Executive Summary

Jaya Hanuman Temple & Cultural Center (JHTCC) will function as a “not for profit” organization with the central purpose of serving the devotees in the North-West, to promote and nurture the Hindu way of life. The organization will have the religious purpose of serving as a place of worship to the devotees as well as a place to promote and celebrate Indian culture, through its cultural wing. The organization will provide a place for all, regardless of ethnicity and background to practice and learn about Indian culture, traditions, and values. For people with the strong desire among the religious-minded settlers of North West to have a place of worship that adheres to Vedic traditions is the single biggest source of demand for the services that will be offered by JHTCC

Temple History 

  JHTCC started in 2013 in Seattle - Website: www.jayahanumantemple.org

  Seattle Hanuman Temple was opened on Aug 2nd, 2014.

  1st Hanumath Jayanthi Celebration 1008 Vada Mala was put for Urchava Hanuman 1st time - 12/21/2014

  Prana Pradhishta of all Gods (Kumbhabishekam) - 2/5/2015 - 2/8/2015

  Hanumanth Jayanthi Celebration - 4/4/2015

  8Ft Hanuman Arrives - 8/7/2015

  8Ft Hanuman Pradhishta - 9/11/2015 - 9/13/2015

  Portland Jaya Hanuman Temple Opened - Aug 2016

  7ft Hanuman and Perumal and all other God Arrives - 12/8/2016

  Opening Day Celebration - Portland Jaya Hanuman Temple - 12/16/2016 - 12/18/2016

  Pradhishta of all Gods (Kumbhabishekam) - 2/9/2016 - 2/12/2016

Mission

Our core mission is to foster and nurture Vedic Indian culture and arts to all the Asian Indians settled here in King County and the Seattle area.

Keys to success

• Provide religious services in traditional manner as prescribed in Vedic scriptures
• Conducting classical cultural and arts program – by renting School Auditoriums in the Greater Seattle Area
• Preach Veda and traditional Hindu Values
• Provide discourses on philosophy and teachings inscribed in vedic texts

  Organization summary

We set up our temple with deities prescribed in Vedic texts. As defined in our scriptures, our activities include the following

• Offering daily prayer to gods both in morning and in evening
• Special prayers on all auspicious days as per Hindu calendar.
• Veda Chanting on every week
• Classical singing, instrumentals including Violin, Mridangam, Gatam, Flute, Tabla, etc.