Sri Lakshmi Temple

117 Waverly St, Ashland, MA, 01721

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Directory Details

Address
117 Waverly St, Ashland, MA, 01721
Phone
508 881-5775
Email
[email protected]
Hours
Mon-Thu 9AM-12PM & 5:30PM-09:00PM, Fridays 9AM-12PM & 5:30PM-09:00PM, Sat,Sun & Holidays 9AM-09:00PM

Deities and Traditions

  • SRI GANESH
  • SRI LAKSHMI
  • SRI VENKATESWARA
  • SRI NATARAJA
  • SRI SUBRAHMANYA
  • SRI HARIHARAPUTRA

Temple Images and Deity Photos

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Services, Poojas, and Facility Notes

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Historical Review Excerpts

Review snippets came from the source workbook and may reflect public reviews available around 2018.

Google A very serene place. The temple is in a spacious place and very well kept and maintained. You get so much peace of mind after darshan which we don't get in Tirupati because of the crowd and push and pull. The canteen caters to the visitors all delicacies of South India. Feel like visiting the place again.5 Stars
Google One of the best temples in the Boston area. Really neat . It has been renovated now and looks even better. Has a small canteen where you can get really affordable South Indian food.
Google I have been going to this temple since 1998 and it has transformed very big. I lobe the new model and it feels like temple when u go inside. Finally you dont have to drive NJ or Pittsburgh PA. It has all the facility. They even do the Firs born hair cut ritual.5 Stars
Google One of the biggest temple in new England, they have a good range of activities during big festivals and their prasad is so good! Although I must say the priests are very rude, the representatives of god need to learn to be compassionate, patient and loving to the fellow disciples who visit this holy place. Also I don’t understand the deal of no photography allowed, will somebody copy the gods they keep, come on!2 Stars
Google Temple is simply superb. You can feel that we are in India 🇮🇳.5 Stars
Yelp Free food anytime at the temple = heaven :)5 Stars
Yelp I agree with other ppl. here Priest should be polite and kind to keep the peaceful and spiritual environment. They shouldn't be self-centric and egoist!! This is temple! Pls. let it be as temple!!3 Stars
Yelp The rating is only applicable to staff who works there and facilities. The priests are money minded. For a new vehicle pooja, the priest did not even get few flowers when he came out. They do not mention on website to get coconut and lemons for vahan pooja. I am devout Hindu and come here frequently to offer prayers. The place needs to be cleaned out, it is falling apart. The outside canopy is crumbling and may fall anytime and there are several such things needs to be fixed.3 Stars
Yelp I love this temple. Complete south indian temple. I visited once and felt like I was visiting a temple in India. They do archana every half hour for lord ganesh, venkatesh and lakshmi. Very crowded if you go on festival days like new year or diwali. I would say if you are from south india this is the temple you have to visit.5 Stars
Yelp I very well know one can never rate or write about a religious institution... But am here to write about this temple so people visiting the temple would know what to expect. Serene and a very lovely place, a small down stair dinning place, elderly people should manage to sit on the ground the dinning place is no close to the ones in Bridgewater temple. Simple and nice food served there ( everything Indian and same as served at South Indian temples). Limited parking space around the temple and handicapped parking available too. I felt that there should be a shrine for Lord Krishna. There are shrines erected for Lord Ganesha (elephant God), Lord Venkateswara, Lord Aanjeneyaa (Monkey God), Lord Nataraj (Dancing God), Lord Shiva, Lord Aiyappan, NavaGraha, Lord Muruga, Garudas, Dwarapalaks and Goddess Mahalakshmi. Interested people can donate generously so the temple can be extended by either visiting the temple in person or by visiting the website srilakshmi.org/Default.a…, one can also find more details about the daily poojas and other services offered at the temple like samaskritam classes.5 Stars

Source and Verification Notes

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