Sunday Chanting & Satsang - Dec 06, 2026
Chanting & Satsang · 10:30 AM – 12:00 Noon
Lord Dhanvantri is the divine physician and giver of health.
A monthly Abhisheka with Vedic chanting for the well-being of our families.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the dress code for the morning?
To maintain the sanctity of the puja, traditional Indian attire is highly encouraged (e.g., dhotis or kurtas for men; sarees or salwar suits for women).
Can I offer a seva for a loved one who is unwell?
Yes. You may offer a seva on behalf of a family member or loved one who needs healing. Archane ($15), Phala & Pushpa ($25), Hasthodaka ($51), Abhisheka ($75) and Annadana ($101) can be selected when you register.
Can we bring any offerings?
Your presence and devotion are the greatest offerings. If you would like to bring something simple, Tulsi leaves, fresh flowers, or fruits are welcome.
I might be running late, can I join midway?
Absolutely. Please feel free to join us whenever you can make it. The Abhisheka begins at 10:40 AM, followed by the Mangala Aarati at 11:45 AM.
The Morning’s Timeline
10:30 - Sankalpa & Puja Commencement
Setting the divine intentions for the morning and beginning the main rituals.
10:40 - Abhisheka & Vedic Chanting
Sacred bathing of Lord Dhanvantri with prayers for physical and mental well-being.
11:30 - Alankara & Puja
Decoration of the deity and offering of naivedya.
11:45 - Mangala Aarati & Teertha Prasada
The concluding offering, wave of the lamp, and distribution of sacred blessings.