Sai Mandir U S A - Iselin, NJ

The Shirdi Sai Cultural and Community Center in Iselin, New Jersey, is a spiritual sanctuary and a community hub for followers of Sai Baba. Established in 2008, it holds the distinction of being the first Sai Mandir in New Jersey.

Spiritual significance

Replica of the Sai Baba idol: The temple houses a six-foot-tall replica of the idol of Sai Baba from Shirdi, India, providing a strong sense of spiritual connection for devotees.

Daily worship: The center holds four daily prayer services (aartis) in the morning, noon, evening, and night, following the rituals and traditions of the original temple in Shirdi.

Peaceful atmosphere: The serene environment offers a space for worship, reflection, and meditation, fostering a sense of peace for visitors.

Community and cultural activities

Community hub: The center serves as a vibrant hub for various cultural and community activities, reflecting the teachings of Sai Baba, which emphasize unity, love, and service.

Educational programs: It offers educational initiatives like Bal Vikas classes for children and free yoga for adults.

Outreach initiatives: The mandir actively engages in social service by organizing food services (Annadanam), medical camps, blood drives, and providing supplies for local shelter networks.

Celebrations and festivals: The center hosts various events, including religious ceremonies, cultural festivals, and community gatherings, bringing together devotees and the wider community.