This fund is strictly for the upkeep and maintenance of the Pathupatheeswara Temple in Jaffna, Sri Lanka, its pujas, festivals and immediate grounds, at the discretion of the trustees of Saiva Siddhanta Church. Should the temple have been destroyed during the Sri Lanka war, then funds will be retained and reinvested until such time as the temple is rebuilt.
Inpah is here in Alaveddy with her aunt and uncle at the Pasupateeswarar Sivan Koyil that is on the Subramuniya Ashram Land in Alaveddy not far from the Kumbhalavai Ganesha temple. The temple is on the land where Gurudeva started his first mission years ago after meeting Yogaswami. The Subramuniya Ashram buildings did not survive the war, but we still hold the land and have supported pujas at this temple for decades. Our dear Mrs. Sivayogam, former trustee of Saiva Siddhanta Church, Sri Lanka, passed away in 2010 and the tall lady in the back, Mrs. Padmanathan is the new Sri Lankan Trustee for Saiva Siddhanta Church, Sri Lanka, and oversees the temple activities. Video of Pasupatheeswarar Sivan Kovil in Allaveddy
Gurudeva’s picture hangs above the shrine and despite all the challenge of the war, daily puja continues! 
(Right) Devotees and volunteers at the Pasupateeswarar Sivan Koyil, Alaveddy. (Left)More devotees and volunteers at the Pasupateeswarar Sivan Koyil, Alaveddy. 
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Spiritual Park of Mauritius Endowment
Dedicated to maintain and develop the Panchamukha Ganapati Shrine.
Saivite Hindu Scriptural Fund for the Visually Impaired
Supports the creation of scriptural audio books for the visually impaired.
The Saiva Agamas Trust
Supports the annual Nallur and Kathirkamam festival at the Murugan Temple of North America.
The Rani Jothiswarar Memorial Fund
Sponsors the retreat center of the monastics of Kauai Aadheenam on Kauai, Hawaii.
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