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Bhagavati Seva Puja is performed for protection from miseries, fulfillment of wishes and for spiritual benefits. Performed per Kerala tradition, just after sunset to receive the blessings of the Divine Mother. Click Here to Register.
Karthika Satsang with Br.Ramanandamrita Chaitanya - May 29th
Karthikal Satsang  with Br.Ramanandamrita Chaitanya  at  M.A Center of Atlanta - May 29th 6:30 PM
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