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A Divine Homecoming: Vrindavan Guruvayur Temple Anchors Sacred Foundation
The four-day Vedic foundation ceremonies for the Vrindavan Guruvayur Krishna Temple, envisioned by Brahmarishi Dr. Mohanji, consecrated the temple's sacred space. Prana Pratishtha is set for 19 February 2027.
Read the articleA Divine Homecoming: Vrindavan Guruvayur Temple Anchors Sacred Foundation
Coverage of the Vedic foundation ceremonies for the Vrindavan Guruvayur Temple project, completing a spiritual circle that began in Kerala.
Read the articleShadadhara Pratishta Ceremonies to Begin for Vrindavan Guruvayur Temple
Announcement of the Shadadhara Pratishtha — the laying of the six energy points beneath the sanctum — at the Vrindavan Guruvayur site.
Read the articleVrindavan Guruvayurappan Temple
The Mohanji Foundation is raising a temple in Vrindavan that returns the form of Guruvayurappan to the soil of Krishna's childhood — a multifaith spiritual centre honouring the original Guruvayur tradition.
Read the articleGuruvayur-model temple to come up at Vrindavan
First public announcement of the Vrindavan Guruvayur Temple project — a Kerala-style Guruvayurappan shrine to be built on the land of Krishna's leelas.
Read the articleVrindavan Guruvayur Project — Article from Times of India
The project's own newsroom carrying the Times of India coverage in full — including the announcement of a Guruvayurappan temple, museum, library, and ashram on the Vrindavan site.
Read the articleMohanji Foundation brings Guruvayur to Mathura
The first formal announcement from the Foundation — a 30-foot Guruvayurappan shrine modelled on the Kerala original, raised on the soil of Krishna's leelas in Mathura-Vrindavan.
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