Kaliyabid temple

The Ram Naam Mandir is not merely a temple dedicated to Lord Ram but is a unique temple devoted to the divine name of Ram itself. This visionary concept was introduced by Shri Hari Har Anandji Maharaj, who inspired devotees to write the name of God 108 times, observe five minutes of silence, offer it with full devotion, and then serve the people around them in any possible way.

At the age of 17, he moved to Vrindavan, where he had divine visions of Raas Leela. Following these experiences, he embraced complete silence for the rest of his life, communicating only through writing.

He aimed to build three types of temples: a service temple, a healthcare temple, and an educational temple. Located at the southern gate of Bhavnagar, the central structure of this spiritual complex is the Ram Naam Mandir, built on a unique pillar-like foundation.

The temple houses billions of written divine names, including over 5 billion handwritten names of Ram and 2 billion other sacred names. On either side of the temple, there are dedicated facilities for healthcare and education, extending his mission of service to society.