"Om mahalaksmyai ca vidmahe sarvasaktyai ca dhimahe tanno devi pracodayat"
Temple Timings
From Monday to Friday, the temple is open from 6pm to 8:30pm for darshana.
Closed on Saturday (except last Saturday of the month).
The satsang on Sundays starts with the chanting of Guru Stotram, followed by Ram Naam Sankirtanam and Hanuman Chalisa. Aarti is performed at 12:30pm; special blessings from the Divine Mother are invoked for devotees celebrating birthdays, wedding anniversaries or other special occasions.
Followed by Preeti Bhojan.
Dedicated to Lord Shiva. Take refuge in the Name of Shiva. Sing the Stotras and Chant the Holy Name.
Friday satsang starts with chanting Ganesha stotras, Devi stotras, Ganga stotra, Vishnusahasranama or Lalithasahasranama.
Worshipping Lord Ganesha and doing Ganesh Mantra Japa on Chaturthi is considered very auspicious.
Followed by Preeti Bhojan.
Mother Mahālakshmi is the first manifestation of Divine Energy. Every month on full moon day, the devotees initiated with the Shree Mahālashmi Mantra, collectively recite stōtrās and offer japa to divine mother.
Followed by Preeti Bhojan.
Find us on social media
Shree Mahalakshmi Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Mahalakshmi. Under the auspices of Shree Vidya Pitha Hindu Temple, it is a centre for worship and learning.
Established in the year 1990, by Pandit Prameya Chaitanya, a disciple of Pujya Swami Dayanada Saraswati and Pujya Gurudev Chinmayanada, the temple offers a number of services to the community.
Important Links:
All donations are TAX DEDUCTIBLE in Canada. Receipt will be sent via email.
Diya and Archana is offered on Japa days, and other special events. To offer the same in your or your family’s name, click the above button.
If you wish to volunteer at the temple kitchen, administration and/or other units, please sign up using the above button.

Prayers
Worship of the murti, the sacred image, is central to Hindu Dharma. Many of the nineteenth century reform movements...

Learning
Vedas, meaning “knowledge,” were written in Vedic Sanskrit between 1500 and 500 BCE in the northwestern region the Indian Subcontinent.

Offerings
Goddess Lakshmi bestows 16 types of wealth: Fame, knowledge, courage and strength, victory, good children, valour, gold, grains, happiness, intelligence and more