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Sunday Love Feast
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Sunday Love Feast

Join us every Sunday in the Sri Krishna Haveli. Filled with chanting & dancing, enlivening wisdom, culture & entertainment, and of course the delicious prasadam (feast). This will be a family friendly event, with something for everyone. A chance for the community to come together, as well as something interesting and inspiring for the newcomer. Please note that simple maha-prasadam will be available for all visitors to the temple, however the full meal (feast prasadam) will only be for attendees of the full Love feast program. 11:30am-1pm Last entry 11:45am Talk: ‘Life, The Universe and Everything’ by Radha Mohan Das Kirtan & Prasad Feast 4:30pm-6:30pm Last entry 4:45pm Talk: ‘Failing Meaningfully: A Monk Mindset for When We Do Not Succeed’ by Mahimarnava Das Short drama: “Cracking Nuts with a Salagram” – A parable on true success by Rādhā-Dāmodara Theatre Kirtan & Prasad Feast Location: Sri Krishna Haveli Kirtan Hall Can’t make it to the Manor? Try our Sunday Love Feast in Edgware Bhaktivedanta Manor warmly invites the local community of Edgware to the Sunday Love Feast — a weekly celebration of joy, wisdom, and devotion right in your neighbourhood! Time: 10:30am – 12:30pm Location: Krishna Avanti Primary School, Camrose Ave, Edgware HA8 6E Sunday School (ages 4-12)* Wisdom Talks for Adults Arati Prasad Kirtan More Info Frequently asked questions Do I need a ticket to attend? No ticket is required.

Sun 12 AprHare Krishna Temple
Appearance of Srimati Sita Devi
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Appearance of Srimati Sita Devi

Sat 25 Apr 2026 Schedule Schedule (Subject to change) Morning (Temple Room) 4:30am – Mangal Arati 7am-10am – Morning Program (Darshan, Guru Puja, Class on Sita Devi) 10am-11am – Gifts and Flower Offerings to Srimati Sita Devi. See below for more details Noon (Temple Room) 12:30pm – Raja Bhoga Arati 1pm – 4pm – Darshan & kirtan Evening Programme Timings TBC Donate Offerings to Srimati Sita Devi Gifts On her appearance day, we invite you to offer gifts to Srimati Sita Devi. From 7am-11am there will be a gifts table in the reception area where you can purchase gifts suitable for offering. These will then be given to our pujaris to offer them to Srimati Sita Devi. If you wish to order online beforehand, please use our Amazon wishlist, with a pre-approved list of gifts suitable for offering. CLICK HERE to view the wishlist Flowers Between 10am-11am you will also have the opportunity to offer flowers. Please bring your own flowers for offering. Prayers / Cards You are welcome to offer your prayers. Please bring your card  with your written prayers that will be presented to Srimati Sita Devi by our pujaris. Frequently asked questions Is a ticket required for entry? No ticket required on this day Will there be parking available? Yes. Free parking will be available all day. How do I get there? Address Bhaktivedanta Manor Hilfield Lane Watford Sat-Nav: WD25 8HE Note: Entrance to temple is via Hilfield Lane only.

Sat 25 AprHare Krishna Temple
Maha Morning Programme
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Maha Morning Programme

4:30am – 7:00am | Temple Room, Manor Building Mangal Arati, Tulsi Puja, Japa & Deity Greeting 7:10am – 9:00am | Kirtan Hall, Sri Krishna Haveli Guru Puja & Class by Vraja Bihari Das Kids Activities: from 8am in Seva Hall A Breakfast: 9am in Seva Hall C You Are Warmly Invited to the Maha Morning Programme Event Daily Morning Programme The morning programme is the heart of spiritual life in all ISKCON temples worldwide. It is a sacred time to chant, hear, and serve in the early hours—nourishing the soul and deepening our connection with Lord Krishna. What is the Maha Morning Programme Event? This special gathering is designed to inspire and encourage those who may not attend regularly to come and experience the full beauty and potency of the morning programme. Join us for a spiritually enriching experience filled with: – Divine Darshan of Their Lordhsips – Soulful kirtan and japa meditation – Joyous Dancing – Uplifting class – Blissful devotee association – Delicious prasadam Come, Relish, and Reconnect Whether you’re a regular or haven’t been in a while, this is your invitation to return to the temple and receive the full blessings of the morning programme. Let us rise early, chant together, and glorify the Lord! Start your day inspired by joining us for a morning of divine connection, sacred chanting, ecstatic dancing, and joyful devotee association. Frequently asked questions Do I need a ticket to attend? No ticket is required.

Sun 26 Apr04:30Hare Krishna Temple
Appearance of Sri Nrisimhadeva
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Appearance of Sri Nrisimhadeva

Thurs 30 Apr 2026 Sri Nrisimhadeva is Lord Krishna’s incarnation as half-man, half-lion. He is glorified, described and explained in the Vaisnava scripture Srimad Bhagavatam. Devotees pray to this form of the Lord for protection, not only from physical threats but also from the selfish attachments in our own hearts. Lord Nrisimhadeva came to protect his great devotee, Prahlada Maharaja, who constantly prayed to Lord Krishna despite being tortured by his father, Hiranyakashipu. Nrsimhadeva outwitted the demon Hiranyakashipu, who thought that he had been blessed to never die under any circumstance. Nrisimha Caturdasi, the appearance of Sri Nrisimhadeva is a day to pray for protection and celebrate His glories. Schedule (Subject to change) Morning Programme | 4:30am – 11:30am Mangal Arati, Guru Puja, Deity Darshan, Kirtan, Class, Narasimha Kavach Yajna Afternoon Programme in Sri Krishna Haveli Timings & Schedule TBC (Get the blessings of all vaisnavas, by sponsoring prasad. Contact ) Harinam & Book Distribution in Watford Town Centre 12pm-4pm Darshan Open from 7:30am-7:30pm Fasting until dusk on this day Prasad will contain grains Donate Frequently asked questions Will there be parking available? Yes. Free parking will be available all day. How do I get there? The best way  to get to the Manor is to drive. If you are using google maps, search for ‘Bhaktivedanta Manor, Watford’ and follow directions.

Thu 30 AprHare Krishna Temple
Snana Yatra
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Snana Yatra

Sunday 10 May 2026 Bathing ceremony for Lord Jagannatha, Baladeva, and Subhadra in the Sri Krishna Haveli at Bhaktivedanta Manor. Schedule 9:15am – Arrival and Welcome of Jagannatha, Baladeva & Subhadra at Sri Krishna Haveli 9:45am – Abhishek Ceremony starts – (To bathe Jagannath join the queue between 9.15am – 12.15pm) 1pm – Abhishek Ceremony ends and Sringar 2pm – Raj Bhoga 2:25pm – Raj Bhoga Arati with Hathi Vesha Darshan (Elephant Outfit) & Kirtan 4pm – Vaikalika Bhoga 4:20pm – Dhupa Arati 4:45pm – Jagannatha, Baladeva & Subhadra depart Prasadam will be served from 12pm-2pm Guidelines for bathing during Snana-yatra Please approach in a clean condition and follow the instructions of the pujaris. Do ask if you are unsure about anything. Pujaris are unable to carry your children so kindly carry very small ones (1 child per adult), unless they can walk. If a child is distressed, please wait until they have calmed down before approaching to bathe. Young children (those under 7 years) will not be given a conch of their own and will need to share with an adult. They can hold the adult’s arm or body. Do not touch the Deities. Please only bathe the Deities once, even if you wish to bathe on behalf of someone else. Before or on receiving the conch, silently declare to the Lord the names of the one or two people you are bathing for (including yourself). Do not carry bags while bathing. You will be asked to put them down and collect them again once you have finished bathing.

Sun 10 May09:15Hare Krishna Temple
London Rathayatra
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London Rathayatra

Sunday 24 May 2026 “Ratha-yatra” means “chariot festival”. This celebration has been held every year for hundreds of years at Jagannatha Puri, in Orissa on India’s east coast. There, three huge chariots, carrying the Deity forms of Jagannatha, Baladeva and Subhadra, are pulled by hand through the city streets amid loud musical performances. Millions of pilgrims come to the festival in Orissa. Jagannatha is a special and very merciful form of Krishna. Ratha-yatra is the biggest street festival sponsored by ISKCON – and ends with a delicious, sanctified vegetarian feast. It is celebrated by devotees of Lord Krishna all over the world and was introduced to the West by His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada in 1967 in San Franscisco. The Ratha-yatra festivals are held at several different places across the country, the biggest in London. The London procession starts from Park Lane and goes through Piccadilly and Haymarket and finally arrives at Trafalgar Square, where festivities continue till the evening. Drama, dance, philosophy and a feast are the highlights. London Rathayatra will take place on Sunday 24 May 2026 (www.rathayatra.co.uk) Schedule 12pm – Ratha-yatra parade starts at Park Lane junction with Piccadilly, heading for Trafalgar Square 2-5pm – Trafalgar Square – Kirtan, Dance, Prasad Frequently asked questions How do I get there? Coming by Train & Tube From any of the main London railway stations come on the Piccadilly Line and get off at Hyde...

Sun 24 May12:00Hare Krishna Temple
Pandava Nirjala Ekadasi
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Pandava Nirjala Ekadasi

Thurs 25 Jun 2026 | Schedule Schedule Morning Program (Temple Room) 4:30am – Mangal Arati 7:00am – Darshan & Guru Puja 7:30am – Class Evening Program (Temple Room) 5pm – Kirtan & Glories of Ekadasi 7pm –  Gaura / Sandhya Arati 7:30pm – Kirtan 9pm – Shayan Arati 9:30pm – Finish About Ekadasi Ekadasi is one of the regular celebrations in the Vaishnava calendar. It is observed eleven days after the full moon and eleven days after the new moon of every month. Ekadasi is known as the day of Lord Hari and is said to be the mother of devotion. Keeping the fast on Ekadasi is one of the sixty-four items of devotional service listed in Srila Rupa Gosvami’s Bhakti-rasamrta-sindhu. In fact, it is one of the first ten. The Nectar of Devotion, Srila Prabhupada’s summary study of Bhakti-rasamrta-sindhu, states, “In the Brahma-vaivarta Purana it is said that one who observes fasting on Ekadasi day is freed from all kinds of reactions to sinful activities and advances in pious life. The basic principle is not just to fast, but to increase one’s faith and love for Govinda, or Krsna. The real reason for observing fasting on Ekadasi is to minimize the demands of the body and to engage our time in the service of the Lord by chanting or performing similar service. The best thing to do on fasting days is to remember the pastimes of Govinda and to hear His holy name constantly.” Pandava Nirjala Ekadasi “Pandava” refers to the Pandavas, the sons of Emperor Pandu.

Thu 25 JunHare Krishna Temple

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