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Sri Manjunatha Swamy Temple, Siddalingapura

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Sri Manjunatha Temple Project

Join us in reviving the ancient sanctity of Sri Manjunathaswamy Temple, a 1,200 year old beacon of divine grace. Your support will help restore this sacred place, preserving its spiritual legacy for generations and bringing blessings to all who seek peace, protection, and prosperity.

A sacred initiative for all devotees.

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Sri Manjunatha Swamy

Devalaya Abhivrudhi Trust (R)

Support the sacred initiative for Sri Manjunatha Temple's construction and spiritual revival in Kodagu.

Shri Shri Shri Rajeshnath Guruji

Shri Guru, President, Shri Manjunatha Kshetra

SRI MANJUNATHA SWAMY DEVALAYA ABHIVRUDHI TRUST (R)

Shri Guru Rajesh Nath Ji is a revered spiritual leader belonging to the illustrious Nath tradition, deeply rooted in the lineage of Kadri Manjunatha Swamy Temple, Kadri Yogeshwara Math, and Vittla Math. Born into a spiritually rich family in Chembalthimar village, Kasaragod district, he is the eldest son of M.S. Raghunath and M.R. Sanjeevi. Initiated into the Nath tradition at the tender age of seven by his father, Guru Rajesh Nath Ji further advanced his spiritual journey under the guidance of renowned Nath yogis and spiritual masters from various sacred Nath centers, including Kadri, Vittla, Kodachadri, and Haridwar. Through years of dedicated sadhana and discipleship, he has upheld the traditions and teachings of his lineage, becoming a pillar of the Annapoorneshwari Kshetra and Yogeshwara Siddhapurusha Math.

In addition to his spiritual endeavors, Shri Guru Rajesh Nath Ji has significantly contributed to social and community welfare. He has played a pivotal role in rebuilding temples, preserving cultural heritage, and promoting education and environmental conservation. As the president of the Akhil Bharatiya Sant Samiti (Kodagu district) and Karnataka's Chief Secretary, his leadership extends beyond spiritual domains, encompassing social and charitable activities. His guidance has been instrumental in constructing temples like the Chamundi Daiva Sannidhya at Bhagamandala, Siddalingapura's Sri Manjunatha Swamy Temple, and Kushalnagar's Siddanatheshwara Mandir. By fostering spiritual growth and championing societal upliftment, Guru Rajesh Nath Ji continues to inspire devotion, harmony, and progress across communities.

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Shri Napanda Muthappa and Shri Napanda Muddappa, twin brothers born into a humble farming family in Surlabbi village of Garvale, Somwarpet Taluk, have risen as exemplary figures of dedication and perseverance. Sons of N.S. Muthanna and N.M. Bojamma, the duo showcased an extraordinary drive for success from a young age. Despite their modest rural beginnings, they pursued their education with unwavering determination and moved to Bengaluru to establish themselves. Today, they are not only successful entrepreneurs but also philanthropists and visionaries, providing livelihood opportunities to thousands of unemployed youth across Karnataka. Their influence extends to religious, educational, spiritual, social, literary, and medical fields, earning them widespread recognition as benevolent leaders.

With an unmatched zeal for social service, Muthappa and Muddappa have contributed significantly to various causes. They have supported temple construction, educational institutions, and sports initiatives while standing as a beacon of hope for the underprivileged and marginalized. Deeply rooted in their agrarian heritage, they are also committed to environmental conservation, animal welfare, and sustainable practices. Among their notable contributions is the establishment of a Goshalas (cow shelters) and the grand construction of Sri Manjunatha Swamy Temple and other religious sanctuaries in Siddalingapura’s Arasinakuppe village. Believers in the motto “Serving the nation is serving God,” the twins embody a rare combination of humility, patriotism, and unwavering commitment to humanitarian causes.

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