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Dear Devotees:
Please read the following guidelines carefully and follow them strictly.
1. We are running the temple at 10% capacity of occupants which is 25 people at one time.
2. All devotees including children need to wear a mask before entering the temple. No one is allowed to enter into the temple without wearing a mask.
3. If bringing children under 12, parents to keep their kids with them at all times, to stop the spread.
4. Darshan to all the deities is allowed only in one direction.
5. Please follow the signs posted inside the temple.
6. All devotees need to maintain social distancing of 6 ft at all times inside the temple.
7. Items Not Allowed into the temple – Fruits, cooked food, any perishable food item, Milk, Yogurt, Honey, Butter and Ghee.
8. Flowers are allowed. Untampered 'factory sealed' dry fruits and dry groceries are allowed.
9. WMHT will provide all the necessary stuff for required pujas if you sponsor for the puja.
10. No one is allowed to enter into Kitchen, Storeroom or Laundry Room.
11. No appointments are required for Temple Scheduled Pujas and Archanas (Please check the temple published calendar for various pujas).
12. Any other special pujas needed, consult with our priests for the same to be performed with social distancing. If you want a certain puja done in the temple call our priests ahead of time to fix an appointment so that they can give you an estimated time of arrival.
13. All puja sponsors are encouraged to pay online ahead of time before arriving to the temple. Envelopes will be available for Cash donations.
14. Do not visit our temple in large groups of friends.
15. Our temple community center is closed for any group activities, classes for children, yoga and lectures.
We will be conducting temple anniversary virtually with out any devotees. All puja sponsors can watch the programs on a live stream. We will be updating with dates and sponsorship details soon on this.
Your support and cooperation is greatly appreciated.
with best wishes,
WMHT
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India. For example, it is called Gudi Padwa in several parts of India.
faithfuls with puja (devotional worship) such as bhajan and kirtan, by fasting and reading passages about Rama's life. Special cities in the Ramayana legends about Rama's life observe major celebrations. These include Ayodhya (Uttar Pradesh), Rameshwaram (Tamil Nadu), Bhadrachalam (Telangana) and Sitamarhi (Bihar). Some locations organize Rath-yatras (chariot processions), while some celebrate it as the wedding anniversary festival (Kalyanotsavam) of Rama and Sita. In our Temple we will be performing Kalyanotsavam (Wedding Ceremony). Ram Navami is symbolically celebrated as Shirdhi Sai Baba’s birthday & Swamy Narayan Jayanthi. 
