Sri Sri Sri Tridandi Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji visiting Bay Area, California June 28

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Mohan Mudumbai <mudumbaiv

FW: Sri Sri Sri Tridandi Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji visiting Bay

Area, California June 28th- July 5th 2003

 

 

His Holiness Sri Sri Sri Tridandi Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji visiting Bay

Area, California: June 28th- July 5th 2003

http://www.jetcalifornia.org

 

HH Sri Jeeyar Swamiji has undertaken a huge project to build schools

to provide good Education to the poor & neglected children of the

society.

 

 

Jeeyar Gurukul Schools

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~ An exclusive program for the welfare of backward and downtrodden

people in the society

~ Schools in remote villages, to motivate and educate Tribal children

who are in need of bare minimum education

~ Value based education that brings the light of joy in their lives

and makes their lives better, aiding in building a stronger, healthy

& harmonious society.

 

Come on! Let us join in this endeavor!

 

 

~ June 29th 2003 (5 pm PST/ 7pm CST/ 8pm EST) : Mass Sri Krishna Puja

and Discourse on Essence of Bhagavad-Gita with 1000 Families @

Sunnyvale Temple Community Hall

 

~ July 4th 2003 (9 am PST/ 11 am CST / 12 pm EST) *Sri Lakshmi

Narayana Isthi, A special Yagam for our economic Improvement @

Sunnyvale Temple Grounds.

 

 

All are invited. Join and participate in person or remotely via tele-

bridge!

 

To support the noble cause of the Jeeyar Gurukul Schools, the

suggested donation for each event is $101 and for both the events is

$151.

 

Visit http://www.jetcalifornia.org and use secure mechanism to

register or make checks payable to Jeeyar Education Trust or J E T

USA and provide name, gothram, nakshatram and address (Prasadam and

Prathima will be mailed to your address)

 

Mailing Address:

JET USA Inc.

2823 Belmont Terrace

Fremont, CA - 94539

or

 

Visit http://www.jetcalifornia.org and use secure paypal to register!

Proceeds will be used for Jeeyar Gurukul Schools (Education to the

Poor & neglected children of the society in Tribal Areas)