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14 May 2020

How Ahimsa (Non-Violence) - the Strategy to Stop the Hindu Holocaust || Parama Dharma II Paramashivoham S4 Day 8 || Surya Bhagvan Bhava Darshan ||Perpetual Completion || Chakras and Root Problems II Sarvaparityaga || Mind Reading

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A digitally composited close-up in profile of a smiling man wearing a large bundled black hair knot wrapped with a maroon-brown cloth turban, with pale white ash marks across the forehead. He wears a beaded necklace with gold-toned ornaments at the bottom edge. Behind him is an ornate silver-toned carved deity murti or shrine panel, and a warm glowing background with dark foliage on the right. The ash marks and turban are visible on the upper head.A smiling bare-chested man in a black and maroon turban with a white horizontal forehead mark sits before an ornate silver throne with lion-face motifs and a glowing tree-and-deity backdrop. He wears layered rudraksha malas and a gold necklace with a pendant. A silver vessel stands at the lower left.A smiling man in close-up profile, wearing a large black turban over a maroon-brown cloth wrap, with white ash markings on his forehead. He is bare-shouldered and wears a neck garland of brown rudraksha beads with gold-coloured ornamental beads. Behind him is a dark, softly lit background of leafy shapes with warm light and an ornate silver-toned object at the left edge. Visible cues include the turban, maroon wrap, rudraksha garland and gold beads, consistent with Swamiji (probable) in this photograph.

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A smiling man in close-up profile, wearing a large black turban over a maroon-brown cloth wrap, with white ash markings on his forehead. He is bare-shouldered and wears a neck garland of brown rudraksha beads with gold-coloured ornamental beads. Behind him is a dark, softly lit background of leafy shapes with warm light and an ornate silver-toned object at the left edge. Visible cues include the turban, maroon wrap, rudraksha garland and gold beads, consistent with Swamiji (probable) in this photograph.Close-up photograph of an ornate silver staff or mace with a finely hatched and twisted silver shaft and a bulbous top crowned with a cluster of gold-and-jade floral ornaments set with small red and green stones. The shaft is set against a dark, softly lit backdrop of warm, blurred foliage and a draped cloth at the left edge. No people are visible.A bare-chested man with a tall black hair bun wrapped in a maroon-red turban stands before an ornate silver-embossed panel decorated with a lion-face motif and scrollwork. Behind him, a dark forest of trees glows with golden light. He wears layered rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold-bead necklaces across his chest, a purple thread bracelet on his wrist, and white sacred ash on his forehead. His raised hand makes a gesture near his cheek while he smiles. Given the page's Swamiji flag, this is a probable Swamiji portrait, based on the turban, rudraksha malas and ornate necklaces, with the caveat that appearance alone is not conclusive.Close-up photograph of a smiling man wearing a maroon-brown turban over dark hair, with a broad white vertical mark on his forehead. Behind him is an ornate silver repoussé backdrop with scrolling patterns. The turban is wrapped high and the man looks directly at the camera. Appearance-based candidate: a person, shown with a turban and forehead marking, no other cues visible.

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How Ahimsa (Non-Violence) - the Strategy to Stop the Hindu Holocaust || Parama Dharma II Paramashivoham S4 Day 8 || Surya Bhagvan Bhava Darshan ||Perpetual Completion || Chakras and Root Problems II Sarvaparityaga || Mind Reading

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KAILASA's Department of Information Broadcasting, in collaboration with SHRIKAILASA Uniting Nations for Peacekeeping, aimed at eradicating violence and promoting peace, telecasted the Nithyananda Satsang on How Ahimsa (Non-violence) can be the Strategy to Stop the Hindu Holocaust revealed by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam on 5 May 2020 His Divine Holiness (HDH) shared important Truths about how Ahimsa - non violence - can be adopted, using His own life’s example of His relationship with The Guru, with His first circle of people, with the worldwide Sangha, with His disciples and devotees, with practising Hindus, with the whole universe, with the whole humanity, with everything. HDH also shared examples from the life of Lord Krishna revealing that Lord Krishna was the greatest strategist based on the Parama Dharma; But He was not only abused, there was even a murder attempt on Him.

Contributing to over 108 humanitarian causes of SHRIKAILASA Uniting Nations, KAILASA's Nithyananda Hindu University marks today as Season 4, Day 8 of Paramashivoham. One of the major highlights of KAILASA’s contributions through this convention is Power Manifestation, today being the Power of Mind Reading. The Darshan for today was Surya Bhava Samadhi Darshan.

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 the Truths of Sarvaparityaga, Chakras and Root Problems and Perpetual Completion, as revealed by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, HDH, inspiring millions towards the Science of Hinduism.

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