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Friday, August 15, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 72
The Shirdi Sai Baba Sansthan is opening its mega temple in Auckland next month! Inaugural ceremony is expected to be held in mid-October, and the temple boasts to have a large number of facilities for the greater good of the community.
Shirdi Sai Movement in Auckland started in 2001 when various small groups of Sai devotees who conducted bhajans in their respective suburbs united under the guidance of the Founder President Laxman Sunkari and conducted Madhyan Arthi as one group in November 2011 at Bharatiya Mandir.
This laid the foundation for combined weekly bhajans/aarthi and in February 2002, on a Thursday, the first Satsang was conducted with Dhoop aarthi. Around 30 people attended this event.
The Sansthan today is represented by over 800 registered members. Each member represents a household and as a result, the organisation is a closely knit community of over 2500 individuals. In addition to this, the association also has a substantial number of non-members, who participate in regular activities.
SSSSNZ embarked on the Temple and Community Centre construction project at 12-18 Princess Street, Onehunga, Auckland costing NZ$ 6 Million.
The Shirdi Sai Baba Sansthan is opening its mega temple in Auckland next month! Inaugural ceremony is expected to be held in mid-October, and the temple boasts to have a large number of facilities for the greater good of the community. Shirdi Sai Movement in Auckland started in 2001 when various...
The Shirdi Sai Baba Sansthan is opening its mega temple in Auckland next month! Inaugural ceremony is expected to be held in mid-October, and the temple boasts to have a large number of facilities for the greater good of the community.
Shirdi Sai Movement in Auckland started in 2001 when various small groups of Sai devotees who conducted bhajans in their respective suburbs united under the guidance of the Founder President Laxman Sunkari and conducted Madhyan Arthi as one group in November 2011 at Bharatiya Mandir.
This laid the foundation for combined weekly bhajans/aarthi and in February 2002, on a Thursday, the first Satsang was conducted with Dhoop aarthi. Around 30 people attended this event.
The Sansthan today is represented by over 800 registered members. Each member represents a household and as a result, the organisation is a closely knit community of over 2500 individuals. In addition to this, the association also has a substantial number of non-members, who participate in regular activities.
SSSSNZ embarked on the Temple and Community Centre construction project at 12-18 Princess Street, Onehunga, Auckland costing NZ$ 6 Million.
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