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Pandit Narayan Bhatt

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Pandit Narayan Bhatt ji is a highly respected and learned Hindu priest, with advanced academic and spiritual training rooted in India’s renowned institutions. He completed his Shastri degree from Sampurnanand Sanskrit University, Varanasi, in 1986, followed by a Master’s degree (MA) in Sanskrit from Gurukul Kangri University, Haridwar, Uttarakhand.


From an early age, Pandit ji has followed in the footsteps of his father, embracing a life dedicated to Vedic learning and dharmic service. His studies encompass the Vedas, Upanishads, Ramayana, Bhagavad Gita, Chhanda Shastra, Kavya Shastra, and a wide array of classical Sanskrit literature. He is especially acclaimed for his soulful narration of Ramayana, Shrimad Bhagavatam, and Devi Bhagavatam Kathas.


In addition to his scriptural knowledge, Pandit ji holds a Diploma in Vocal Music and Tabla from Prayag Sangeet Samiti, Prayagraj (1989), reflecting his deep passion for devotional music.


He has also undergone formal training in Karmakanda (ritual practice of various Sanskars and Anusthans) through programs conducted by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. 


As the Founder and President of the Hindu Heritage Society Inc. (HHS), and through his association with several prominent institutions such as the Hindu Council of Australia (HCA), and Australian Council of Hindu Clergy, (ACHC) Pandit Bhatt ji has played a key role in promoting Hindu values and cultural traditions in Australia.

Panditji's philosophy

Releasing attachment to outcomes

 कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन।

 मा कर्मफलहेतुर्भूर्मा ते सङ्गोऽस्त्वकर्मणि॥


 Karmaṇy-evādhikāras te mā phaleṣhu kadāchana
mā karma-phala-hetur bhūr

mā te saṅgo 'stv akarmaṇi.  

 Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 47


“You have the right to perform your duties, but not to the results of those duties. Do not let the fruits of your actions be your motive, nor let your attachment be to inaction.”


This profound verse from the Bhagavad Gita encapsulates the heart of Karma Yoga - the path of selfless action. It teaches us to dedicate ourselves fully to our responsibilities while releasing attachment to the outcomes. Whether in personal life, professional pursuits, or spiritual practice, our focus should rest not on reward or recognition, but on sincere, wholehearted effort.


Outcomes are shaped by countless variables, many of which lie beyond our control and often unfold according to divine will. What is within our grasp is our intention, our effort, and the integrity with which we act. When we release the craving for specific results, we liberate ourselves from anxiety, frustration, and ego-driven desires.


Importantly, detachment is not the same as indifference or passivity. It is an inner discipline—a quiet strength that allows us to remain steady amid both success and failure. True detachment empowers us to act with mindfulness, devotion, and equanimity. It is the foundation of resilience and clarity, allowing us to live not merely for achievement, but with a deeper sense of purpose and alignment with dharma, our righteous path.


In this way, Karma Yoga urges us to engage fully with life: to meet every task with presence and principle, to act with integrity regardless of the outcome, and to find freedom not in renouncing action, but in letting go of the need to control its fruits..

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Shrimati Radhika Bhatt

About

 Shrimati Radhika Bhatt was born in Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand, India, and raised in an army family that instilled in her the values of discipline, compassion, and service.

In 1997, she moved to Sydney with her husband, Pandit Narayan Bhatt, and continued her education while becoming an active and dedicated member of the Hindu community. 

Walking alongside her husband, she has played a vital role in supporting and participating in numerous cultural and religious initiatives.

Radhika has made significant contributions to organizations such as the Hindu Heritage Society (HHS) and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) Australia, helping promote and preserve Hindu values and traditions.


As a devoted social worker and scripture teacher, she also volunteers with the Sydney Sanskrit School and other community groups. 

Radhika is a loving mother, empathetic friend, and respected community figure whose life of service continues to inspire and uplift those around her.

You are what your deep, driving desire is. As your desire is, so is your will. As your will is, so is your deed. As your deed is, so is your destiny


Brihadaranyaka Upanishad

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Shri Ram Katha at our place 2025

Shri Ram Katha at our place 2025

Shri Ram Katha at our place 2025

 Ram Ram Pundit Ji,

On behalf of my family and friends, I extend our heartfelt thanks for delivering such a beautiful and soul-stirring Shri Ram Katha. Your words touched our hearts deeply and created an atmosphere filled with devotion, peace, and divine presence.


The way you brought the teachings of the Ramayan to life with such sincerity and clarity was truly inspiring. Many of us felt an inner spiritual connection that will stay with us for a long time. Your presence and narration turned our home into a space of sacred reflection and grace.


We feel truly blessed to have had the opportunity to host you and listen to your Katha. Thank you for guiding us with such dedication and bhakti.

With deep respect and gratitude,
Hasmukh & Family

Shrimad Bhagwat Katha 2025

Shri Ram Katha at our place 2025

Shri Ram Katha at our place 2025

  Bhagwat Gyan Yagna at the Residence of Satish and Lalita Singh in February 2025. We were deeply honoured to have Pandit Narayan Bhatt officiate the Bhagwat Gyan Yagna at our home in February 2025. The profound wisdom and spiritual insights that Panditji shared during the Gyan Yagna were truly invaluable. His eloquent discourses brought the teachings of Srimad Bhagwatam to life, resonating with clarity, depth, and timeless relevance. What made the experience even more divine was Panditji’s soul-stirring rendition of Bhajans and Kirtans. His voice, imbued with devotion and purity, has a unique spiritual magnetism that took us all to a higher, beatific realm. There is a rare divinity in his presence and voice that touches the soul and fosters a deep spiritual connection. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Pandit Narayan Bhatt Shastri Ji for gracing us with his presence and guiding us on this sacred journey.

Rudrabhishek 2025

Shri Ram Katha at our place 2025

Akhand Ramayan Path 2025

 Namaskar Pandit ji,

We are truly grateful for the divine experience you created during the Pooja. The entire atmosphere was filled with an overwhelming sense of spiritual energy — we genuinely felt Lord Shiva’s presence and blessings throughout the ceremony. It was deeply moving and uplifting.

Since then, we’ve been receiving heartfelt messages from our friends and well-wishers who attended or watched the ceremony — all expressing how powerful and peaceful the experience was. Everyone is full of praise for the way you conducted the rituals with such devotion and precision.

We feel truly blessed to have had you as our Pandit ji on such a special occasion — our anniversary. It added sacredness and significance to our celebration that words cannot fully express.

Our sincere thanks to both you and Radhika ji for all the meticulous arrangements and for guiding us so gracefully through the Pooja.

With deep gratitude,

Akhand Ramayan Path 2025

Frequently asked questions about Hinduism part 1

Akhand Ramayan Path 2025

Namaste Didi,

Thank you so very much for the beautiful Akhand Ramayan Pooja and the uplifting sangeet experience. I am truly at a loss for words to describe how divine and inspiring it was. Everyone absolutely loved our Punditji, and I feel so grateful and overwhelmed by all the kind words and blessings I’ve received for inviting him to be part of this sacred journey we have embarked upon.

May he always remain connected with us so we can guide our children with such noble values and teachings.

Jai Shri Ram.

Special Poojas for Your Special Purpose

Frequently asked questions about Hinduism part 1

Frequently asked questions about Hinduism part 1

 

We perform Sakaam Poojas with specific desires or goals in mind. Unlike Nishkaam Poojas, which we offer without seeking any material benefits, Sakaam Poojas focus on fulfilling particular wishes—whether for prosperity, good health, success, or the removal of obstacles.

Here are some of the most prominent Sakaam Poojas we offer for your needs:

https://hinduheritage.org.au/special-poojas 


Frequently asked questions about Hinduism part 1

Frequently asked questions about Hinduism part 1

Frequently asked questions about Hinduism part 1

A simple Q&A format has been developed with the support of my fellow purohits to respond to some of the most frequently asked questions by members of the Hindu community who have migrated to Australia from various parts of the world.

Given the vastness of Hindu philosophy and religious practices, it is not possible to capture their full depth in a single publication. Therefore, only the most commonly raised questions—gathered during numerous presentations and Satsangs—have been included in this first edition.

It is sincerely hoped that the contents of this edition will assist in clarifying some of the basic and practical aspects of Hinduism, particularly for the younger generations.

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