COVID Updates: Revised Operating Guidelines
Temporary Closure
Our temple will remain closed for devotees starting 5th January 2022 until further notice. This has become necessary in view of the reported increase in staff and volunteers requiring the government prescribed isolations and in line with Provincial Guidelines for the safety of all devotees.
All pooja rituals will continue as per the temple schedule. Devotees can continue to book poojas online through the temple website and pay online, but prasadam will not be distributed to the devotees.
In addition, all scheduled outcall poojas, weddings, special poojas (like Choroon, Sradham etc) are also temporarily suspended.
We sincerely regret any inconvenience caused due to this closure. We pray that Lord Guruvayurappan protect all devotees in good health and allow us to reopen the temple to all devotees as soon as possible.
Live Stream
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Events
Upcoming
7 am – Nirmalyam, Enna Aadal, Vaka Charthh, Abhishekam
8.45 am – Usha Pooja
9.30 am – Uchha Pooja
7 pm – Deeparadhana
7:15 pm – Hanuman Chālisa
7.30 pm – Athhazha Pooja
8 pm – Thrippuka
News
Obituary
Shri Vezhaparambu Brahmadattan Namboothiripad, the chief architect of our temple, passed away on January 6, 2022 in Kerala
January Events
The New Year will start with Maha Ganapathy Homam at 7 am on January 1. Makara Vilakku and Pongal is on the 14th, followed by Makara Chovva ..
2022 Calendar
The Temple calendar for year 2022 is available for download in PDF format. A limited number of printed ones are also available for pick up…
Live Classes and Sessions
The temple conducts various online classes and chanting sessions with live streaming every week. These classes/sessions have their own …
Pratishta Souvenir
The Guruvayurappan Temple of Brampton Pratishta Souvenir of 2019 is available for your online viewing and download in digital format…
Spiritual Discourses
Your resource for learning more about spirituality, dharma, vedanta, temple rituals etc. through recorded audios and videos of sessions …
Donations and loans
We are really grateful to the following donors who have supported the Temple Building Project by way of donations and interest bearing loans during the past few years. read more …
Management and Reporting
The Guruvayurappan Temple of Brampton (GToB) is run by the members through a Board of Directors, elected yearly. The Board is authorized to .. read more …
Thirumeni (Chief priest)
Shri Divakaran Namboothiri is the Chief priest and Thantri of the Guruvayurappan temple of Brampton. He hails from Kariannur Mana. The family members. read more …
Guruvayurappan Medallion
The Guruvayurappan Temple of Brampton (GToB) has minted an exclusive and unique medallion. A very limited quantity of only 1500 serially numbered … read more …
