Ceremonial Groundbreaking Held For Planned Hindu Temple

July 4, 2015 Religion

Temple Groundbreaking04 — People from throughout the U.S. and the world gathered on South Middlebush Road July 4 for the ceremonial groundbreaking of a proposed Hindu temple.

Several hundred people from throughout the United States and overseas gathered July 4 at a South Middlebush Road site for the ceremonial groundbreaking of a proposed temple.

The Dada Bhagwan Vignan Institute, based in India but with chapters throughout the United States, wants to build a “trimandir” temple on roughly 16 acres abutting Snyder’s Farm on South Middlebush. A trimandir temple places on equal footing the gods revered by those who follow the three major religions in India: Jainism, Shaivism, and Vaishnavism.

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