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Share in the blessing.Help rebuild the foundation, floor and north wall of Guru Ram Das Ashram's Gurdwara, Millis, MA  USA              Guru Ram Das Ashram moved to Millis from Dorchester in 1981.  Yogi Bhajan was present for the opening ceremonies of the Gurdwara on Guru Ram Das' Birthday in 1982.  Since that time, Guru Ram Das Gurdwara has continuously served not only the New England Sikh community in hosting Gurdwara events, but it has also served as a sadhana room and an uplifting yoga space for many yoga students who have gone on to enjoy teacher training in this same temple. Situated on 20 acres of green fields enhanced with tall evergreens and natural quiet, Guru Ram Das Ashram and Gurdwara brings peace and inspiration to those who come here.  Twenty-five years after the Gurdwara's Opening Ceremony, we invite you to join in the blessing of rebuilding the temple foundation, floor and north wall so that we can continue to provide a serene and beautiful place for people to be upllifted by yoga, meditation, and divine music.foundation, floor and north wall so that we can continue to provide a serene and beautiful place for people to be upllifted by yoga, meditation, and divine music. We project to be fiinished with renovations the week-end of the October 13th Kundalini Yoga Fall Festival and  Guru Ram Das' Birthday Celebration on Sunday, October 14th.  An additional $30,000 is needed to make that possible.  Tax-deductible donations can be made to Guru Ram Das Gurdwara Building Fund and sent to Guru Ram Das Gurdwara, 368 Village St., Millis, MA 02054.  If you would like to contribute by credit card, please call Dharma Kaur at 508/376-4387. We look forward to celebrating the Kundalini Yoga Fall Festival, October 13th and Guru Ram Das' Birthday, October 14th, with you.  We will keep  you informed of our united progress toward that goal.  Jot Singh Khalsa368 Village St.Millis, MA 02054 USAPhone: 508-376-8162 or 508-333-8162 cell Fax: 508-532-0517email: jotkhalsawww.khalsakirpans.comwww.lifeknives.comIt's not the life that matters-It's the courage you bring to it.The Three Laws of ProsperityBe kind to everyoneNever speak ill of anyoneNever speak ill of yourselfYogi Bhajan