Hindu temple London. Shirdi Sai Baba Temple

If you want to find a cause greater than yourself to invest in, you'll find it by visiting the temple and learning about its mission and history. Its size and interior does not take away from its status as a temple; but, rather, show it is not the building that makes it a temple but what is made of the space. And a lot is made of the space, having multiple purposes. Nothing but an accommodating atmosphere which dispels any self-importance you may have brought in with you.Simply put, it is very much worth your while and has your best interest at heart. You'll find yours and the temple's best interests interact and compliment. By serving the temple, helping out, contributing what you can uniquely offer, you'll find your best interest is also served. There is no imbalance between the two and it is very clear the temple has been built to help people thrive, thanks to those who helped establish and progress it. A unique experience awaits.

This temple is good because it helps me calm down and I am doing work experience in London shirdi sai baba temple and swami helps me meditate.

Wonderful Mandir. We get together and play bhajans on Thursdays, the people are very devoted and friendly. Swami Moorthi is a divine man, a great Guru and does a lot for the people. Do not hesitate to visit, all are welcome.

Meeting with Swami Moorthy was a true blessing. His wisdom, and insight during our first meditation meeting was astounding and I am very grateful to have met with him. The temple is such a joyful place and it is a lucky thing to have such a beautiful place to go to meditate, pray, participate in the temple's endeavours and practices and of course, meet with Swami Moorthy with his wealth of knowledge that he generously gives without asking for anything in return.Joy :)

I discovered this temple when I moved here from Canada and at a low point in my life. It has been my haven, especially through the bleak days of the pandemic. When I had no community here, this temple and its priest welcomed me graciously and checked in regularly on my well being by calling me. The priest is a pure soul giving of himself to a cause much greater than our mortal form. He has a beautiful Arti and pooja followed by prasad on Thursdays. Devotees always come away with flowers, fruits and chocolates as prasad on all other days. He is very prayerful and is very soothing with his divine predictions and words of comfort. This worthy landmark should be supported and preserved at all costs. Please visit the temple for peace and solace and consider doing your bit.

The largest granite Sai Baba statue in London is it's main attraction. Regular prayers and Aarti offered here by Indians and Sri Lankans largely. Works closely with Hackney council to promote diversity and cultural information.

First visit today. Very grateful for Swami, he brought more peace and new hope to my Life

Best place for Baba dharshan where you get chance to take part in puja and participate in Bhajan on Thursdays.

This Hindu Temple London is not just a place of worship. The head priest here, Swami Moorthy is a learned and well respected priest and scholar in the community who has done a great deal of community service to keep the community together and to make all the people who visit understand the beauty of hinduism and vedic teachings and he does that so well because of his excellent command of the english lenguage and his wide knowledge of hinduism. We used to attend his meditation classes a while back and his classes are rich in information and transformation. His temple also distributed about a thousand packs of prasadam, food during the pandemic so this is a temple with heart. I'm going to rejoin the meditation classes again as lockdown is easing and pray for a better future for humanity.