Jnana · Bhakti · Sevaa · Since 1978
Bhajan session at Hindu Centre — devotees in a semicircle around a lit brass oil lamp, harmonium player mid-recitation, warm tungsten evening light, marigold garlands on the back wall
The Second Path — Bhakti

Worship

Devotion is not performance. It is the quiet turning of the heart toward something larger than itself. At Hindu Centre, we create space for that turning.

Monthly Gathering

Bhajan & Satsang

The room fills slowly. Someone lights the lamp. The harmonium begins, and for two hours, nothing else exists — not the workweek, not the MRT commute, not the argument you had this morning. Just voices, together, reaching for something they can't quite name.

Second Saturday of each month, 7:00pm – 9:00pm. No registration. Just come.

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Annual Calendar

Festival Celebrations

The smell of camphor and jasmine. A hall full of people who may not agree on theology but who all know the words to the same bhajan. Festivals at Hindu Centre are not performances — they are homecomings.

Maha Shivaratri — pre-dawn abhishegam, water poured from a brass vessel over a Shiva lingam, banana leaves and marigolds at the base, devotees in soft focus
Feb / Mar

Maha Shivaratri

The all-night vigil. Abhishegam, chanting, and the quiet of 3am. Our largest devotional gathering of the year.

Navaratri — a row of women dancers in Kerala kasavu sarees performing Bharatanatyam, brass oil lamp at the centre of their formation, audience seated in soft focus
Sep / Oct

Navaratri

Nine nights of devotion. Dance, music, and the unfolding worship of the Divine Feminine.

Ganesh Chaturthi — a small clay Ganesha idol draped in red hibiscus and marigold petals on a low wooden altar with brass oil lamps on both sides
Aug / Sep

Ganesh Chaturthi

The welcoming of Ganesha. Modhakam, offerings, and the joy of beginning.

Deepavali — the threshold of a Singapore HDB flat at dusk, rows of small lit clay lamps, a child's hand placing one more lamp, fresh kolam at the doorway
Oct / Nov

Deepavali

The Festival of Lights. Hindu Centre's largest annual celebration. Read more →
Full Moon Prayers — devotees in a circle around a lit brass oil lamp, eyes softly closed, warm evening light, moonlit atmosphere
Monthly

Full Moon Prayers

Special prayers and meditation sessions held every Pournami.

Interfaith Dialogues — four people of different faiths in conversation around a low wooden table, warm afternoon light, a small brass lamp present
Quarterly

Interfaith Dialogues

Worship and discussion with Singapore's other faith communities.

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You don't need to know the words. You just need to be here.

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