Maintain a community center for the purpose of conducting Religious, Social, Educational, Cultural, Literary, and Performing Arts activities consistent with the primary objective as stated above. Strive for spiritual richness and human excellence through assimilation of values of Sanatana Dharma scriptures into daily life. Promote and practice the ideals of Sanatana Dharma through worship, education, social service and teaching. In this context Sanatana Dharma Kendra continues this unbroken Vedic tradition by providing these rites for the community. Therefore prayers, (puja) Austerities, (vrata) Fire ceremonies (Homaas, Hawans) and other Samskaras when performed as prescribed by Vedic scriptures help human beings reach their ultimate goal in this human form. For e.g., King Dasharatha performed “Putrakameshti Yagna” (fire ceremony specifically prescribed by Vedas to seekers looking for male progeny) to have Shri Rama and more as his sons. To alleviate the miseries coming in one’s life and to fulfill his righteous desires, man has continually looked to Vedas for guidance and enlightenment. Therefore, it is incumbent upon each parent that they perform these Samskaras for their children. The SDK center provides Vedic consulting services, and has facilities for performing Sanatana Dharma religious and cultural functions, which include Vedic rites, festivals, dramas, lectures, music and dance performances by distinguished visitors and members of the local Indian community.Īncient Vedic scriptures tell us that various Samskaras (starting from conception and ending with last funeral rites) are required to refine and polish the soul of each person.Ī soul tempered by all these various Samskaras enables that human body to reach its highest pinnacle.
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Sanatana Dharma Kendra (or SDK), a non-profit organization (tax-exempt per IRS code section 501(c) (3) – ID 59-3813383) dedicated to the Vedic principles of Eternal Dharma (or Righteousness) and public service and charity, was launched by (Late) Pt.
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