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The
Sai Community Centre (also called Sai Dham Nottingham) was established
in 1993 with devine blessings of Shri Saidas Baba (took mahasmadhi in
2006) who was a famous Saint and devotee of Shirdi Sai Baba and Shri
Sathya Sai Baba of Puttaparthi,
Shri Sai Baba of Shirdi was one of the
greatest
saints with miraculous powers, seen in early decades of nineteenth
century in India (mahasamadhi in 1918) and is revered as a God
incarnate for uplifting the people of all faiths and communities.
Sai Baba is beyond distinctions of religion,
caste
or creed. He embodied all religions and preached the Universal religion
of Love. He said that 'my aim is to change the hearts of Chrstians to
make them better Christians, muslims to make them better muslims,
Hindus to make them better Hindus and Sikhs to make them better Sikhs'
(and
people of all other religions and faiths too).
Besides propagating the teachings of Shirdi
Sai
Baba for the unity and oneness of all religions and faiths, Saidham
Nottingham aims to:
Provide support to the Senior Citizens and
Youth for healthy life styles including Yoga and Meditation.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Dear
Devotees,
***
Coronavirus Update 27.06.2020 ***
*Sai Dham
Nottingham re-opening on 4th July 2020*
Dear all
Hope you’re keeping well. Thanks for your patience during these extra
ordinary times. Following the government guidelines we are delighted to
warmly welcome you back to Sai Dham Nottingham from Saturday 4th July
2020 with social distancing measures.
Please
note: We’ll be opening the temple premises on Saturdays only,
from 6:30pm to 8:00pm. No food or Prasadam will be cooked or served in
the temple premises at the moment, and temple opening is for Darshan
only.
Our
priority remains the safety of our devotees and committee members
as well as the volunteers and the following key changes are put in
place to adhere to the social distancing rules and safety measures.
1) You’ll
be expected to maintain social distancing of “1 meter plus”
throughout your stay in the temple.
2) Devotees
will be allowed in the prayer hall for Darshan using a
queue management system. This will be monitored by volunteers and
committee members so as to limit the number of devotees in the prayer
hall at any one time. In the event of overflow you might be asked to
wait in the marked waiting area.
3) Panditji
is not allowed to put tikka on you or tie the mauli,
neither anyone will be allowed to touch the Deities.
4) Hand
sanitiser will be available for use. However everyone must
bring and wear their face mask or face covering whilst in the temple
premises. Alternatively masks will also be made available for a small
donation.
5) Team of
volunteers will be available to guide you throughout; and we
request everyone to co-operate with them to keep our temple safe for
you and other visitors.
6) Each
family or individual will have a limited time to spend in the
prayer hall in order to allow others to also do the Darshan in a timely
manner.
7) Mandir
committee sincerely requests those who are unwell, or have
any Covid-19 symptoms or have recently been in contact with anyone
who’s been ill; kindly NOT to attend the Temple.
For
everyone’s safety and well-being it’s our request that you do
follow the above advice.
For further
information feel free to contact
our committee members – Mr Pawan Joshi: 07939 568 175, Mrs Leela
Sreenath: 07847 199 589.
Om Sai Ram
Sai Dham
Mandir Commmittee
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Every Saturdays:
6:30pm - 8:00pm: Darshan only as per the covid-19 guidelines
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UPCOMING EVENTS:
Ganeshotsav Starting Saturday 22nd Aug 2020 - 1st Sep 2020
Shri Krishna Janmashtami
Tuesday 11th August 2020
Sai Dham celebrated
Shri Krishna Janamashtami
You are cordially invited with family and friends to Sai Dham temple.
For further queries please
contact Sai Dham. |
Food
donation to homeless
Every Saturday
You are cordially invited with family and friends to Sai Dham temple.
For further queries please
contact Sai Dham. |
Saidham Live Events dedicated space
You are cordially invited with family and friends to Sai Dham temple.
For further queries please
contact Sai Dham. |
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