There are many useful and informative content, one can watch, where committed individuals talk on the issues related to our Temple Heritage. It is vital that Hindus around the world know how the system has been working to destroy our Heritage. The 1st step in destroying our Heritage was in the destroying of the system of Temples around which our society was structured. This automatically led to the destruction of our Education system as well as the Economic system. So, it's important to understand the core concept of how our temples have been functioning for thousands of years. It's only then that we can work on reviving our temples and take them out of government control. Here we feature some significant talks on this subject

How Administering Our Temples Will Lead To Renaissance Of Hinduism

TR Ramesh is the President of Temple Worshippers Society. He coordinates the legal efforts concerning Pujya Swami Dayananda Saraswati Swami’s Case before the Supreme Court filed against the control of Hindu Temples & Charities in the States of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Puducherry. He is with Dr.Swamy’s legal research team from 2009 when Dr. Swamy took up the Chidambaram Temple Case.

Listen to his series of Talks on How take over of adminisration of Temples by Hindus will lead to Renaissance of Hinduism .

Free Our Temples - J Sai Deepak

In this talk, Sai Deepak tells us about the age-old tradition of temple administration by local Hindu communities. In doing so, he shatters the myth that the temple is a Brahmanical institution. He informs us that the temple is not just a religious centre, but also a social and economic organization that takes care of the livelihood of local communities. Therefore, the temple is central to the functioning of Hindu society and it is due to its multi-faceted nature that the temple has been the target of Islamic invaders and Christian missionaries.

Sai Deepak also explains the concept of temple legislation and how it has been misused to justify government takeover and subsequent abuse of thousands of temples in the state of Tamil Nadu. Surprisingly, only the temples of the Hindu community are controlled by the ‘secular’ government of India. He reveals how state officials, who are charged with the task of ‘protecting’ temples, work in concert with police officials and thieves and idol smugglers. On the whole, he builds the case that there is an urgent need for a massive overhaul of the structure of temple administration by the government.

He helps us understand:

- The Constitutional limits on Statist intervention in Hindu religious institutions

- The need to free Hindu religious institutions from the stranglehold of the Government

- The extent to which Courts have recognised and facilitated Statist intervention in Hindu religious institutions

- The alternative to State management of Hindu religious institutions