Our hope is to create a sacred temple space dedicated to Neem Karoli Baba and Hanumanji here in Colorado’s Front Range. A place where our community can continue to grow together in love, devotion, and service. Building upon all that Bhakti Dham has already become, we envision a permanent home where we can gather regularly for satsang, sing the Hanuman Chalisa, recite the Sundarkand, share in kirtan, and come together through our women’s, men’s, and children’s circles. At the heart of this vision is the temple itself—a sacred space centered around Maharajji and Hanumanji, where anyone can freely come to sit, pray, meditate, chant, or simply be in their presence. A place of refuge, connection, and devotion, open to all, without expectation or obligation.

Alongside the temple, we envision a second gathering space that would create opportunities for spiritual exploration, learning, and community offerings. This space would allow members of our community to share their gifts, knowledge, and practices through offerings such as yoga, meditation, kirtan, Ayurveda and cooking classes, harmonium lessons, spiritual discussions, and other gatherings that nurture the heart, body, and spirit. While the temple would remain a sacred space freely available for personal prayer and devotion, this additional space would allow Bhakti Dham to expand its offerings and support a wider range of spiritual practices and experiences. Ultimately, our vision for Bhakti Dham 2.0 is to create more than a physical temple. It is to cultivate a living, growing spiritual community rooted in Maharajji’s teachings of love, service, and remembrance of God—a place where many hands and hearts come together to share, serve, learn, and deepen their connection to the Divine.

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Space for temple that remains a free space to come meditate, pray and be with maharajji; gather in satsang, 11 Chalisa gatherings, women’s/men’s/children’s circles.

Space for community offerings such as yoga classes, harmonium class, Ramayana study group etc