Address
Sri Sai Saakshatkaram Charitable Trust
Sai Guruvayuram,
No.50A, Kurunji Nagar,
Edyarpalayam, Coimbatore 641025
Sai Ekathva Sankalpa and Veda Patashala
Ekathva Sankalpa is the conduct of 16 different types of Homams, as a mark of respect to deities governing nature as told in Hindu Mythology. It is believed that conducting these Homams would please the deities governing nature, thereby showering their grace and blessings on mankind. It is believed that this Sankalpa would also entail in causing substantial reformation in the participants.
The Trusts have resolved to conduct Ekathva Sankalpa in every village in The Nilgiris District, and in Coimbatore, with pleasing prayers to the Gods for Loka-Kshema and well-being of mankind as a whole.
As a start, the first Ekathva Sankalpa came to be conducted in Kattabettu Naduhatty Village of The Nilgiris for three days, followed by Bhajans and Satsang. A large number of people of approximately 1500 in number had participated in the prayer and took blessings.
It is believed that this Sankalpa would also entail in causing substantial reformation in the participants.
Likitha Rama Nama Japa Sankalpa
The foundation of the very existence of the Trusts, is the faith and belief in God. It is believed that nothing is impossible if one embraces the grace of God. The Trusts believe that writing the name of the God is a pathway for attaining the grace of God.
With the aforesaid stern belief, the Trusts have been encouraging the society in general to pen down the name of the Lord in written form. Since God is one but different in forms, there are no restrictions in a person writing the name of the God of his choice, in the case of the Trusts, Lord Rama is a favourable deity. The Trusts have therefore been conducting Likitha Rama Nama Japa Sankalpa Seva for over several years now.
Books
For this purpose, the Trusts distribute Books specially designed for writing “Jai Sri Ram”. The Trust also encourages writers by providing offerings of coins, statutes, etc. Very recently, the Trust had also conducted Likitha Rama Nama Japa Samarpan procession on the 18th and 19th of May 2024, submitting its 3 Crore written names of Lord Rama, to Lord Shri Rama, at the Raja Ramar Temple at Periya Hubbathalai Village.
Benefit
This Seva has benefitted a large population of people in The Nilgiris, Coimbatore and Erode as well. Several Hundreds of persons have expressed their happiness after witnessing numerous changes in their Health both Physical and Mental, progress in reformation of their self, change in their constrained circumstances and the increase in faith in The Lord.
Expansion
The Trust has planned to carry forward this Sankalpa by increase the number to 10 Crore in the forthcoming year.
Gau-Pooja Sankalpa
In Hindu Mythology, a Cow is believed to be God and is very dear, especially, to Lord Krishna. It is also believed that the “Tri-Murthis” – “Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwara”, and along with them, all the 330 Crores Devatas, the Navagrahas and Ashta-Lakshmis reside in the stomach of the Cow. It is also believed that conducting Poojas to cows and offering “Agathi Keerai”, and Fruits to cows, and the prayers made during the poojas, has the strength of removing the consequences of past and present Karma.
The Trusts have been conducting Gau-Poojas to many number of cows in several Villages across The Nilgiris, Coimbatore and Erode Districts. During this Pooja also, Vastra-dhaanam is given to cows and to persons who participate in the poojas.
In the last year, Gau Pooja was conducted for 1500 cows across The Nilgiris, Coimbatore and Erode Districts. The Trust has resolved to conduct Gau-poojas to 2000 to 2500 cows this year as an offering to Lord Krishna.
This Sankalpa has also received satisfactory responses. The Trusts are receiving invitations from various Villages across The Nilgiris, Coimbatore and Erode Districts to perform Gau-poojas.