What the Trust does, who runs it, and how to visit.
Sri Lalita Agni Moorthi Prakasha Trust was set up to do three things well: keep daily worship going without a break, perform homams the traditional way, and help people who need it.
Everything the Trust does, from the morning abhishekam to the monthly lunch, comes back to those three. It is run by its trustees and a small office, and supported by the offerings of devotees.
To spread light, wisdom and compassion in society.
To keep traditional worship alive, offer spiritual guidance, and serve people in need.
The temple is dedicated to Sri Lalitha Parameswari , the Divine Mother, worshipped as the light of pure consciousness, and to Agni , the sacred fire that carries every offering to the gods.
The Trust's name, Agni Moorthi Prakasha , means the Divine shining in the form of fire. Daily worship here brings the two together: the lamp before the Mother, and the fire of the homam.
ॐ श्री मात्रे नमः
Om Śrī Mātre Namaḥ: I bow to the Divine Mother.
The Trust is run by its trustees, a small office and a lot of volunteers.
We follow the Vedic and Agamic traditions. All poojas and homams are done by trained priests.
Feeding people, helping with school and hospital costs, and stepping in when families are in trouble are as much a part of the Trust as the poojas.
Lunch for anyone who comes, every first Sunday and on festival days.
Help with school fees, books and uniforms for children who need it.
Support towards treatment for people who cannot afford it.
Help for families going through a difficult time.
A few moments from the temple through the year.
Everyone is welcome. Please dress modestly and leave your footwear at the entrance. The quietest time is mid morning; the busiest is the 6:30 PM deeparadhana.
Get directionsYour donation pays for daily worship, the monthly annadhanam and festival costs.
