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Jagannath Organization for Global Awareness (JOGA) Newsletter, Issue No: 35, September 21, 2015

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Chirantana Issue 35, September 2015 1

Contents

Article Author Page No Bhagabat Gita JOGA Report 2

hÍÑ SN_ðÐ\* c_ JOGA Report 3

Upcoming Programs by JOGA JOGA Report 4 Recently Completed Programs by JOGA JOGA Report 4 Children's Special in September JOGA Report 4 Rathayatra – Hindu Temple JOGA Report 5 Snana Yatra – Hindu Temple JOGA Report 9 Holi - Hindu Temple JOGA Report 10 Monthly Bhajan Program News JOGA Report 14 Bisuba Milana – Odia Poetry Reading JOGA Report 16 Visits by Utpal Pati and Swami Atmanand JOGA Report 17 Poems/Stories/Essays 17 Bhakta Prahlad Abhinna Das 17

Ló[s[Ð bNaÐ_ ]Ðj 18

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NÑ[ÐÒe LcàÒdÐN hÑÍ `Í[Ð` QtÍ ]Ðj 20

Rathayatra 2014 Income & Expense Report Naresh Das 23 Holi Sponsors JOGA Report 25 Bhajan Sponsors JOGA Report 25 Wise Thoughts - Obstacles JOGA Report 25

Unmochana (Odia Section) JXÞA aÞbÐN - ""DÒ_êÐQ_'' 26

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@bÊmÐ jêô[Þ (NÁ) jÒeÐSÞ_Ñ cÞhÍ 35

Bhajan Schedule: Third Saturday of every month Place: Hindu Temple, 10001 Riggs Road, Adelphi, MD 20783 (Tel: 301-445-2165) 6:00 –9:00 PM Bhajan, Philosophiccal Discussion, Arati, and Prasad

September is Children’s Month The month of September is dedicated to bhajan singing and leading by children. Chirantana Info:

Chirantana is the bi-annual newsletter of Jagannath Organization for Global Awareness (JOGA). Chirantan is published in February and August months of every year. Editor: Dr Bigyani Das

Deadlines: Religious, philosophical and educational articles are invited from the authors by January 15 and July 15 of every year for February and August issues respectively. All submissions are subject to review.


Bhagabat Gita: The Sacred Hindu Scripture

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Upcoming Programs by JOGA

Chhapana Bhoga Offering and Mahamantra Chanting, December 2015 During the December month’s bhajan program 4-hour non-stop mahamantra chanting and chhapana-bhoga offering will be organized by JOGA volunteers.

Reports on Recently Completed JOGA Events

September as Children’s Month (September 12. 2015) JOGA celebrated the month of September as children’s month. For this year the bhajan program took place on September 12 as Ganesh Puja was scheduled for September 19th. The children Aryan Patra, Sulagna Dash, Saurabh Panda, Bisnu Dash, Debanshi Chowdhury, Spandan Das and Sauman Das sang beautiful bhajans. Atasi Das and Sagarika Pattnaik taught students about rituals in a puja and Odia terms used in a puja. The bhajans by the adult group were contributed by Pranati Dash, Sujit Das, Suprabhat Rath, Bigyani Das, Maushumi Patnaik and Debaki Nandan Chowdhury. The instrument accompaniment was provided by Surendra Ray, Suprabhat Rath and Naresh Das. The pictures of the program are available at: https://picasaweb.google.com/114968136254737410613/ChildrenMonthSeptember2015?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCIim66Ckj7r5jgE&feat=directlink The prasad was sponsored by Sujit and Pinky Das of Virginia for Pinky's birthday, Naresh and Bigyani Das of Maryland for the birthdays of their two daughters Bagmi and Shashwati and Devraj and Urmila Sahu of Maryland for their son Bikash's birthday.


Rathayatra (Chariot Festival) on July 18, 2015 (At Hindu Temple) Like every year for the last seven years, JOGA organized annual Rathaytra, i.e., chariot festival on July

18, 2015. This was the 8th year of celebration after the installation of the deities at Hindu temple in Adelphi, Maryland. The program included, Deity Puja, Ratha Puja, Chhera Pahanra, Chariot Pulling, Bhajan and Mahaprasad. There were two chariots, one for the children as Krishna and Balaram and one for the deities. The puja was performed by Nrusingha Chaitanya prabhu. Joy Gopal Mohanty did the chhera-pahanra .

The chariots were pulled by the enthusiastic crowd in one mile neighborhood radius. There were drums, music and singing by the talented singers of the community and dancing by the devotees. The weather was mild. The rain had started at about 11 AM and stopped around 11:30 AM, just before the starting of the procession. Coconut and other nuts with moong sprout were distributed on the way to keep the people's energy level for the walk and for the dance. Colorful Pipili umbrellas added additional colors to colorful Odissi sarees and dresses. Overall a great scene to capture in the memory lane.


Finally Lord arrived back at the temple at about 12:30 PM.


The devotees were offered watermelon and the deities were taken to their aunt’s residence. The devotees were then offered mahaprasad. The prasad part was handled by Anjana Chowdhury in the lead assisted by many volunteers including Tapas Panda, Mira Mohapatra, Sagarika Patnaik, Sulochana Patnaik, Bandita Mishra, Atasi Das etc. These volunteers fed about 400 devotees. After the chariot pulling and mahaprasad, the music program by the visiting artists from Odisha was held. This was coordinated by Surendra Ray. Debashish Mohapatra as well as local artists sang with the support of musicians.

The chariot decoration, painting and other formalities were taken care of by Jeff Price, Maushumi Pattnaik, Shashashar Mohapatra, and Naresh Das. On July 19th, 2015 (Sunday), Lord Jagannath, Devi Subhadra and Lord Balabhadra returned to their regular Mandap in the Bahuda Jatra. The events are possible by generous donations by Odia families and the participation of the devotees. Many volunteers assisted in fundraising, food and Prasad preparation, decoration, puja services and other services. Mrs Sulochana Pattnaik led the fundraising effort. Rathayatra Pictures: http://www.babru.com/Ryatra15


Snana Jatra on June 20, 2015 (At Hindu Temple)

Snana Purnima was observed on June 20, Saturday. Irrespective of the busy schedule of the Washington DC Odia community in preparation for the upcoming convention, Lord Jagannath arranged the congregation of His devotees for the ritual. Pratap Dash performed the puja. Meera Mohapatra arranged the puja items. There was rain, storm that started around 7 PM. With Lord's intent there was a tent already built and the snana-jatra puja rituals were conducted peacefully while the sound of storm was so near. The devotees tried to protect the altar from the effects of the rain. The devotees Debaki Nandan Chowdhury, Pranati Panda, Nrusingha Mishra continued bhajans. The program was sponsored by Jhinu and Shantanu Chhotray, Sangeeta and Prafulla Nayak, Kanchan Mohapatra and Sujata and Gyana Bohidar. A jajnya was also held for the overall well being of the devotees. This was a very auspicious experience.


Report on Holi on March 7, 2015

JOGA organized 17th Holi celebration at Hindu Temple on March 7, 2015. This was the actual day of Holi and amidst the snow storms that had affected the Washinton DC area for more than a month, we observed the event on this day. This was attended by more than 200 participants including young and old. The whole of February was a complete disaster. It almost snowed in every weekend affecting the practice schedule of the program participants. However, by some miracle today it was a beautiful day. The melana started at about 4 PM. After melana and Arati bhoga was served.

Cultural coordinators Snigdha Hota, Maushumi Pattanayak, Deepa Parija (Das), Sanghamitra Sahu, Bigyani Das

worked together to manage the huge responsibility of organizing this grand event where around 60-70 children participated. Mrunali Das gave the welcome address after which MC Snigdha Hota from the cultural team took charge of the evening. Irrespective of the difficulties faced for group practices, the enthusiastic children and adults had practiced many group items and presented them beautifully. The main attraction was the "sangita murchhana" which captivated the audience in the late hour. There were two dramas presented: one by the adult group "Ama Gharara Halchal" and another by the children "Jananira Ashirbada".


Section 1: 1.Bhajan Mangalacharan & Holi Welcome Song Participants: Pranati Dash, Bigyani Das, Meera Mohapatra, Surendra Ray (on Tabla) 2. Odissi Basant Pallavi: Sulagna Dash and Suchismita Ojha – Pallabi’s Dance School. 3. Dance: Rajit Rath, Adhya Channashetti, Ayush

Narayan Mishra , Sahashra Jakleti, Aaradhya Pradhan,

Samarth Korada , Ashwin Nayak, Ahana Samantray (Choreography: Tapasi Panigrahi) 4. Dance Medley: Yash Sahoo,Ayush Tripathy, Amogh Katiki, Akshat Rout, Anahi Sahoo (Choreography : Subhra Sahoo) 5. Dance: Anik Bakshi,Advika Dixit, Samprit Sarangi, Simran Sarangi, Arnav Das, Arpita Behera, Ashvik Mahapatra, Bedanshi Sahu (Little ones) (Choreography: Nirlipta Daschowdhury) 6. Dance Medley: Abhinna Das, Adwaita Das (Choreography: Atasi Das) 7. Dance: Prerna Polepally, Shree Bhattacharya (Choreography: Tapasi Panigrahi) 8. Dance: Anisha Ray (Coordinator: Milie Ray)

Section 2: 12. Children’s Drama – Jananira Ashirbada: Sulagna Dash, Suchismita Ojha, Subham Dash, Ajeetesh Ojha, Debanshi Nikita Chowdhury (Director: Pratap Dash)

13. Odissi Basant Pallabi : Zaina, Hansika, Amrita (Konark Dance School – Director: Jayantee Paine Ganguly) 14. Odissi: Guru Amulya Balabantaray (Pallabi’s Odissi School) 15. Odissi Mangalacharan: Debanshi Nikita Chowdhury and Simran Behera (Konark Dance School – Director: Jayantee Paine Ganguly) 16. Kathak Classical: Sarasi Rout 17. Bharat Natyam: Amrita Nandi


Section 3: 18. Dance: Aditya Behera, Ritisha Dixit, Ritwik Hota, Raunak Hota, Prabhav Panda (Choreography: Nirlipta Daschowdhury) 19. Dance: Rishit Rath, Aditya Narayan Mishra, Sachet Korada Swaroop Panda, Abhinna Das, Ishaan Samantray Aditi Bhargava, Aditi Channashetti, Sanya Gupta, Sanvi Sara Das (Choreography: Tapasi Panigrahi) 20. Odissi (Jaya Sankha Chakradhara): Renee Dola Sen, Anika Satapathy, Manaswee Mishra (Mayur Dance School: Director: Sukanya Mukherjee) 21. Odissi Group (Lalita Labangalata): Smriti Nayak, Sunanda Bhushan, Atasi Das, Swagatika Swain, Tapasi Panigrahi

Section 4: 22. Odia Folk Dance: Aishani Patnaik, Amrita Sahu, Leena Satpathy, Lin Sahu, Shreya Tripathy, Urvi Dhala (Organizer/Choreographer: Linie Dhal) 23. Dance by Adults: Bipsha, Anuradha, Shinee, Litil, Nirlipta, Ipsa (Choreographer: Nirlipta Daschowdhury) 24. Odia Sangita Murchhana: Mihir; Shivashis Hota, Subhalaxmi; Kirtan Sahoo, Disha Das, Deepa Parija, Maushumi Pattanayak, Pranati Panda, Utkal Nayak (Organizer: Deepa Parija and Maushumi Pattanayak) 25. Drama (Ama Gharara Halchal ): Joy Gopal Mohanty, Sulochana Patnaik, Bigyani Das, Sikhanda Satapathy, Manoj Mishra, Snigdha Hota 26. Odissi (Radharani Sange Nache): Tapasi Panigrahi


DINNER (Prasada) : 8:30 PM: Anjana Chowdhury, Tapas Panda, Naresh Das, Urmila Sahu Decoration: Maushumi Pattanayak, Sikha Sen, Snigdha Hota, Naresh Das Stage Management/Sound/Help: Shivashis Hota, Saroj Behera, Manoj Mishra Registration: Sidharth Mohapatra, Alok Mohanty, Soumya Pattnayak, Mitali & Subrat Mohanty, Bidya Parhi

The participants enjoyed delicious Prasad. Holi pictures are available at http://www.babru.com/Holi14.

Many enjoyed playing of colors and spent the day being relaxed.


Monthly Bhajan Program News After Holi in March, April month’s bhajan program was held at Hindu Temple on April 18, 2015. Atasi Das started teaching Odia to the children, making them practice vocabulary. Prakash and Manswini Sahu sponsored the program today. Atasi continued Odia teaching on May 16th program. May month bhajan program was sponsored by Meera and Shashadhar Mohapatra.

Snana Jatra was held during June month's bhajan program and Rathajatra was held in July.

During the month of August, because of temple activities, the bhajan program was held on August 22nd, 2015.

The program was sponsored by three families. They are: Bhakta Rath in memory of his wife Sushama Rath's first

anniversary, Urmila Mohapatra in memory of her husband Dr. Manidra Mohapatra's tenth anniversary and Lalit

and Hema Behera to celebrate their son Sandeep's birthday. The program was captured in pictures by Dr Babru

Samal (http://www.babru.com/SushamaBhajan/)

http://www.babru.com/SushamaBhajan/


We are very fortunate to have most of the senior members of the Odia community from DC metro area present

in the bhajan program. Special thanks to Dr Bhakta Rath for personally inviting each of them.


We would like to thank Urmila Sahu, Bigyani Das, Tapas Panda, Hemagini Behera, Bandita Mishra and Sagarika

Pattanaik for help in Prasad preparation. Thanks to Pratap Dash for performing puja. Beautiful bhajan songs

were presented by Pranati Dash, Bandita Nayak, Nrusingha Mishra, Bigyani Das, Disha and Madhumita, and

younger members of our community Sulagna, Visnu, Arya, Saurabh, Debanjan, and Simran.

Odia Poetry Reading: June 6, 2015

The first poetry reading session of the year was held on June 6th, 2015 at 6:30 PM at 4525 Rutherford Way, Maryland. Washing DC community was busy for the preparation of the convention and thus the Poetry reading even was held after the meeting of the editorial committee to take advantage of the time. Many were not able to attend because of various practices and team meetings. However, the enthusiasts that attended had great time, great food and fun. They are Joy Gopal Mohanty and Sulochana Mohanty, Devraj Sahu and Urmila Sahu, Shashadhar Mohapatra, Babru Samal, Manoj and Snigdha Mishra, Abani and Debasmita Patra, Bigyani and Naresh Das, Surya Mishra and Alpana Adhikari.


Visits and Talk by Mr Utpal Pati and Swami Atmanand (September 5, 2015)

There was a multi media presentation on "Origin of Lord Jagannath" by Mr. Utpal Pati, Deputy director

of Odisha Govt. Tourism department who was visiting USA for short duration. The presentation was

held at Jagannath temple premises on Saturday, September 5th at 2:00 PM. His talk covered the history

from 600 BC to till 2015 Navakalevar.

By coincidence Swami Atmanand from Satya Chetna Foundation was also visiting with his wife during

that time. He came to visit the temple site as well as listen to Mr Pati's talk. After Mr Pati's talk, he

briefed about his experience of experiment with his life in quest of true knowledge about life and its

purpose. He had wandered for years even eating the offerings made in funeral sites and had become

silent for months without uttering a word.

It was very interesting to listen to the two speakers and gain knowledge from their experience.

Poems/Stories/Essays

Bhakta Prahlad Abhinna Das, Germantown, MD

This story is about a boy whose name was Prahalad. He was a great devote of Lord Vishnu. His mother’s name was Kayadhu and his father’s name was Hiranyakashipu. Hiranyakashipu was a demon. He was an evil king of demons. Hiranyakashipu has a younger brother whose name was Hiranyakash. Lord Vishnu killed Hiranyakash for his bad deeds. So, Hiranyakash’s big brother Hiranyakashipu got angry. He wanted to take revenge of his younger brother’s death and wanted to kill Lord Vishnu. So, Hiranyakashipu went to Himalayas and began to perform severe prayers for several years. Finally after so many years, Lord Brahma was pleased with his penance and asked Hiranyakashipu for a boon. Hiranyakashipu asked that “May I never be killed neither by any weapon nor any creature made by you, neither in the day nor in the night, and neither on earth nor in the sky”. Lord Brahma agreed to this boon and gave it to Hiranyakashipu.


While Hiranyakashipu was in Himalayas, his wife, queen Kayadhu was having a baby. Narad muni was taking care of Kayadhu and always teaching good lessons and devotion for GOD to her. At the right time, queen Kayadhu gave birth to a very beautiful boy, Prahalad. Prahalad was listening to all the teachings of Narad Muni while in his mother’s tummy. Prahlad was a pure devote of Lord Vishnu. He has full control over his senses, body and mind. He did not have any desires. He was very truthful and always wished well for everyone. He was not like his dad at all. You can say he was completely opposite to his father’s nature. Prahalad remained fully submerged in devotion to Lord Vishnu right from his childhood. When Prahlad was five years old he started his education. Two demon sages Shanda and Amark taken the charge of teaching Prahlad. They started teaching all sorts of bad things to Prahalad and his friends. They taught that eat meat, drink wine, disrespect the devotees ….Prahalad was against those demonic teachings and started teaching good things to his friends. He started sharing the devotion for Vishnu to his friends. Both his teachers were unhappy with this and they took Prahalad to his father Hiranyakashipu. Both the teachers complained for Prahalad’s behavior. Hiranyakashipu was very angry to hear that. He decided to kill Prahlad. Hiranyakashipu tried several different ways to kill Prahalad but failed every time. HE gave poison to drink but that did not hurt Prahlad. He tried to kill Prahalad in the fife but failed to do so. Hiranyakashipu got so much mad that he tried to kill his own son by himself. So tied Prahalad in a pillar. And told that I am going to kill you now. Call your GOD Vishnu to protect you. Prahalad replied to his father that Lord Vishnu is present everywhere. He is the protector of all. Before Prahalad finishes his words, his angry father started hitting the pillar with his weapon. As soon as the weapon touches the pillar, it broke apart. A very scary thundering sound started. Everyone was panicked. They saw a creature coming out of that pillar. That creature has a lion face and a human body. This is none other than Lord Vishnu. This incarnation of Vishnu is called Narsimha. Narsimha roared angrily. He attacked Hiranyakashipu and Hiranyakashipu was not able to escape from Lord Narsimha. Then he put Hiranyakashipu on his thighs and killed him with his sharp nails. The time was evening time which is not the day time or night time. In this way Hiranyakashipu died. Lord Narsimha was very happy and pleased with Prahalad. He blessed Prahalad for all his good deeds and gave him boon. This is the story of Prahalad.

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B[ÔÐ]Þe jSà_Ð kÊH, aówÞ kÊH J kÍÐj kÊH, ÒjB jc½Þ h¦Þ ]éÐeÐ c_ÊiÔe Ò]MÞaÐ, QÐmÞaÐ, hÊZÞaÐ, MÐBaÐ,

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heÑeÒe @kÕbÐa J cc[é \ÞaÐ `dà« heÑe ]éÐeÐ ÒkD \ÞaÐ jcª LÍÞ¯Ð Lcà`]aÐ]Ô Ð LcàÒe d]Þ @kÕbÐa

J cc[é _\Þa [ÐÒkÒm Lcà _ÒkÐB LÍÞ¯Ð ÒkÐBdÐH Ð Ò[ZÊ cZÞi SÒZ cÐ[Í aÞ Lcà _LeÞ ekÞ `ÐÒe _ÐkÞÜ Ð

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_ÐkÞÜ LÐkÞÜLÞ ? HkÐe DreÒe H[ÞLÞ LkÞÒm dÒ\½ Òka Òd `ÍLó[Þ j]Ð jaà]Ð LÞÍ¯ÐhÑf J LÞÍ¯ÐhÑf `ÍLó[Þ

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LÒm au_Òe `XÞaÐ _Þ¾Þ[ Ð [ÐkÐÒkÒm c_ÊiÔ LÐkÜLÞ LcàÒe aÐuÞ ÒkÐB S_êceZ eË L d§ZÐ ÒbÐNÞa ?


`ÍLó[Òe Lcà au_ LÐeL _ÊÒkÜ Ð @\àÐ[ `ÍaórÞ cÐNà ÒkD aÐ _ÞaórÞ cÐNà au_e LÐeZ _ÊÒkÜ Ð LcàÒe ÒdDÜ

au_h¦Þ @RÞ d\Ð LÐc_Ð, Aj¦Þ [ÐkÐ c_ÊiÔ ]éÐeÐ jó½Þ Ð c_ÊiÔ _ÞS LÐc_Ð [ó©Þ _ÞcÒ« Aj¦Þ `ËaàL _ÞS`ÐBÜ

Lcà LÒe Ð ÒjkÞ LcàÒe Òj _ÞÒS aÐuÞ ÒkÐBdÐH Ð d]Þ LcàÒe LÐc_Ð _\Þa, Aj¦Þ _\Þa [ÐÒkÒm Lcà

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Lcà LmÐ cÐÒ[Í $ÒfRÐ @ahÔ eÒk Ð $ÒfRÐ eMÞ Lcà LÒm Lcà $f ÒbÐNÞaÐ `ÐBÜ aÐecéÐe S_ê Ò_aÐLÊ

aÐ^Ô ÒkÐB\ÐH Ð Lcà d]Þ jÐrÞéL [ÐÒkÒm $f _Þcàf, Lcà eÐSjÞL ÒkÒm $f ]ÊÓM J Lcà [ÐcjÞL ÒkÒm

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cÊMÔ[Ó [Þ_Þ `ÍLÐee - LcàÒdÐN, &Ð_ÒdÐN J b¦ÞÒdÐN Ð NÑ[ÐÒe jc[ÐLÊ ÒdÐN LÊkÐdÐBRÞ - "jc[éÕ ÒdÐN

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_ÞÒS ÒkDRÞ SX, au_ LÐeL J aÞi¯ Ð Ò[ZÊ LcàÒe ÒdÐNe _Þ[Ð« AahÔL Ð Ò[ZÊ NÑ[Ð Lcà ÒdÐNLÊ ÒhÍº

aÞÒaQ_Ð LÒe Ð LÐeZ &Ð_ÒdÐN aÞ_Ð LcàÒdÐN AQeZ LeÐdÐB`ÐÒe LÞ«Ê LcàÒdÐN aÞ_Ð &Ð_ÒdÐN jc÷a

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]ÑOà jc¯ @[ÞaÐkÞ[ ÒkÐB\ÞaÐeÊ ÒjkÞ LcàÒdÐN c_ÊiÔÒmÐLÒe mÊ© `ÐÍ© ÒkÐBNmÐZÞ Ð

LcàÒdÐNÒe [ÞÒ_ÐVÞ @[Þa NÊeÊ[é`ËZà L\Ð ÒkDRÞ

1. ÒcÐe LÞRÞ _ÊÒkÜ LÐeZ ÒcÐe jéeË` j[ç J @aÞ_ÐhÑ Ð

2. ÒcÐe LÞRÞ AahÔL _ÐkÞÜ, LÐeZ j[ç aÐ jéeË`Òe LÞRÞ aÞ @bÐa _ÐkÞÜ Ð

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NÑ[Ðe 3/20 ÒhÐìLÒe hÑÍ bNaÐ_ LkÞR«Þ Òd LcàÒdÐNÑ ""ÒmÐL jÕNÍkÒcaÐ`Þ jÕ`hÔ_ç LràÊckàjÞ' Ð @\àÐ[ç

_ÞÓjéÐ\àè bÐaÒe ÒmÐLcdàÔÐ]Ð jÊelÞ[ eMÞaÐ `ÐBÜ Lcà LÒm jc[Ð `ÐÍ©Þ cÞfÞ\ÐH Ð jc[Ð ]ÊB `ÍLÐee Ð

NÑ[ÐÒe HkÞ jc[Ð aXL\Ð Ð @«ÓLeZe jc[Ð J jèeË e cc[Ð Ð jÞwÞ-@jÞwÞ, `ÍhÕjÐ-_ÞtÐ, S¯-èÐSÐ¯ ,

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@«ÓLeZe jc[Ð aÐ @«LeZe _ÞaÞàLÐe[Ð Ð jc[Ð AjÞNÒm c_ÊiÔ jÕjÐe au_eÊ cÊ¦ ÒkÐBdÐH Ð

(2/48) "LÊeÊ LcÐàZÞ' LkÞ bNaÐ_ç jc[ÐLÊ kÞÜ ÒdÐN LkÞR«Þ Ð jc[ÐÒe _Þe«e yÞ[ ekÞaÐ kÞÜ ÒdÐNy ÒkaÐ

@\Ðà[ç jc[Ð kÞÜ ÒdÐN Ð

NÑ[Ðe ]ÊBVÞ yÐ_Òe ÒdÐNe jsÐ Ò]MÞaÐLÊ cÞÒf Ð

1. jc[éÕ ÒdÐN DQÔÒ[ (2/48) @\Ðà[ jc[Ðe _Ðc ÒdÐN Ð


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d]Þ jc[Ð aÐ jce _Ðc ÒdÐN kÊH [ÐÒkÒm H jc LÞH ? NÑ[Ðe 5/19 ÒhÐìLÒe hÑbNaÐ_ _ÞÒ~àÐi J

jc Ð Òj ÒkDR«Þ j]ç-QÞ[ç-A_t O_ ècÐcúÐ J [ÞÍNÊZeÊ @[Ñ[ Ð

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NÊZe LÐdàÔ J `ËÀà Ò]Ðic¯ Ð jcbÐa aÍkê*e jéeÊ` Ð jc[Ð ÒkDRÞ ècÐcúÐ*e jéeË Ð `Ê_¾ 6º @^ÔÐ¯e

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ÒdÐNe èÞbÐiÐ Ò]MÞaÐLÊ cÞÒf Ð d\Ð jc[Ð J ]ÊÓM jéeË jÕjÐe jÕÒdÐN J aÞÒ¯ÐN Ð Ò]MÞaÐLÊ NÒm

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HLÐ bfÞ cÒ_ ÒkD\ÞÒm aÞ ]ÊBVÞdÐLÒe @«e @RÞ Ð dÐkÐ jkÞ[ AÒc jcÒª jaà]Ð ekÞ `ÐeÞaÐ _ÐkÞÜ, dÞH

Ac jkÞ[ jaà]Ð ekÞ `ÐeÞa _ÐkÞÜ, [ÐkÐ jkÞ[ Ace jÕÒdÐN kÊH Ð Ò[ZÊ heÑe jkÞ[ Ace jÕÒdÐN kÊH Ð

@è `lÒe dÐkÐ jkÞ[ AÒc jaà]Ð ekÞ `ÐeÞaÐ J dÞH Ac jkÞ[ jaà]Ð ekÞ `ÐeÞa [Ð jkÞ[ Ace ÒdÐN

kÊH Ð ècÐcúÐ jkÞ[ Ace jcéu aÐ Ace ÒdÐN kÊH Ð

H jÕjÐe J heÑe `Í[Þ cÊkËràÒe èÞarà_LÊ ÒeÐLÞ Ò]B `ÐeÞa _ÐkÞÜ LÐeZ H jÕjÐe lZb=Êe Ð H\ÞeÊ

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kÞÜ LcàÒdÐN Ð LcàÒe d]Þ _Þ´Ðc bÐa _ eÒk Lcà ÒLaf Lcà ÒkÐB ekÞdÐH, LcàÒdÐN ÒkÐB`ÐÒe _ÐkÞÜ Ð

eÐN Ò]éi _ eMÞ, $ÒfRÐ [ÔÐN LeÞ LràaÔ Lcà LeÞaÐ ÒkDRÞ Lcàe bÐa Ð

_ÞS `ÐBÜ Lcà LÒm [ÐkÐ Lcà _ ÒkÐB LcàÒbÐN ÒkÐBdÞa Ð _ÞS `ÐBÜ LeÞaÐ kÞÜ au_ Ð Òj\Þ`ÐBÜ hÑÍbNaÐ_

NÑ[Ðe 12/4 ÒhìÐLÒe LkÞR«Þ ""Ò[ `ÍÐ`ïãa«Þ cÐÒca jaàbË[kÞÒ[ e[ÐÓ'' @\Ðà[ç ""ÒdDÜ c_ÊiÔ `ÍÐZÑcÐ_*

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LÊhf[Ð `ËaàL Lcà LeÞaÐ AahÔL dÐkÐ]éÐeÐ Lcà au_ LÐeL _ ÒkÐB cÊ¦Þ `Í]Ð¯L ÒkÐB`ÐeÞa Ð Ò[ZÊ

ÒdÐN aÐ jc[Ð kÞÜ LÊhf[Ð, ÒdÐNÒe yÞ[ ÒkÐB LcàLÒm c_ÊiÔ `Ð``ËZÔ Db¯e ekÞ[ ÒkÐBdÐH Ð


jÐ^ÐeZ c_ÊiÔ LcàÒe Aj¦Þ, cc[Ð LÐc_Ð eMÞ LcàLeÊ \ÞmÐÒaÒf LcàÒdÐNÑ Òj jaÊLÊ [ÔÐN LeÞ Lcà

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Rathajatra 2015 Income and Expense Report Our heartfelt thanks to all the sponsors who made this year Nabakalebara ratha jatra a memorable

one.

1. Anu and Nilambar Biswal, MD- Taladhvaja sponsorship

2. Anonymous, MD - Taladhvaja sponsorship

3. Urmila Mohapatra, VA - Taladhvaja sponsorship

4. Sudip and Susmita Pattanaik, MD - Taladhvaja sponsorship

5. Reema and Sudhir Raju – Taladhvaja sponsorship

6. Kanchan Mohapatra, MD - Darpadalan sponsorship (in memory of her husband)

5. Prasana and Baruni Samal, MD - Darpadalan sponsorship

7. Anant and Riti Mishra – Darpadalan sponsorship

8. Sujit amd Pinky Das – Darpadalan Sponsorship

9. Lalit and Hema Behera – Darpadalan Sponsorship

10. Insource systems - – Darpadalan Sponsorship

11. Anonymous donor - – Darpadalan Sponsorship

12. Koneti and Neelam Rao, MD - Prasad sponsorship

13. Jitendu and Stithi Samanta - Nandighosa sponsorship

14. Debasmita Patra and Abani Pradhan, MD - Nandighosa sponsorship

15. Rama Nayak, VA - Nandighosa sponsorship

16. Devaraj and Urmila Sahu, MD - Nandighosa sponsorship

17. Shashadhar and Meera Mohapatra, MD - Nandighosa sponsorship

18. Joy Gopal and Sulochana Mohanty, MD - Nandighosa sponsorship

19. Nrusingha and Bandita Mishra, MD - Nandighosa sponsorship

20. Santosh and Rasmita Nayak, VA- Nandighosa sponsorship

21. Manoj and Meeta Panda, MD - Nandighosa sponsorship

22. Sanjaya and Sasmita Jena, VA - Nandighosa sponsorship


23. Jhinu and Santanu Chhotray, VA - Nandighosa sponsorship

24. Hemant and Preeti Biswal, VA- Nandighosa sponsorship

25. Saswati Panda and Bijon Panda - Nandighosa sponsor

26. Indu and Jhunu Mishra, AZ - Nandighosa sponsor

27. Subhashree Mishra, MD - - Nandighosa sponsor

28. Surendrand Sukanti Ray - Nandighosa sponsor

29. Dilip and Sudhira Pattanaik- Nandighosa sponsor

30. Bhabani Das and Sheila Das- Nandighosa sponsor

31. Subash Rath- Nandighosa sponsor

32. Pradeep and Susmita Behera - Nandighosa sponsor

33. Kaushik Mohanty - Nandighosa sponsor

34. Debananda and Deepa Das- Nandighosa sponsor

35. Debabrata Mishra - Nandighosa sponsor

36. Bikash and Depti Mishra- Nandighosa sponsor

37. Anonymous- Nandighosa sponsor

38. Sujata and Surya Nayak- Nandighosa sponsor

39. Binod and Bandita Nayak- Nandighosa sponsor

40. Prakash and Munmun Sahu- Nandighosa sponsor

41. Ajit and Sobhana Das- Nandighosa sponsor

42. Pratap and Pinu Das- Nandighosa sponsor

43. Kirtan Sahoo, VA - Prasad sponsorship

44. Prafulla and Sangeeta Nayak, VA - Prasad sponsorship

45. Gyana and Sujata Bohidar, VA- Prasad sponsorship

46. Anonymous, MD - Prasad sponsorship

47. Utkal Nayak - Prasad sponsorship

48. Bhudeep and Munmun Pattanaik- Prasad sponsorship

49. Ranjan Dash - Flower sponsorship

50. Debashis Jena - Flower sponsorship

51. Sony and Raj Rath - Flower sponsorship

52.Brahma and Sikha Sen- Flower sponsorship

53. Subrat and Mitali Mohanty-- Flower sponsorship

54. Sikhanda and Tina Satpathy- Flower sponsorship

55. Komala Bai Damrla Raju- Flower sponsorship

56. Manas and Leena Samntray- Flower sponsorship

57. Susma Panda- Flower sponsorship

58. Kitu and Bindu Kanungo- Flower sponsorship

Total received $7415


Total expenses was $4203. Net income will be used for JOGA developmental project.

Holi 2015 Sponsors

Balabhadra Sponsors: Devraj and Urmila Sahu, MD; Naresh and Bigyani Das, MD

Jagannath Sponsors: Nilamabar and Anu Biswal, MD; Tapas and Pranati Panda, MD; Sudhansu and

Lopa Mohanty, VA; Shashadhar and Meera Mohapatra, MD

Bhajan Program sponsors: We thank all the families for regularly participating in bhajan program activities. Bhajan program consists of group bhajan singing, Arati, discussion and Prasad. On eventful occasions, special traditions are followed. (Note: All the bhajan participants are requested to bring their JOGASUTRA book to the bhajan program to sing along group bhajans. If you have not received a book, please let us know.) Our heartfelt thanks to the following families for sponsoring feasts on different months:

Shashadhar and Meera Mohapatra, MD Lalit and Hema Behera, MD Bhakta Rath, VA Urmila Mohapatra, VA Naresh and Bigyani Das, MD Devraj and Urmila Sahu, MD Kanchan Mohapatra, MD Sujit and Pinky Das, VA Shantanu and Jhinu Chhotray, VA Prafulla and Sangeeta Nayak, VA Gyana and Sujata Bohidar, VA JOGA takes this opportunity to thank the temple committee members of Hindu Temple and the priests and volunteers for the success of monthly bhajan programs as well as other events. Temple priests Pitambar Dutt Sharmaji and Ram Narayan Shashtriji have been very resourceful. We also thank Sharmaji and his family for their support of our programs.

Wise Thoughts:

Patience and perseverance have a magical effect before which difficulties disappear and obstacles

vanish. - John Quincy Adams

Stand up to your obstacles and do something about them. You will find that they haven't half the

strength you think they have.- Norman Vincent Peale

There are plenty of difficult obstacles in your path. Don't allow yourself to become one of them. - Ralph

Marston

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Smt. Sarojini Misra

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