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Hastinapur, the city of wisdom, in Argentina
Hastinapur has a total area of twelve acres. Its population consists of a dozen Indian gods and an equal number of Argentine human beings. Some of the Indian gods reside in authentic temples filled with the scent of Indian agarbatties while others stay outdoor enjoying the fragrance of the flowers from the garden. Some are sitting or standing on the pedestals and others hang on the sides of walls and pillars. The gods who have their own temples include Ganesh, Krishna, Surya, Narayana and Siva. Since it is Hastinapur there is a temple for Pandavas too. Hastinapur is clearly a place fit for the gods ...who should be pleased with the cleanliness of the place, the serene surroundings and the green garden with Rosewood trees. The only noise comes from the hundreds of birds nesting in the trees. Then there is the soft music of the devotees who sing Bhajans. It is indeed a divine place which inspires sacred thoughts and holy spirit.
Ganesh is standing out in white against the greenery of the garden in the picture below.
Meditation Hall
main entrance to the Hastinapur city
Gustavo Canzobre was one of her students, who is now the Director of the Hastinapur college of professors. He was seventeen years old when he became interested in Indian wisdom. During the Third Festival of India organised by the embassy in Buenos Aires in November 2010, he gave a talk on the temple architecture of South India. He has agreed to give a talk on Indian philosophy in the forthcoming Fourth Festival of India in December 2011. He is a manager in a local company for living and dedicates rest of his time to Hastinapura Foundation. He is knowledgeable about Indian vedas and upanishads .
Gustavo Canzobre in the picture below
Pillars of the entrance to Ganesh temple below:
A small outdoor Ganesh temple in the garden
Lord Siva is sitting majestically in the large garden guarded by Ganesh on the four sides:
Please read more
Latin American Affairs: Hastinapur, the city of wisdom, in Argentina
Hastinapur in Argentina - Times Of India
Hinduism ? Path of the Ancient Wisdom » CHAPTER 61
Hastinapur has a total area of twelve acres. Its population consists of a dozen Indian gods and an equal number of Argentine human beings. Some of the Indian gods reside in authentic temples filled with the scent of Indian agarbatties while others stay outdoor enjoying the fragrance of the flowers from the garden. Some are sitting or standing on the pedestals and others hang on the sides of walls and pillars. The gods who have their own temples include Ganesh, Krishna, Surya, Narayana and Siva. Since it is Hastinapur there is a temple for Pandavas too. Hastinapur is clearly a place fit for the gods ...who should be pleased with the cleanliness of the place, the serene surroundings and the green garden with Rosewood trees. The only noise comes from the hundreds of birds nesting in the trees. Then there is the soft music of the devotees who sing Bhajans. It is indeed a divine place which inspires sacred thoughts and holy spirit.
Ganesh is standing out in white against the greenery of the garden in the picture below.
Meditation Hall
main entrance to the Hastinapur city
Gustavo Canzobre was one of her students, who is now the Director of the Hastinapur college of professors. He was seventeen years old when he became interested in Indian wisdom. During the Third Festival of India organised by the embassy in Buenos Aires in November 2010, he gave a talk on the temple architecture of South India. He has agreed to give a talk on Indian philosophy in the forthcoming Fourth Festival of India in December 2011. He is a manager in a local company for living and dedicates rest of his time to Hastinapura Foundation. He is knowledgeable about Indian vedas and upanishads .
Gustavo Canzobre in the picture below
Pillars of the entrance to Ganesh temple below:
A small outdoor Ganesh temple in the garden
Lord Siva is sitting majestically in the large garden guarded by Ganesh on the four sides:
Please read more
Latin American Affairs: Hastinapur, the city of wisdom, in Argentina
Hastinapur in Argentina - Times Of India
Hinduism ? Path of the Ancient Wisdom » CHAPTER 61
