IACA Valentines Day Party – was a grand success!
February 9, 2013 in Community News, Email Newsletter, IACA News, Upcoming Events, Values & Culture Clash
IACA Valentines day was a grand success! Here are the event photos taken by Girish Bhai..
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Atlanta IACA Valentines Day Party at Palace Restaurant on February 17th 6:30 PM
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IACA Valentines Day Party – All are invited
Celebration of Love – A Valentine’s Party – By your favorite organization
When - SUNDAY FEB-17 @ 630 PM EST
Venue - Palace Indian Restaurant
Tickets - Till Feb 13th:Adult/ Child (5-10 yrs): $25/$10, Children under 5: FREE
After Feb 13th and at door:Adult/ Child: $30/$15
Book Online – https://www.addate.com/iaca/events/ValentinesDay/PalaceRestaurant.aspx
10% Discount only for IACA members – Use discount code MEMBER
( Non members who use this code will be given discount but will get charged with IACA membership fee for singles)
Check for affiliate discounts on community DJ’s and photographer Facebook pages and social media groups.
PS – Buy your tickets in advance to avoid sell-out ahead of the event from organizers in the flyer.
Atlanta IACA Valentines Day Party at Palace Restaurant on February 17th 6:30 PM
Narayan said on February 9, 2013
While some consider this event a deviation from Indian culture as we never grew up with it, others think it is the best way to bring people of all generations and lifestyles together. For this reason I added it to Values and Culture Clash . When your spouse is your “ardhangi”, every day is a Valentines Day. The love permeates all aspects of life and “Krishna” is its manifestation. It is my understanding the devotion of 16,000 Gopi’s in Krishna are all different forms of love. If you want to make time for such discussion and spiritual satsang, Sadhwiji is giving a lecture on the topic “Dialogue from the Bṛhadāraṇyaka Upaniṣad” on 16th and 17th at Sai Mandir.
Girish Modi said on February 20, 2013
Your views are very conservative and outdated. All people of India including Hindus and Muslims clebrate Christmas, so celebrating St. Valentine day has spiritual meaning too. Everybody (from toddler to older men) enjoyed the party very much. Sorry, you missed it
By the way your interpretation of 16000 gopi’s has not been supported by any spiritual guru or by the scriptures
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