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SA Hindus’ Saturn Retrograde 2023 kicks off on the 17th targeting 2 million chants

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June 5, 2023
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SA Hindus invites everyone to join the annual chanting of Om Sham Shanishcharaya Namah to the God of Justice – Shani Bhagwaan during this years Saturn Retrograde. This year we are aiming to achieve a collective chant of 2 million.

By Lucy Sigaban – SA Hindus

Participation is simple… Chant Om Sham Shanishcharaya Namah from Saturday, 17 June to Saturday, 4 November 2023.

Whatsapp the number of chants you do to 067 638 2008.

Through your commitment and support, we achieved over 1.8 million chants during the Saturn Retrograde 2022 and we hope to have your support again this year to go over our target.

During the Retrograde, we also aim at collecting sufficient to distribute 888 Hampers. This is our annual 888 Hamper Drive, drop off points will be setup and communicated before the 17th of June.

We express our sincerest gratitude to all who contributed, volunteers who gave their time, and service provides who assisted with their service eg. logistics. The same team is on board again this year. Thank you.

We plead to Shani Bhagwaan to pardon our transgressions and we ask Him to please bless us with the positive aspect of His planet. May Shani Bhagwaan’s mercy be upon all.

Jai Hanuman

Om Sham Shanishcharaya Namah

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