They have been advising them to visit as often as possible to experience the energy of Kollapuramma Temple. 

1.    Opening the Temple three hours a day - One hour in the morning to play Suprabhatam and two hours in the evening, perform the daily pujas and offer Arthi to the presiding deity.
2.    Visit Hindu families every for about two hours talking about Sanatana Dharma, give Teertham and bless them with Akshatas. Invite them to the Temple and counsel them as the occasion demands.
3.  He is telling the Hindus the difference between Hinduism and other religions, and how to encounter the Christians. 
4.    Conducting Pujas to the presiding Deity of the Temple, chant Ashtottara Nama and the Aarthi before closing the Temple. 
5.    Preparing Prasadam and distributing to the people who come to visit the Temple. Slowly requesting the local families to prepare Prasadam on a rotation basis.
6.    Organizing Bhajans once a week, teach them Bhajans and slowly encourage them to lead the Bhajans.
7.    Encouraging children to visit the Temple, teaching them few mantras/slokas and to participate in Bhajans. 
Revival of Temple culture
It is time to recognize the importance of Hindu Temple, the energy it creates, the blessings the presiding bestows upon the village, the vibrations it generates creating awareness about the richness and grandeur of our Sanatana Dharma. This awareness also help take pride in their Temple and  also help repel the Christian aggressive measures to convert them to Christianity. 

Hindu Temples play a vital role in the preservation of culture and the worship of millions of Hindus around the globe. They are the places of worship where devotees worship their chosen Gods at their convenient time, day in and day out.  Devotees go to the Hindu Temples to experience the infinite divine power through their individual prayers as well as collective worship.

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