Save the date for the
BIGGEST HANUMAN
event of the year
28 June 2026
Chinmaya Hanuman Festival
A Spiritual Offering for Peace & Prosperity
Venue – Nairobi
Audience expected: 5000+
Why Participate in the Havan?
For the Love, Strength, and Bond of Family
Light the Fire of Togetherness
Blessings for Generations through Hanuman Havan
Join in the largest Hanuman Chalisa chanting in NZ history
Enjoy delicious Indian food stalls
Kids Zone with bouncy castle, games, colouring, and bhajan storytelling
Cultural Stage Performances
Blessings from Pujya Swami Swaroopananda
Join Hanuman Chalisa Chanting – Be part of spiritual history
Why Participate in the Havan?
Be one of 324 families seated around 108 grand havan kunds — with 3 families per kund, performing sacred offerings to Lord Hanuman
Seek protection, blessings, and peace for your family in this powerful spiritual gathering
A divine celebration marking 75 years of Chinmaya Mission’s global service and transformation
The havan will be conducted under the guidance of Pujya Swami Swaroopananda, Global Head of Chinmaya Mission
All yajmans will receive prasad, havan samagri, and a special spiritual souvenir
Why a Hanuman Havan?
In 2026, we will mark a historic milestone – 75 years of Chinmaya Mission’s divine service. To honour this occasion
Hanuman represents selfless service, fearlessness, and devotion to truth – values Chinmaya Mission lives by. f’ This Yagna is not just a ritual, but a symbol of national and spiritual upliftment – bringing the community together in a powerful vibration of peace and purpose.
Worldwide Presence
Chinmaya Mission is a global spiritual organisation founded in 1953 by Swami Chinmayananda, with the vision of sharing the timeless wisdom of the Vedanta philosophy.
With 300+ centres across 30+ countries, Chinmaya Mission actively conducts:
Spiritual discourses, yoga and meditation classes
Youth development programs (CHYK — Chinmaya Yuva Kendra)
Bala Vihar programs for children
Sanskrit and Vedanta study courses
Humanitarian and educational projects globally
Chinmaya Mission has touched millions of lives worldwide, nurturing minds, building communities, and promoting inner growth.
Why Sponsor?
Align your brand with the most anticipated spiritual event of the year:
Reach 5,000+ attendees in person — all part of New Zealand’s growing South Asian population
Multi-channel visibility through radio, social media, billboards, and influencers
Direct engagement with a culturally-rooted and loyal audience
Booth space & branding opportunities for sponsors
Sponsor event
Life of Lord Hanuman
Birth of Hanuman
Hanuman was born to Anjana (an apsara cursed to be born on Earth). and Kesari, a vanara chief Hewas blessed by Lord Vayu (Wind God), which gave him immense strength and speed. His birth is considered divine and purposeful for aiding Lord Rama
Childhood Mischief and Sun Incident
As a child, Hanuman mistook the Sun fora ripe fruit and leapt towards it to eat it. Indra struck him with his thunderbolt (Vajra), injuring his jaw. Lord Vayu, unraged, withdrewair from the universe. To appease him, the gods blessed Hanuman with various divine powers
Cursed To Forget His Powers
Due to his constant Mischief as a child, sages cursed Hanuman to forget his powers untilsomeone reminded him. Thus humility helped shae his service-oriented nature
Hanuman Journey to Lanka
Wheb Jambavan reminded Hanuman of his powers, he leapt across the ocean to reach Lanka. There, he met Sita in Ashoka Vatika and gave her Lord Rama’s ring to assure he rescue.
Burning of Lanka
After delliverting Lord Rama’s message, Hanuman allowed himself to be captured. When his tail was set on fire, he used it to burn down large parts of Lanka, showing both his strenth and devotion.
Bringing Sanjeevani Booti
During the war in Lanka, Lakshmanawas mortally wounded. Hanuman wassent to bring the Sanjeevani herb fro the Himalayas. unable to identify theexact herb, he lifted the entire mountain and briufgt it back, saving Lakshmana
About Chinmaya Mission
Worldwide Presence
Chinmaya Mission is a global spiritual organisation founded in 1953 by Swami Chinmayananda, with the vision of sharing the timeless wisdom of the Vedanta philosophy.
With 300+ centres across 30+ countries, Chinmaya Mission actively conducts:
Spiritual discourses, yoga and meditation classes
Youth development programs (CHYK — Chinmaya Yuva Kendra)
Bala Vihar programs for children
Sanskrit and Vedanta study courses
Humanitarian and educational projects globally
Chinmaya Mission has touched millions of lives worldwide, nurturing minds, building communities, and promoting inner growth.
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Contact US
For sponsorship discussions, please contact
0212 149 243
marketing@chinmaya.org.nz
www.chinmaya.org.nz