Toronto Kalibari - Mississauga, ON

To begin with, the Toronto Kalibari, also referred to as "Toronto Maa Kaali Bari," provides a sanctuary for devotees and a vibrant cultural center for the Bengali community. However, it was established by community members and is maintained as a charitable, religious, and educational resource.

Key features 

Deity and tradition: Moreover, the temple is dedicated to Maa Maha Kaali and features a consecrated idol crafte from blue granite and white marble, which was transported from India in 1993. The temple also worships Lord Shiva as Pataleswar Ananthanath.

Spiritual focus: The temple offers a peaceful environment for prayer, meditation, and spiritual reflection. It provides devotees with a space to connect with Maa Kali, the Primordial Energy.

Cultural hub: Toronto Kalibari serves as a center for Indian and Bengali cultural activities, showcasing rich traditions and customs. It provides a community space for individuals from diverse backgrounds.

Community engagement: The temple provides facilities and activities for young members of the community to participate in cultural and educational activities. It fosters interfaith understanding and cooperation.

Educational initiatives: Through teachings and discourses, the temple advances knowledge about Hindu culture and values.

Charitable mission: As a charitable organization, the temple contributes to the well-being and prosperity of its community.

Long-standing history: Established over 35 years ago, the Toronto Kalibari has been serving the community for an extended period, moving to its current location in Mississauga in 1998.

Daily worship: The temple holds worship and prayers on designated days, with special times for Tuesdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and full and new moon evenings.

Festivals: The temple is well-known for its vibrant celebration of festivals, especially Durga Puja and Kali Puja.

Other ceremonies: The temple can be book for special ceremonies such as weddings, Annaprashan, and Upanayan.

Community meals (Prasad): On Saturday evenings, a Bhoj prasad (a community meal) is serve to devotees.

Live broadcasts: The temple offers a "Watch Puja Live" option on its website for those unable to attend in person.

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