Radha Krishna Temple of Dallas in Allen will host a Sharad Poornima Special Satyanarayan Pooja on Sunday, Oct. 25. The ceremony marks the full-moon night of the Hindu autumn season with worship dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
The temple, at 1450 North Watters Road, announced the event on its blog.
Satyanarayan Pooja is a Hindu worship ritual whose name combines Satya, meaning truth, with Narayan, a name for Lord Vishnu.
The ceremony is traditionally performed on Purnima, the full-moon day, according to the temple.
Sharad Poornima holds particular significance in Vaishnava devotional traditions. It is associated with the beauty of the autumn moon and the remembrance of Shri Krishna, the temple said.
The event includes two seva participation options. Yajman Seva is listed at $251 and Samuhik Seva at $51.
The temple's blog does not specify what each tier includes and advises interested participants to confirm details directly with the temple.
During the pooja, devotees can take part in what the temple describes, drawing on JKYog teachings, as Tridha Bhakti.
That threefold devotional practice involves Shravanam (hearing), Kirtanam (chanting) and Smaranam (remembering God).
Families are encouraged to attend together. The temple said participating in worship as a family helps preserve sacred traditions across generations, giving children and young adults a chance to learn the meaning behind the prayers.
A specific start time was not listed. The temple directed attendees to check its website for the latest timings and event updates.
The temple can be reached at (469) 795-9130 or [email protected].
Upcoming at Radha Krishna Temple:
- Sharad Poornima Special Satyanarayan Pooja: Sunday, Oct. 25, 1450 North Watters Road, Allen
