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26 March 2020

Lord Dakshinamurti bestowed the boon of visual silence || Paramashivoham-S1 || Power of Reading the Past of a person and Dura Drishti ||

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A photograph of a large dark-stone deity murti of Lord Dakshinamurti seated in a golden arched shrine framed by red drapes. The murti wears a green and purple silk sari-style draping, layered garlands of pink, red, yellow and white flowers, gold and jewelled necklaces, and a tall black crown with a rudraksha-style strand. It holds a trident-like staff and other gold hand implements, with a small green parrot perched on its raised arm. In front stands a green-draped altar holding three gold figures adorned with white flowers, a gold plate of rose petals, and silver oil lamps lit on the floor. No physical people are visible.Promotional poster for NAVARATRI 2020 IN KAILASA, commemorating the 40th Chaturmasya. A man with a tall dark turban, white forehead markings and a red bindi sits smiling with palms pressed together in namaste. He wears layered rudraksha malas and gold-toned ornaments over bare shoulders. Behind him a large red-toned deity face with third eye and bindi glows. Sanskrit verses and English translations and event dates on a dark red background, with social media handles and a disclaimer at the bottom.A golden metal murti of a deity stands in a decorated niche framed with red velvet and rhinestone-studded borders. The figure wears a red and green skirt with gold zari borders, a jewelled red and green chest ornament, and a tall jewelled crown. It holds a golden vina-like instrument and a golden staff-like object. Yellow and white marigold garlands with red roses hang over the shoulders and at the top left, and a gold brocade cloth covers the base. This is a deity murti with no visible people.

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A tiered golu-style display of many small painted clay and wooden figurines arranged on stepped platforms draped in red and gold cloth, lit with multicoloured fairy lights. At the top sits a gilded throne bearing a deity murti in red and green dress. Mid-level tiers show seated and standing deity figures including a seated Shiva figure in white and a pair of larger standing figures in golden dress. Lower in the foreground are miniature temple models, a rocky cave-like arch, a small tree, and lotus flowers on green grass. No physical people are visible; the figures are statues and dolls.A gilded murti of a seated deity with a black face, tall crown, and vibhuti-style tilak, seated on a richly carved golden throne against a backdrop of golden and dotted brown-and-gold draped fabric. Yellow marigold garlands and a white flower garland hang over the chest. One hand holds a staff-like implement, another is raised in a mudra, and the right leg is bent in a relaxed pose. No physical people are visible; this is a statue or deity murti, not a person.Close-up photograph of a large black deity murti with a gold crown, gold jewellery, a red and gold bindi, a green-stoned nose ring and a gold lip ornament. A small yellow and green parrot figure perches on a gold ornamental panel at left. Gold ornate decorative elements fill the background under warm lighting. No physical people are visible.

March 26 2020

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Lord Dakshinamurti bestowed the boon of visual silence || Paramashivoham-S1 || Power of Reading the Past of a person and Dura Drishti ||

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On this day, the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism (SPH), Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam after the second Great Pause, started radiating Paramashiva through His physical body, the very Being of Paramashiva, for the whole of humanity to manifest. During this period after the Great Pause, SPH delivered extraordinarily powerful messages and initiations every day. On taht day, during the Nithyananda Satsang, Paramashiva manifested Himself as Lord Dakshinamurti to bestow the boon of visual silence alongwith verbal silence, with all visuals disappearing into His light, His Tejas, or Mano Mauna. SPH remarked on the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, that the Corona virus would expose to the world its superficiality, whereas KAILASA was happening to save Planet Earth from it. The world would never be the same post COVID-19. It was the time for the world to revere and recognize Paramashiva. He then requested the delegates to sit with their eyes open while He manifested Dakshinamurti to infuse visual and verbal silence into them. This was followed by a powerful Question & Answer session. SPH worked further on raising the Consciousness of the delegates by bestowing them with the Dakshinamurti Bhava Darshan for the day.

Contributing to over 108 Humanitarian Causes of SHRIKAILASA Uniting Nations, KAILASA's Nithyananda Hindu University marked that day as Season 1, Day 7 of Paramashivoham. One of the major highlights of KAILASA’s contributions through this convention was Power Manifestation, that day being the Power of Reading the Past of a person and Dura Drishti.

That day’s Season 1, Day 7 of Paramashivoham Convention was conducted by the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam on 26 March 2020.

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16 temples from around the world participated

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