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THANK YOU   The Board of Directors wish to thank Our Visitors & Devotees: For your compliance with our rules and procedures; ensuring a Covid Safe environment; conducting yourself in a very responsible manner; patiently waiting for your turn to Read More …

NOTICE SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS AT THE TEMPLES FOR NEW YEAR’s DAY In view of the ongoing health risk created by the pandemic and the current surge of infection in Greater Sydney, at the request of the Police and Health Officials of Read More …

NOTICE RELATING TO THE PANDEMIC COVID-19 New SPIKE in Sydney As one may be aware, the Department of Health, NSW Government have come up with fresh measures / restrictions for places of worship. It is imperative on the part of Read More …

SHANISWARA PEYARCHI 2020 Sunday 27th December 2020 Om Kaakadhwajaaya Vidmahae, Khadga Hastaaya Dheemahi, Tanno Mandah Prachodayaat  Lord Shani Bhagavan refers to planet Saturn and is also one amongst the auspicious “NavaGrahas”. He is the God of Justice and delivers Read More …

108 SANGABHISHEKAM for Lord Sri SHIVA Monday 14th December 2020 yagna svarupaya jatadharaya pinaka hastaya sanatanaya divyaya devaya digambaraya tasmai ya karaya namah shivaya Programme: Monday, the 14th December 2020 04.30pm : Kalasa Pooja, Shiva Homam, followed by Abhishekam & Maha Read More …

NOTICE RELATING TO THE RELAXATIONS EXTENDED BY THE NSW Govt In line with the relaxation to the number of people permissible at religious gatherings / places of worship, maintaining 4 sq.mt rule, at SVT, we would be accommodating the following Read More …

NOTICE RELATING TO THE PANDEMIC COVID-19 New Wave in Sydney As you may be aware / have heard on the News, the Department of Health, NSW Government are very concerned about the recent spike in the number of new cases Read More …

  “Nilanjana Samabhasam, Raviputram Yamaagrajam, Chhaya Maartanda Sambhootam, Tham Namaami Shanaishcharam”   Saniswaran or Sanibhagawan refers to the planet Saturn and is one of the Nine heavenly planets known as “NavaGraha”.Lord Saniswaran is a handsome person carrying a sword / Read More …

BRAHMOTSAVAM 2020 19th to 28th September </ The word “Brahmotsavam” is a combination of two Sanskrit words “Brahma” and “Utsavam”. In one context, it is said that, Lord Brahma first performed this festival and hence Brahmotsavam is referred to as Festival celebrated by Read More …

BRAHMOTSAVAM FESTIVAL We are happy to announce, that the Board of Directors have decided to celebrate the annual Brahmotsavam Festival, as originally scheduled, beginning on 19th  September (DwajaArohanam) and concluding on 28th  September 2020 (DwajaAvarohanam). However, we will not be Read More …