An initiative to clean temples and preserve their sanctity as spaces of immense spiritual possibilities
“The ancient southern Indian temples were built based on intricate subjective sciences. These are not places for prayer, but spaces to simply sit and charge yourself with Powerful Energy that enhances Life in a phenomenal way.”
Thousands visit southern Indian temples annually, leaving discarded water bottles, plastic wrappers, and food waste, degrading the temple premises and experience.
Everything that we perceive through our sense organs can either create filth or wellbeing within our systems.
Therefore, it is crucial that our surroundings, especially the temples which are considered to be sacred spaces and possibilities for wellbeing, offer a pleasant and uplifting experience for seekers.
In an effort to maintain the sanctity of temples and offer the best possible experience to devotees and pilgrims, Thenkailaya Bakthi Peravai frequently organizes Uzhavara Thiruppani (temple cleaning activity) in Tamil Nadu and nearby places, where volunteers come together with a sense of devotion to clean temples.
“When you open your heart to give, the grace of the Divine invariably seeps into it.”
Contribute towards temple upkeep and preserving them as spaces of immense spiritual possibilities