Location
Maa Gayatri Worship in canada is active across multiple provinces, with Prominent Centers established by the all world Gayatri pariwar and local devotees of The Divine Mother. Some of the key Centers include:
Gayatri Parivar canada – brampton, ontario
Address: 1459a dundas st. e., unit #105, mississauga, on, l4x 1l3
Gayatri Shaktipeeth – calgary, alberta
A devotional hub for Yajnas, Mantra chanting, and cultural education inspired by Maa Gayatri.
These Centers serve as sanctified spaces for Her worship, where devotees gather to chant the Maa Gayatri Mantra, perform Yajnas, and engage in spiritual sadhana.
Historical Background
The Roots of Maa Gayatri Worship in canada trace back to the late 20th century, when immigrants from india and other regions brought their Spiritual Traditions with them. Inspired by the Teachings of pandit shriram sharma acharya, local communities began organizing Events to spread Gayatri Consciousness and Vedic Culture.
In the early 2000s, Organized Centers affiliated with The All World Gayatri Pariwar emerged. These Spaces became Sacred Grounds for regular Yajnas, Akhand Deep (eternal flame) maintenance, Spiritual Discourses, and the Distribution of Literature dedicated to The Divine Mother.
Today, these Centers represent not just places of worship, but cultural and educational institutions devoted to spreading the light and wisdom of Maa Gayatri in north america.
How To Reach
By air:
Major cities like toronto, calgary, and vancouver have international airports.
From toronto pearson international airport, one can reach the mississauga center within 20–30 minutes by car.
By train/bus:
Local transport like go transit, via rail, and city buses provide easy access to nearby worship centers.
Local taxis and rideshare services (uber, lyft) are available from major train stations.
By road:
Highways such as the 401 in ontario and deerfoot trail in calgary provide direct access to the Centers.
Parking facilities are usually available on-site.
Best Time To Visit
During winter, indoor gatherings are organized with special attention to Her Divine Energy of light and warmth.
Navaratri (twice a year) and Gayatri Jayanti are the most significant celebrations.
Sundays and sankranti days often feature collective Yajnas, Bhajan-Kirtan, and spiritual talks.
