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Sahaja Yoga International Pujas 2012

Updated 19.01.2012

Shivaratri Puja - 18-21 February 2012 - Brazil.  Host: Brasilia.  Co-host: The Americas
Birthday Puja - 19-21 March 2012 - Chindwara, India
Easter Puja - 8 April 2012 - Cabella.  Host: Italy.  Co host: Spain
Shri Buddha Puja - 26-29 April 2012 - Penang, Malaysia.  Host: Malaysia.  Co-host: China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines
Sahasrara Puja - 6 May 2012 - Cabella.  Host: Austria, Germany.  Co-host: Slovenia, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia
Shri Adi Shakti Puja - 10 June 2012 - Bloxham Farm, UK.  Host: UK.  Co-host: Belgium, Holland, Ireland
Shri Adi Guru Puja - 8 July 2012 - Cabella.  Host: Turkey.  Co-host: Bulgaria, India, Iran, Italy, Portugal, Russia
Shri Krishna Puja - 26 August 2012 - Cabella.  Host: Switzerland.  Co-host: Scandinavian countries, Finland, Poland, the Baltics, the Americas
Shri Ganesha Puja / marriages - 2 September 2012 - Cabella.  Host: Italy.  Co-host: Australia, Romania, New Zealand
Navaratri Puja - 21 October 2012 - Cabella.  Host: France.  Co-host: Africa, Israel, Greece, Cyprus, UK
Diwali Puja - date to be confirmed - India
Christmas Puja - 25 December 2012 - Kiev, Ukraine.  Host: Ukraine

Information is taken from SWAN and may be subjected to changes.

Mahasamadhi Day will be on 22-23 February 2012 at Delhi, India.  See details here.

As you can see above, highlighted is Shri Buddha Puja, which will be held in Malaysia.  We will be organising it together with the South East Asian countries, i.e Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Hong Kong, China.

This will be the first time ever an International Puja to be held in Malaysia.  It will be pretty exciting.  It will be held in the north of Malaysia, in the Penang state.  Penang is famous for its delicious food, my favourites are Asam Laksa and Cendol.  It's about 4 hours drive from Kuala Lumpur.  However, you can choose to fly straight into Penang International Airport (depending on the airline).  For Air Asia, they have yet to cater flights from Australia and China direct to Penang.  Other than that, Singapore, Indonesia and Hong Kong are OK.

Book your flight early with Air Asia (as they have the cheapest flights so far).  Check out their website and see which country flies direct to Malaysia via Air Asia.  You can also try other airlines.

A little bit about Penang.  It is a small island in the north of Malaysia.  You can drive into the island via the expressway or take the ferry or fly in.  Weather in Malaysia is humid all year round and depending on the monsoon season, we have rain and shine throughout.  Penang is surrounded by the sea, therefore footsoaking by the seaside will definitely be on the list.

I will post more details as and when I get more information about this puja.  Up to now, all we know is that the date and place is fixed.  Next will probably be about hotel accommodation.  Till then.

If you want to know more about Shri Buddha Puja 2012, please click on the label on the right on this blog.

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