Nirman

Temple Architecture

Donating to a Hindu temple is a noble and selfless act deeply rooted in Hindu ethics, philosophy, and spirituality. It is a gesture that purifies the soul and brings blessings to the donor. We outline below the ethical principles guiding donations to our temple:

  • Dana (Charitable Giving) and Dharma
    • Duty to Donate: Giving to a temple is an act of dharma (righteousness) that purifies the donor’s mind and accrues spiritual merit.
    • Selfless Giving (Nishkama Karma): True donations are made without expectations, reflecting the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita on selfless action.
  • Purity of Intention
    • Sattvic Giving: Charity is considered pure when given at the right time, to a worthy recipient, and without ulterior motives, as per the Bhagavad Gita (17.20).
    • Avoiding Ego: Donations should be free from desires for fame or prestige, maintaining the spiritual purity of the act.
  • Ethical Source of Donation
    • Righteous Earnings: It’s crucial that donations come from money earned through ethical means, avoiding any funds obtained dishonestly.
    • Honest Livelihood: As the Manusmriti (4.186) notes, donations should stem from earnings obtained through dharma (ethical work).
  • Respecting the Purpose of the Temple
    • Supporting Religious and Social Activities: Your contributions support temple maintenance, worship rituals, and social services like feeding the hungry.
    • Transparency and Accountability: We ensure that all donations are used properly, supporting the temple and its community initiatives.
  • Giving According to One’s Capacity
    • Voluntary Contributions: All donations should be voluntary and within one’s financial means, never forced.
    • Value of Small Offerings: Hinduism values the devotion behind an offering more than its monetary value—a simple flower or a small coin is meaningful.
  • Prioritizing Family Responsibilities
    • Balance and Moderation: It’s important to balance charity with family obligations, ensuring that giving does not lead to personal or familial neglect.
  • Inclusive Giving

Community Support: Donations should ideally support the broader community, helping fund not just temple activities but also education and healthcare projects.

Proposed Budget For Construction

S.No Estimated Budget Cost in INR (Lacs)
   1 Siddhi Vinayagar Sannidhi
Concreate base with Black stone 10
Garbha Graha Stage 1 60
Garbha Graha – 3 Stage Gopuram 60
Gopura Kalasam   3
   2 Other Sannadhies
Kumbheswarar   5
Mangalambhiga   5
Ramar   5
Anjaneyar   5
Murugan   5
Bhairavar   5
Navagraha   5
Iyyappan   5
Sandihaswarar   5
Nagarajar   5
   3 Overall Flooring using black stone 15
   4 Civil Work
Pillars 20
Mahamandapam Roof 30
   5 Other Civil works, Plumbing, Electricals and Painting 60
   6 Kumbhabhishegam and Prana Pratishta Exp 50
  GRAND TOTAL 358

Current Work in Progress

Temple Management Team

Managing Trustee

Mr. S. Ganesan

President

Mr. T. Kumar

Secretary

Mr. S. Ravi

Treasurer

Mr. KPH. Muralidharan

Coordinator

Mr. J. Sriram Sastrigal

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