About
Hindu Association of Pilbara
Hindu Association
of Pilbara
The Hindu Association of Pilbara (Inc.) is a not-for-profit organisation registered in the City of Karratha that aims at forming a cohesive group of like-minded people willing to participate in promoting, practicing and retaining the invaluable traditional and cultural values of the Hindu way of living grounded in ‘Dharma’. We intend to create an environment of own well-being and strive to reach out to others in need for the collective well-being of all in the community, within our capabilities and limitations
Vision
- “लोकाः समस्ताः सुखिनो भवन्तु” is a profound sentiment often expressed in various spiritual and philosophical traditions. Let’s break it down:
- “लोकाः” (lokah): This refers to all realms, worlds, or dimensions of existence. It encompasses not just the physical world we inhabit but also the metaphysical realms and all beings within them.
- “समस्ताः” (samastah): This means all, entire, or whole. It denotes inclusivity, indicating that the wish is not limited to specific individuals or groups but extends to every being without exception.
- “सुखिनः” (sukhinah): This word derives from “सुख” (sukha), which means happiness or well-being. “सुखिनः” (sukhinah) refers to those who are happy, content, or blessed with well-being.
- “भवन्तु” (bhavantu): This is derived from the verb “भू” (bhu), which means to become or to be. “भवन्तु” (bhavantu) is the plural imperative form, meaning “let them be” or “may they become.”
Child Welfare
Child Welfare
Child Welfare
Child Welfare
Child Welfare
Child Welfare
Mission
Uphold and share the traditions and culture of Sanatana Dharma and the Vedic Religion; perform and allow respectful participation in Satsangs; celebrate a range of Hindu festivals in an inclusive manner .
Facilitating cultural exchange programs and initiatives to foster greater understanding and integration between the Hindu community and the broader Australian society. This could include cultural festivals, language classes, and community events that celebrate diversity and promote cross-cultural exchange.
Educating the community about the virtues of Sanatana Dharma and providing a platform for healthy discussions and Satsang. Helping the young generation to know more about their cultural roots and traditions through educational sessions, exhibitions, seminars, workshops, and more.
Goals
Organizing and celebration of Hindu festivals, Yoga, Meditation, Sadhana & Satsang
Construction of Hindu Temple & Cultural Centre and preserve the Sanatan Dharma ethos.
Help individuals in Pilbara to live a holistic life by achieving balance and well-being across various aspects of their lives, including physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual dimensions.
Supporting the larger Pilbara community through charity events
Our Volunteers
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Narendra Tathe
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Sudhakaran Edathil
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Shivaji Shelke
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Renuga
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Sanjam
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Sandhya Sudhakaran
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Sonali Rao
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Rahul Kesavan
Our Supporters
The Hindu Association of Pilbara operates using the donations and charitable contributions made by the members of the society and volunteering efforts. We are thankful for all the generous contributions made by our supporters.
- Hindu Council of Australia
- City of Karratha
- Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries (Office of Multicultural Interests)
- Foodbank Western Australia
- Lotterywest
- Sky Restaurant
- Office of Kevin Michel MLA
- Consulate General of India Perth
- Ministry of Ayush, Government of India
- Indian Council of Cultural Relations
- ANZ Bank
- BLB Creative
- Good Turn Services
