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3 April 2020

Eradicating violence and promoting peace || Paramashivoham S1 || Pratyaksha Pada Puja || Krishna Vishwarupa Bhava Darshan || Remote Vision || Apat Sanyas ||

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A standing man in a studio portrait against a deep blue starfield backdrop, dressed in an elaborate Krishna Vishwarupa style costume. He wears a tall gilded crown with peacock-like ornaments set with red, green and blue gemstones, layered silver and gold necklaces and pearl strands, jewelled armlets, bangles, a gold waist belt and an orange-gold dhoti with a teal border, and a maroon shawl draped over one shoulder. He is bare-chested, smiling and looking to the side.A standing man in a gold crown with jewelled peacock-style ornament, wearing an orange dhoti with teal border, a red patterned shawl over one arm, layered gold and pearl necklaces, a jewelled waist belt and armbands, posed with one hand on hip against a painted backdrop of a multi-headed deity form with golden crowns and raised arms in a cosmic, fiery sky. The figure is shown as a costumed Krishna Vishwarupa-style depiction in a staged digital composite, with a faint logo at upper left and a copyright line at lower right.A smiling man with a short dark beard and a vertical tilak on his forehead wears an ornate gold crown with a peacock feather, jewelled ornaments and red and green gemstones, plus layered pearl and gold necklaces and bangles. He is bare-chested and raises one hand in a blessing gesture, holding a flute at the lower left. Behind him, blurred painted or printed faces in gold headdresses fill the background.

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A smiling man with a short dark beard and a vertical tilak on his forehead wears an ornate gold crown with a peacock feather, jewelled ornaments and red and green gemstones, plus layered pearl and gold necklaces and bangles. He is bare-chested and raises one hand in a blessing gesture, holding a flute at the lower left. Behind him, blurred painted or printed faces in gold headdresses fill the background.A composite graphic-style image of a smiling man with a short beard in a golden crown with a peacock-feather ornament and jewelled red and white stones, bare-chested and draped in layered gold and pearl necklaces, a red and gold embroidered shawl over one shoulder, and gold armlets and a jewelled bracelet. He touches his chin with one hand while the other rests at his waist. Behind him, a painted multi-headed deity form with many faces in gold crowns and a red-marked forehead fills a swirling pink, gold and violet cosmic background. A watermarked copyright line appears at the lower right. The man wears Krishna-style adornment, and the backdrop shows a Vishwarupa-style cosmic form. Swamiji (probable) is identified by appearance cues: ornate gold jewellery, crown and shawl, though the figure is styled as a deity-role costume.A standing man in a gold crown with jewelled peacock-style ornament, wearing an orange dhoti with teal border, a red patterned shawl over one arm, layered gold and pearl necklaces, a jewelled waist belt and armbands, posed with one hand on hip against a painted backdrop of a multi-headed deity form with golden crowns and raised arms in a cosmic, fiery sky. The figure is shown as a costumed Krishna Vishwarupa-style depiction in a staged digital composite, with a faint logo at upper left and a copyright line at lower right.A standing man in a studio portrait against a deep blue starfield backdrop, dressed in an elaborate Krishna Vishwarupa style costume. He wears a tall gilded crown with peacock-like ornaments set with red, green and blue gemstones, layered silver and gold necklaces and pearl strands, jewelled armlets, bangles, a gold waist belt and an orange-gold dhoti with a teal border, and a maroon shawl draped over one shoulder. He is bare-chested, smiling and looking to the side.
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A standing man in an elaborate golden crown with a peacock feather, jewelled ornaments and red-and-gold patterned shawl, posed against a deep blue starry backdrop. He smiles, raises one hand near his face in a gesture and extends the other palm outward. He wears layered pearl and gold necklaces, armlets, bangles, a jewelled waist belt and an orange-gold dhoti, bare-chested.A composite graphic showing a smiling man in an ornate golden crown decorated with jewels and a peacock feather, bare-chested and wearing layered pearl and gold necklaces, a maroon shawl with gold motifs over his shoulder, and an orange-gold dhoti with a jewelled waist belt. He raises one hand in a mudra near his chin while the other hand is open at his side. Behind him are several painted, multi-headed deity figures with crowns and rays of light against a pink and gold cosmic backdrop. The man has long dark hair and a tilak on his forehead. Swamiji (probable): the bare-chested figure wears distinctive ornate jewellery, a crown and a shawl, matching the page's event context.Close-up photograph of a person's upper arm wearing an ornate gold armlet set with white stones and a small red gemstone at its lower drop. The armlet has wing-like curved sections, a central circular filigree medallion with a large clear stone, and a pendant at the base. Strands of pearls hang at the left edge, and a painted background of a deer and dark foliage appears behind the arm.
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Close-up photographic portrait of a smiling man in a dark forest setting with soft green light and misty foliage. He wears an ornate gold jeweled crown with pearl drops over a maroon turban, a vertical red mark on his forehead, green and pink jeweled earrings, and layered gold and pearl necklaces. Swamiji (probable): the figure wears a jeweled crown, ornate gold necklaces and a maroon head wrap, with a ceremonial appearance consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji. One physical person is shown in a stylized studio-like composite.Close-up photograph of a seated figure's upper body and hand, showing an ornate gold necklace with pendant and pearl strands, a gold belt with jewelled clasp, and an orange dhoti. The right hand, adorned with several gold rings and bangles, rests on a silver-toned staff with a leaf-shaped finial. A deep red shawl with gold floral print hangs from the arm. A silver carved side table stands at left and a leopard-print cushion lies beneath the seated figure against a dark floral backdrop. Identity cannot be confirmed from appearance alone, so the figure is described by role and attire only.Close-up photograph of a person's hand and forearm gripping a polished silver staff. The wrist wears a heavy gold bangle with an ornate elephant-head motif and a bead-studded gold band. Several gold rings are on the fingers, including one with a figurative deity motif. A maroon silk garment with gold floral embroidery drapes the wrist, and pearl-studded jewellery is visible at the top edge. The background is dark. The rest of the body is cropped out, so no face or identity cue is visible.A digitally composited image of a smiling man standing with hands on his hips, shirtless, wearing an elaborate gold crown with jewelled ornaments and a peacock feather, layered gold and pearl necklaces, armlets, bangles and a jewelled waist belt, with a red and gold cloth draped at his hips. Behind him, a cosmic purple and pink nebula backdrop shows a multi-armed, multi-faced deity form with several faces, holding weapons including a trident and a club, evoking a Vishwarupa depiction. The man's face and features are clearly visible and he appears to be a costumed performer or model rather than a clearly identifiable candidate, so the a person field is set to unsure.Close-up photograph of a seated figure dressed in an orange silk dhoti with a dark green and gold woven border, reclining on a leopard-print cushion. The wearer has a gold waist belt, gold bangles, a stack of gold bracelets and rings with ornate gold settings on the hand resting on the knee, and a jewelled blouse sleeve in red and gold. A silver-handled ceremonial object rests at the left edge. The face is not visible; this appears to be a deity or ceremonial costume shown as a decorative detail rather than a clearly identified person.A digitally composited graphic of a smiling man in an elaborate golden crown with jewelled central ornament and a peacock-feather-like motif, bare-chested and draped in layered gold and pearl necklaces, a gold belt with deity figures, and an orange and teal dhoti with a maroon shawl. He raises one hand in a gesture while the other rests on his hip. Behind him are multiple overlapping painted faces and crowned heads in pink, gold and orange tones. The background is a swirling pink and gold cosmic haze.

April 03 2020

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Eradicating violence and promoting peace || Paramashivoham S1 || Pratyaksha Pada Puja || Krishna Vishwarupa Bhava Darshan || Remote Vision || Apat Sanyas ||

Narration:

KAILASA's Department of Information Broadcasting, in collaboration with SHRIKAILASA Uniting Nations for Peacekeeping, aimed at eradicating violence and promoting peace, telecasted Paramashiva’s Direct Message from KAILASA revealed by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. His Divine Holiness (HDH) clearly revealed that Paramashiva is speaking through His body. HDH said, “When one starts tasting My (Paramashiva’s) Being, all your past fears, greed, powerlessness, everything will just become irrelevant and one will be showered with all the boons asked and not even imagined, as one understands the highest, ultimate dimensions of the life and Universe.” This message was followed by a relecast of L2 Initiation for Deities to Physically eat Naivedyam. Delegates offered Pratyaksha Pada Puja and Shiva Puja. HDH worked further on raising the Consciousness of the delegates by bestowing them with the Krishna Vishwarupa Bhava Darshan for the day.

Contributing to over 108 Humanitarian Causes of SHRIKAILASA Uniting Nations, KAILASA's Nithyananda Hindu University marks today as Season 1, Day 15 of Paramashivoham. One of the major highlights of KAILASA’s contributions through this convention is Power Manifestation, today being the Power of Remote Vision.

Sanyasis of the Nithyananda Order of Monks and initiated Acharyas worldwide, affiliated with the Department of Education of KAILASA conducted a series of seminars focusing on Truths of the Living Advaita, Nithyananda Yoga, Dandiya, Apat Sanyas, and becoming Adheenavasis, as revealed by the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism inspiring millions towards the Science of Hinduism.

Paramashivoham Level 2 Photos:

Glimpses from Day 15 of Paramashivoham Level 2 with The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam

3 April 2020

Krishna Vishwarupa Bhava Darshan

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