Welcome to Sunkishala Temple

Spiritual union with God is the most profound feeling mankind has ever known. A deep longing to transcend the boundaries of material world and immerse oneself in eternal solitude is at the centre of religious experience. Such an experience calms the conscience, unlocks the cosmic energy within and inspires great efforts.

Hinduism proclaims that God is fully manifest in every object – even in a grain of sand. This has led many to ask why we need to visit a temple to pray. The answer is simple. A good temple is built in a manner that amplifies positive energy and bliss. Rig Veda, the ancient Hindu scripture, stipulates the procedures to build and consecrate aninvigorating temple. According to this ancient Sanskrit scripture, a temple is supposed to represent the great Lord in repose, with the sanctum sanctorum (GarbhaGudi) standing for God's heart. The idol of God is a window that allows us to concentrate, connect and experience the rapture of divinity that is capable of cleansing and transforming us.