Diwali & New Year Celebrations 2014

Wishing you and your family a very Happy Diwali and Prosperous New Year!

May Lord Shree Swaminarayan shower his immense blessings on you and your family and fill your life with joy and great happiness and make all your wishes come true for the coming year ahead.

19/10/2014 - Rama Ekadashi Fast
20/10/2014 - Vagh Baras
21/10/2014 - Dhan Teras
22/10/2014 - Shree Hanuman Poojan, Kali Chaudas
23/10/2014 - Diwali, Laxmi Poojan
24/10/2014 - Ankoot, Govardhan Poojan, New Year 2071
25/10/2014 - Bhai Beej 

Important parking information reminder

We would like to request devotees to use public transport & car share where possible. Drivers are also reminded to follow parking stewards instructions at all times. 

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Rama Ekadashi - Sunday 19th October

Rama Ekadashi - Aso Vad Ekadashi

King Yudhishthir once asked Bhagwan, "O Shree Krishna! What is the name of the Ekadashi that falls in the Vad fortnight of Aso months and what is its significance?"

Bhagwan replied, "O king! This Ekadashi is called Rama Ekadashi. Listen to its Mahatmya. There was king named Muchkund in the bygone era. Indra - the king of Devtas, Varun, Kuber and other Devtas were his friends. King Muchkund was a staunch devotee of Bhagwan Vishnu and followed the path of Dharma and truth. The holy River Chandrabhaga was born as his daughter. She was married off to Sobhan, the son of King Chandrasen. Once Sobhan came to visit his father-in-law on the eve of Rama Ekadashi. His wife - Chandrabhaga thought that her husband is physically too weak to undertake fast for the day. She was aware of the fact that her father had decreed that everyone in his kingdom mustl observe fast on Ekadashi.

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PashanKusha Ekadashi - Sunday 5th October

PashanKusha Ekadashi - Aso Sud Ekadashi

King Yudhishthir asked Bhagwan, "O Shree Krishna! Please tell me the name and significance of the Ekadashi that falls in the Sud fortnight of Aso."

Shree Krishna Bhagwan replied, "O king! This Ekadashi is known as 'PashanKusha Ekadashi', Vrat of which dispels all sins. Bhagwan Narayan's another form, Bhagwan Padnabh should be worshipped on this Ekadashi.

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SFL Open Day

The beautiful game is loved by the country all over. It's no different for us here at SSTW which is why we created "SFL" - an opportunity to play our favourite sport with our fellow brothers in an environment that's enjoyable, educational and most important free of charge. Youths can develop their skills and most importantly keep a healthy, active lifestyle.

Please do join us for an open day on Saturday 11th October where you will be able to see our plans for the future, where your child can sign up to free football coaching and an opportunity to see how you can participate and join the team.