Global Hindu Heritage Foundation is very happy to inform that we welcomed ten Christians back to Hinduism.  Gharwapsi program was organized under the auspices of the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation in Hanimireddy Palle village of Beluguppa mandal of Anantapur district.
In Hanimireddy Palle village, ten converted from Christianity to our Sanatana Dharma by organizing a pooja and homa program and inviting them to Hinduism. In the Gharwapsi program, everyone who had converted to Hinduism first applied Tilak on their foreheads. Then Sankalpam was done where their gotras, nakshatra and names were recited.
First Ganapati Puja was performed to remove all the hurdles followed by Navagraha Puja, and the eight hundred names of the names of Lord Shiva who were anointed with milk, and then Akshathas were offered to Shiva linga.
Later, Mrityunjaya Homam, Ganapati Homam, Navagraha Homam, and Dosha Purana Homam performed.
Everyone was tied Raksha, a photo of Sri Ram, a copper bowl, a saree, a jacket, a towel, and a flag with the picture of Anjaneya Swamy to worship at home. They were given and told to worship every day and visit the temple in the village at least once a week and were blessed.
Finally, to tell us good things, Samarasata Foundation District Executive Officer Nageswara Reddy and Vishwa Hindu Parishad Mandal Sanyojak Venkata Ramana came to speak as the chief guests and explained our culture and traditions well and told everyone that our Sanatana Dharma is very great and that we should not go to foreign religions. We expressed our happiness by expressing our special thanks to the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation for organizing such a great program. Everyone was greeted with the name of Rama, Jai Shri Ram, Jai Shri Ram.
Prasadam and Annadanam were organized for everyone, and the program were made a success.
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