Parashakthi Temple, located in Pontiac, Michigan, is a prominent Hindu temple devoted to the Divine Mother, known as Parashakthi or Adi Parashakti, the supreme goddess in Hinduism.
Parashakthi Temple, established in 1999, holds a special significance for devotees who seek blessings from the Divine Mother for spiritual growth, protection, and guidance. The temple's central deity is Sri Mahakali, one of the powerful forms of Goddess Parashakthi, revered for her strength and compassion.
The temple’s serene ambiance and traditional South Indian architecture provide a deeply spiritual atmosphere for worship and meditation. It serves as a key spiritual and cultural center for the Hindu community in Michigan, offering a range of religious services, including daily prayers, special pujas, and major Hindu festivals such as Navaratri and Diwali. The temple also offers spiritual discourses, yoga classes, and cultural programs that promote understanding of Hindu values and traditions.
Visiting the Parashakthi Temple is important for devotees seeking spiritual solace, inner peace, and blessings from the Divine Mother. It is a place where individuals can connect with their faith, participate in religious ceremonies, and experience the rich cultural heritage of Hinduism in a peaceful environment.
Temple Opening Hours : Monday to Sunday 9 am–12 pm, 5–8:45 pm
Phone: +1 248-322-4731
Address: 551 W Kennett Rd, Pontiac, MI 48340, United States
Geographic coordinates: 42°39′50.2″N 83°19′12.9″W
