Tathwamasi Charitable Trust is a New Zealand registered charitable organisation, (Charities Services registration# CC64450) dedicated to establishing a sustainable centre for worship, culture, learning and community service. Following the Tantric traditions of Sanatana Dharma in Keralam, the Trust seeks to preserve spiritual heritage while serving present and future generations through faith, education and community engagement.
To establish and sustain a traditional Kerala-style Hindu temple dedicated to Sri Guruvayoorappan and Sri Ayyappan as a sacred centre for worship, culture, learning and service. Rooted in the timeless values of Sanatana Dharma and the Malayali Tantric tradition, we envision a vibrant community where spirituality, education, cultural heritage and compassionate service flourish together, enriching lives and preserving our traditions for generations to come.
Guided by the divine grace of Sri Guruvayoorappan and Sri Ayyappan, we are committed to establishing and sustaining a traditional Keralam-style temple rooted in the sacred traditions of Sanatana Dharma and Keralam's worship traditions. Through devotion, learning, cultural enrichment and selfless service, we seek to preserve our heritage, strengthen community bonds and inspire future generations to live by the timeless values of dharma and compassion.
Sri Ayyappan, revered as Dharma Sastha, embodies righteousness, discipline, compassion and selfless service. Worshipped by millions of devotees around the world, Lord Ayyappan is a symbol of spiritual strength and the harmonious union of devotion, wisdom and action. His message of equality and universal brotherhood continues to inspire people across generations and communities.
The proposed Sri Ayyappan Temple will be established in accordance with the sacred Tantric temple traditions of Keralam, providing a dedicated space for worship, prayer and spiritual growth. The temple will serve as a focal point for traditional observances including Mandala-Makaravilakku celebrations, bhajans, satsangs and devotional gatherings, enabling devotees to experience and preserve the rich spiritual heritage associated with Lord Ayyappan.
Sri Guruvayoorappan, the beloved form of Bhagawan Maha Vishnu worshipped at the renowned Guruvayoor Temple in Keralam, is revered as the protector of devotees and the embodiment of divine love, compassion and grace. For centuries, devotees have sought His blessings for spiritual growth, wellbeing and inner peace. The worship of Sri Guruvayoorappan occupies a special place in the hearts of Hindus and forms an integral part of Keralam's spiritual heritage.
The proposed Sri Guruvayoorappan Temple will be established in accordance with the sacred Tantric temple traditions of Keralam, creating a sanctified space for prayer, devotion and spiritual reflection. Through daily poojas, special observances, Utsavams, Krishna Janmashtami celebrations, Bhagavata Parayanam and other traditional rituals, the temple will preserve and promote the timeless practices associated with the worship of Lord Guruvayoorappan.