Building Faith and Future: Manavsewa Ashram Launches Temple Campaign A Convergence of Compassion and Devotion

Hemja, Pokhara: Manavsewa Ashram is merging profound spiritual devotion with humanitarian action by hosting a Mahayagya from Baisakh 19-26 to build a Lakshmi Narayan Temple and secure long-term care for the vulnerable. This initiative aims to complete the temple, build a Muktinath Dharamshala, and fund a revolving fund (Akshaya Kosh) to ensure sustainable, dignified care for rescued helpless individuals.

Building Faith and Future: Manavsewa Ashram Launches Temple Campaign

A Convergence of Compassion and Devotion

In a unique move to integrate spiritual upliftment with charitable service, Manavsewa Ashram in Hemja, Pokhara, has announced a grand Mahayagya. The initiative aims to construct a Lakshmi Narayan Temple within the ashram premises, turning the shelter into a holistic center that nurtures both the physical and spiritual needs of its residents.
 

Systematic Preparations for Success
A preparatory discussion was held on Monday with the ashram’s central president, Ramji Adhikari, and dedicated guardians. The team met to strategize the systematic management of the Mahayagya, focusing on:
 

• Fundraising and Donation Management: Ensuring transparent collection of funds.
• Publicity & Mobilization: Engaging the community and organizing volunteers for a grand event.

Major Objectives of the Mahayagya (Baisakh 19-26)
The upcoming Mahayagya is driven by four primary goals:
 

1. Temple Construction: Completing the ongoing construction of the Lakshminarayan Temple.
2. Pran Pratishtha: Performing the spiritual installation ritual.
3. Akshaya Kosh (Revolving Fund): Boosting financial resources for sustainable, long-term care of the shelter's residents.
4. Muktinath Dharamshala: Establishing a rest house to support the families and visitors.

A Call for Humanitarian Support
Manavsewa Ashram has long been a beacon of hope, providing food, shelter, medical treatment, and family reunification to the homeless and mentally/physically weakened people.

"We are combining religious fervor with the ultimate human service—serving the needy," said an ashram representative. To sustain this mission, the Ashram calls upon the community to contribute their support, prayers, and active participation to make this noble venture successful.

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