Temple Visiting
The temple area is open all day.
During the cold season, the Shiva and Shakti sanctums are closed, and the services are conducted through the Atmalinga in the ashram.
When visiting the temple, please maintain a calm atmosphere and follow the guidelines below.
During the colder period, it is permitted to wear shoes in the temple area. However, when entering the Siddha Temple and the Mahamunindra Temple, we kindly ask that you leave your shoes outside the temples, and in the ashram, please leave them in the entrance hall.
You are welcome to photograph the general views of the temple, but we kindly ask that you do not photograph or film the sacred statues (murtis) in the temple area or the ashram to avoid disturbing their energy.
All ceremonies and prayers (pujas) in the temple are conducted by specially trained pujaris.
In Sanatan Dharma, pujas are worship rituals and acts of devotion meant to express respect for the divine, strengthen spiritual connection, and seek blessings and guidance. The benefits gained from pujas include spiritual growth, finding inner peace, resolving problems, bringing well-being and happiness to the individual, and fostering positive relationships within both the family and the community.
Worship Services
If you wish to have a personal worship service for yourself or someone else, you will find the various options and descriptions of the ceremonies below. During the colder period, ceremonies dedicated to Shiva and Shakti are conducted through the Atmalinga located in the ashram building.
More information and booking at this link: https://www.shivatempleestonia.org/services
