"To those who adore thee, O' Mother, Thou grantest all boons, Thou art the origin of the Vedas and of all the Worlds, Be pleased to shine in my heart and accept my adoration. Thou art effulgence, Thou art the light of the Devas and Thou art in everything and beyond everything. Bathe me in Thy light and purify me"
The Parashakthi Temple, also known as the Eternal Mother Temple, is a famous Goddess Shakti temple situated at 551 West Kennett Road in Pontiac, Michigan, United States. Divine Mother Parashakthi is Divine Eternal Consciousness. The Parashakthi Temple was envisioned following a deep meditative Kundalini experience of the Divine Mother by Raja Rishi Dr. G. Krishna Kumar, who directed him to build a temple for “Her,” so that Her children can visit Her “house”, feel “Her” energy and a place of worship where Her children can reach Her, so that She could radiate Her celestial blessings for our peace, happiness, paramount success and protection (Dec 2012). With Divine Mother Parashakthi being the chief architect of the Temple, directing Dr. G. Krishna Kumar the inaugural puja took place on Vijayadasami day, 1999. The Parashakthi Temple is the Theertha Peetam of the West.
The vision of the Temple is consistent with the Hermetic teachings by Hermes Trismegistus that the universe and all creation originated and transcended from a single source of the eternal cosmic Divine and Albert Einstein’s vision of a New Movement that will bind all humanity as one family (entity) removing us from the eternal slavery. According to Albert Einstein “ We experience ourselves and our feelings as something separate from the rest - a kind of optical illusion of consciousness, with this delusion being a kind of prison restricting us to our personal desires, and affection for a few people nearest to us. Since the existing Religious belief systems cannot succeed in making that happen, Einstein wanted a New Movement that will be able to scientifically and logically explain this school of thought. Dr. G Krishna Kumar’s vision of the Divine Mother Parashakthi at the Temple as “One supreme source of undivided eternal consciousness that is unproduced producer of the universe transcending into all life forms” leads us to self-realization that we are all one universal family (Vasudeva Kutumbam)”.
Devi Parashakthi has manifested as Devi KaRuMaRi.
Ka is a beeja for Brahma-saraswathi,
Ru is a beeja for Rudra and Rudrini,
Ma is a beeja for Maha Vishnu-Mahalakshmi,
Ri is a beeja for the mircocosmic divine conciousness vibrating in the heart region.
So Her name Karumari Amman is actually the Mantra for Supreme deities.
Prana Pratheeshta at the Parashakthi Temple
Prana Prathista is accomplished by the power of the mantras granted by Divine Mother Parashakthi and energized by Dr G. Krishna Kumar during deep Kundalini meditation and Tantric Prayogam. Mantras have been given by the Divine Mother for us to be able to “Give Life”, energize and vitalize all Vigrahas, through powerful Yagnas. The Energized Yantra, which is a geometric representation of the power of the deity, given by a Siddha is installed in the place where the diety is installed subsequently. Mantra is the "Soul" of the Yanthra with the Yanthra being energized by the Mantra. Along with the yantra, precious metals, precious stones, etc. are also placed.
Major Deities installed using Prana Pratheeshta at the Parashakthi Temple include Devi Parashakthi, Lord Shakthi Ganapathy and Tantrika Ganapathy, Lord Subramanya / Muruga, Lord Lakshmi Narasimha, Lord Sri Venkateswara, Lord Guruvayurappan with Chottanikkara Bhagawathy and Kodungalloor Bhagawathy Bhadrakali, Lord Jagannath, Navagrahas, Durga Mahalakshmi, Bhagavathy, Shashti Durga, Bala and Lalitha Tripurasundari in the Dhrishti Nivarana Peetham along with Ashta Nagadevathas.
Temple Worship Hours
Monday to Friday
Morning - 9:00 AM - 12 Noon
Evening - 5:00 PM - 8:45 PM
Saturday and Sunday - 9:00 AM to 8:45 PM
Special Rahu Kala Pooja are held at 4 PM on Tuesdays
Parashakhi Temple Pooja Details
Contact Address / Location
Parashakthi (Eternal Mother) Temple
551 West Kennett Road
Pontiac,Michigan (MI) 48340,
USA
Contact Telephone Number - 248 322 4731
Email - om@parashakthitemple.org
Website - http://www.parashakthitemple.org
The Parashakthi Temple, also known as the Eternal Mother Temple, is a famous Goddess Shakti temple situated at 551 West Kennett Road in Pontiac, Michigan, United States. Divine Mother Parashakthi is Divine Eternal Consciousness. The Parashakthi Temple was envisioned following a deep meditative Kundalini experience of the Divine Mother by Raja Rishi Dr. G. Krishna Kumar, who directed him to build a temple for “Her,” so that Her children can visit Her “house”, feel “Her” energy and a place of worship where Her children can reach Her, so that She could radiate Her celestial blessings for our peace, happiness, paramount success and protection (Dec 2012). With Divine Mother Parashakthi being the chief architect of the Temple, directing Dr. G. Krishna Kumar the inaugural puja took place on Vijayadasami day, 1999. The Parashakthi Temple is the Theertha Peetam of the West.
The vision of the Temple is consistent with the Hermetic teachings by Hermes Trismegistus that the universe and all creation originated and transcended from a single source of the eternal cosmic Divine and Albert Einstein’s vision of a New Movement that will bind all humanity as one family (entity) removing us from the eternal slavery. According to Albert Einstein “ We experience ourselves and our feelings as something separate from the rest - a kind of optical illusion of consciousness, with this delusion being a kind of prison restricting us to our personal desires, and affection for a few people nearest to us. Since the existing Religious belief systems cannot succeed in making that happen, Einstein wanted a New Movement that will be able to scientifically and logically explain this school of thought. Dr. G Krishna Kumar’s vision of the Divine Mother Parashakthi at the Temple as “One supreme source of undivided eternal consciousness that is unproduced producer of the universe transcending into all life forms” leads us to self-realization that we are all one universal family (Vasudeva Kutumbam)”.
Devi Parashakthi has manifested as Devi KaRuMaRi.
Ka is a beeja for Brahma-saraswathi,
Ru is a beeja for Rudra and Rudrini,
Ma is a beeja for Maha Vishnu-Mahalakshmi,
Ri is a beeja for the mircocosmic divine conciousness vibrating in the heart region.
So Her name Karumari Amman is actually the Mantra for Supreme deities.
Prana Pratheeshta at the Parashakthi Temple
Prana Prathista is accomplished by the power of the mantras granted by Divine Mother Parashakthi and energized by Dr G. Krishna Kumar during deep Kundalini meditation and Tantric Prayogam. Mantras have been given by the Divine Mother for us to be able to “Give Life”, energize and vitalize all Vigrahas, through powerful Yagnas. The Energized Yantra, which is a geometric representation of the power of the deity, given by a Siddha is installed in the place where the diety is installed subsequently. Mantra is the "Soul" of the Yanthra with the Yanthra being energized by the Mantra. Along with the yantra, precious metals, precious stones, etc. are also placed.
Major Deities installed using Prana Pratheeshta at the Parashakthi Temple include Devi Parashakthi, Lord Shakthi Ganapathy and Tantrika Ganapathy, Lord Subramanya / Muruga, Lord Lakshmi Narasimha, Lord Sri Venkateswara, Lord Guruvayurappan with Chottanikkara Bhagawathy and Kodungalloor Bhagawathy Bhadrakali, Lord Jagannath, Navagrahas, Durga Mahalakshmi, Bhagavathy, Shashti Durga, Bala and Lalitha Tripurasundari in the Dhrishti Nivarana Peetham along with Ashta Nagadevathas.
Temple Worship Hours
Monday to Friday
Morning - 9:00 AM - 12 Noon
Evening - 5:00 PM - 8:45 PM
Saturday and Sunday - 9:00 AM to 8:45 PM
Special Rahu Kala Pooja are held at 4 PM on Tuesdays
Parashakhi Temple Pooja Details
Contact Address / Location
Parashakthi (Eternal Mother) Temple
551 West Kennett Road
Pontiac,Michigan (MI) 48340,
USA
Contact Telephone Number - 248 322 4731
Email - om@parashakthitemple.org
Website - http://www.parashakthitemple.org
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