Vision of HMEC - Dr. Pawan Rattan (s03-1)
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This document presents the vision and mission of the Hindu Mandir Executives' Conference (HMEC) in 3 sentences: The HMEC aims to network Hindu temples across America to more effectively meet the needs of communities through areas like education, service, and community presence. Its mission is to connect and serve communities through this networked organization of temples. The document outlines plans to implement this vision over the short, medium, and long term in areas like education, youth, and community presence with required resources like funds, people, and a central office.
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Reaching Out to the Larger Community: Health Care - Dr. Vipin Kalia (s08b-2)
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The document summarizes activities at Chinmaya Mission in Chicago, including programs for children (Bal Vihar), youth (Yuva Kendra), and adults. Bal Vihar is a 2 hour Sunday program for children ages 4 to 18 that teaches Vedantic principles and holds an annual summer camp. Yuva Kendra hosts a weekly study group, annual summer camp, social networking activities, and community service projects for youth. Chinmaya Mission also publishes books and media on Vedic learning and holds adult study groups and a school of Vedantic studies.
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3) The key steps outlined are performing a simple fire sacrifice ceremony for those converting, giving them a Sanskrit name, and educating them in the beliefs and practices of Hinduism.
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The document discusses the challenges and opportunities of religious pluralism in the United States. It argues that while local governments sometimes violate religious minorities' rights, the interaction between different faith communities also presents opportunities for learning. The author believes Hindu temples should get involved in interfaith organizations and educate others about concepts in Hinduism like the oneness of God and the lack of separation between God and humans. By participating in discussions and debates, Hindu youth can help remove misunderstandings and distortions that have arisen in other religions and promote pluralism in America.
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Dear readers,
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