Who We Are
Shirdi Sai Parivaar (SSP) is a volunteer-based non-profit, spiritual, and charity organization based in Milpitas, California. Inspired by the teachings of Shirdi Sai Baba, we promote unity, service, and compassion for all.
Our Mission
To promote Sai Baba’s values of love, faith, and service through prayer meetings, cultural and educational programs, youth engagement, and charitable initiatives that uplift individuals and communities alike.
Our Vision
Creating a global family inspired by Shirdi Sai Baba’s teachings, where compassion, selfless service, and strong moral values nurture children and build a peaceful, spiritually awakened world.
Our History & Activities
SSP was founded in 2002 with small weekly Bhajan gatherings. By 2006, we established our first center in Sunnyvale, and in 2010, we moved to our current location in Milpitas. Today, we conduct various religious, charitable, and community activities, including
Weekly Bhajans
Join us every Thursday at 7:00 PM for soulful bhajan satsangs and Shej Aarti.
Annadanam
We provide free meals every Thursday as part of our community service initiative.
Charitable Activities
From food drives to bone marrow donation camps, we help the underprivileged.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who is Sai Baba?
Sai Baba of Shirdi was a revered saint and spiritual leader, known for his teachings on love, tolerance, and self-realization. He is worshipped by people of all faiths and is believed to have performed numerous miracles during his lifetime.
Where is the temple located?
The Shirdi Sai Parivaar Temple is situated at California Circle, Milpitas, CA 95035, USA
What are the temple’s opening hours?
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 6:15 AM-7:45 AM, 11:45 AM-12:30 PM, 6:00-PM 9:30 PM
- Thursday, Saturday & Sunday: 6:15 AM 9:30 PM (continuous)
What are the main daily rituals?
Five Arati (worship rituals) are performed daily at:
- Kakad (Morning): 6:30 AM
- Madhyan (Noon): 12:00 PM
- Dhoop (Evening): 6:30 PM
- Shej (Night): 8:30 PM
These are livestreamed and open to all devotees.
Is there a dress code for visitors?
While there’s no strict dress code posted, modest attire is expected in respect of the spiritual environment. Devotees and guests typically dress conservatively. Additionally, as with most Hindu temples, shoes must be removed before entering.