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17 October 2020

Grand Maha Chandi Homa || Paramashivoham-S14 || Enlightened Ecosystem || E-Citizens || Devi Parashakti ||

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A dark stone murti of Devi Meenakshi stands against a red drapery backdrop. She wears an tall gold crown, gold earrings, a nose ring, a gold forehead ornament and a heavy gold necklace over a pink and green silk sari with gold borders. A green parrot figure perches on her raised shoulder, and her hand holds a parrot-motif gold object. No physical people are visible.A dark-stone standing murti of Goddess Meenakshi, a form of Devi, dressed in a green and magenta silk sari with gold zari border and a gold crown. She holds a green parrot on her raised left hand and wears gold necklaces, a pearl and gold waist chain, gold bangles and a nose ring. The statue stands before a deep red velvet drape in an indoor hall.

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A dark-stone standing murti of Goddess Meenakshi, a form of Devi, dressed in a green and magenta silk sari with gold zari border and a gold crown. She holds a green parrot on her raised left hand and wears gold necklaces, a pearl and gold waist chain, gold bangles and a nose ring. The statue stands before a deep red velvet drape in an indoor hall.A dark stone murti of Devi Meenakshi stands against a red drapery backdrop. She wears an tall gold crown, gold earrings, a nose ring, a gold forehead ornament and a heavy gold necklace over a pink and green silk sari with gold borders. A green parrot figure perches on her raised shoulder, and her hand holds a parrot-motif gold object. No physical people are visible.
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A golden-framed shrine holds a black-faced deity murti of Saraswati seated on a magenta brocade cushion before a maroon drape. She wears a gold crown with jewelled ornaments, layered gold necklaces, a white and orange-bordered sari, and garlands of white and magenta flowers. She plays a brown wooden veena held against her shoulder, and her other hands hold a palm-leaf manuscript and a kamandalu. The image is a Navaratri alankaram display, with no visible people present.A bare-chested priest in a white dhoti with a gold border stands at left, his right arm raised toward a large white marble deity murti of a goddess seated on a lion-like mount. The goddess wears a red sari, a gold crown, a red and green necklace and a garland of red and orange flowers, and holds weapons in several hands. A silver thali with offerings and a brass lamp sit on a maroon-draped platform before a gold curtain.A dark-complexioned deity murti seated on a golden throne with a gold arched frame and maroon drape behind it. The figure wears a jeweled gold crown, a gold nose ring, a red-and-white garland of flowers, layered gold and jeweled necklaces, and an orange silk sari with a green and gold border. Its four arms hold gold-coloured emblems including a trident-like staff and a conch-like object, and the feet are gold. This is a statue, not a living person.A dark-complexioned deity murti seated on a gilded throne-like arch, adorned in a pink and gold silk sari with gold border, a gold crown, layered gold necklaces with blue stones, and a garland of red and white flowers. It holds a golden staff in one hand and a conch-like object in another. A pink lotus and row of brass kalasha pots with gold-tipped lids sit in front. Red curtains frame the background. No physical people are visible.A dark-complexioned deity murti of a goddess seated on a gilded throne framed by ornate gold arch carvings and deep maroon drapes. She wears a tall gold crown, a red silk sari with gold zari borders, layered gold and jewelled necklaces, and white and red flower garlands. Her gold hands hold a conch-like object, a staff and a lotus-like emblem. The setting resembles a temple alankaram display.
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A dark stone deity murti of Devi, seated in a gilded arched shrine niche, is dressed for Navaratri. She wears a tall ornate crown, heavy silver and jewelled necklaces, and a red and gold silk sari with a brocade border, garlanded with white jasmine strands and red flowers. Teal silk drapes frame the shrine on both sides, and two hands rise behind the figure holding ritual objects. No people are visible.A video-call screenshot of an online Navaratri event. A woman with long dark hair, wearing green clothes and round glasses with a small red bindi, speaks to camera in the foreground in front of a tiered white display of small deity figurines and oil lamps. Behind her on the right is a large portrait-style depiction of a seated figure with a red turban, tilak, a red and white flower garland, rudraksha-style beads, and a trident-like staff, set against a patterned pink backdrop. Thumbnail video tiles along the top show other participants, including a shrine and a seated person in green. Only the woman in front is a physical participant in this frame.A decorated temple shrine displays a central standing deity murti in silver and gold ornaments with garlands, flanked by two seated metal murtis wearing white flower garlands and jewellery, set before a red curtain and ornate golden arch with carved lion figures. Marigold and rose garlands and a red and yellow flower arrangement adorn the base, and a silver lamp or kalasha stands at the side. No physical people are visible; the figures are statues and deity murtis.Three gilded deity murtis are seated on a yellow cloth, decorated with white and pink garlands, red and white flowers, and silver jewellery. The central figure, smaller and dressed in green and pink with a pink garland, sits between the two larger murtis. The left murti wears a green-and-gold crown and holds a trident-like attribute, while the right murti wears a silver crown and holds a small object. Gold and silver ornaments, rose petals and a carved golden backdrop with lion figures frame the shrine.
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A photograph of a temple display set against a deep red wall, with a blue cloth on a low platform. Large gilded statues of standing deities flank the centre, and a golden deity murti seated on a lion-like mount with multiple arms sits in front of a halo-like arch. Red and white flower garlands and rudraksha-style beads drape the figures. Painted clay figurines in orange and blue robes, and small figures of seated and standing devotees, are arranged on the red cloth in the foreground. No living people are visible. A caption in the lower corner reads Kailasa Seattle - Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple.Close-up photograph of a deity murti at the Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple in KAILASA Seattle, showing its ornate adornments. A golden hand with raised fingers rests near the frame, topped by a green jewelled peacock or parrot ornament set with red and white stones. Layered rudraksha beads, pearl strands and jewelled pendants with blue and red gems cover the chest. Red velvet drapery and white flowers form the background. No people are visible.Close-up photograph of a deity murti decorated for worship, with a green jeweled parrot ornament, a gold ornament with red and white stones, and a large jeweled and beaded gold-toned collar studded with red and green stones, rudraksha beads and pearls. A yellow-white flower garland and red flowers sit beside the figure. A gold-toned hand or figure with a gold stand is at lower left, and a patterned cloth with orange, teal and red motifs hangs behind.Close-up photograph of a deity murti dressed in a dark green silk sari with a gold zari border and a pink-and-gold paisley-bordered shawl draped at the side. Layered crimson rose garlands hang across the chest, with a large pale pink lotus at the centre, a cluster of gold-tipped rosebuds, and a pearl strand ending in orange and red flower tassels. A jewelled gold crown or ornament sits at the top, against a deep red velvet backdrop. No physical people are visible.
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Indoor Navaratri puja in a room with red walls and a row of red-and-black shoes stacked on shelves at left. A family sits on a patterned mat before brass oil lamps, trays and a flower-decorated plate. A bare-chested man in a white dhoti and gold necklace sits beside them. A ceremonial deity murti stands on a yellow-draped platform with a framed portrait above, and a man in a light blue shirt stands at a small table with lamps and offerings. Two women in saris sit at right, and a laptop with a Toronto label sits at left. Seven people are visible in the photograph.A large black stone deity murti stands in a gold ornate arched niche against a maroon wall. It wears a tall golden crown, an orange and gold sari, layered silver jewellery with red and green gemstones, and a garland of yellow and pink flowers. One hand holds a staff of bamboo-like rod and another holds a vessel. A small figure in a pink dress with silver necklaces stands on a side pedestal before the murti, in a Navaratri shrine setting.A black stone deity murti stands in an ornate silver arched shrine niche against a maroon wall, dressed in an orange and gold silk sari with a pink border. It wears layered silver-tone jewelled necklaces with red and green stones, a tall gold crown, and yellow and pink flower garlands. In its raised left hand it holds a black ceremonial pot, and in its right hand a green bamboo staff rests against its side. Marigold-like flowers lie at its feet, and a smaller pink-clad figurine stands at the lower right of the shrine. No living people are visible.Close photo of a black stone deity murti in a silver-framed niche, wearing a tall gold crown, a red and gold silk sari with pink border, layered silver and gemstone jewelry including a red stone pendant, and a garland of yellow and pink roses. One hand holds a tall black pot-like object, the other is raised with a small flower or kumkum mark on its palm. A red dot mark sits on the forehead. No physical people are visible.
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Two small metal murti figures of deities with long black braided hair stand on gilded pedestals, each wrapped in white jasmine garlands with pink flowers at the base. The left figure wears layered gold and jewelled necklaces, rudraksha-style beads and a red-and-gold ornamented chest, with raised palms. The right figure wears a yellow cloth, pearl and red-bead necklaces and a gold-coin ornament, with a jewelled face covering. Behind them a gilded ornate arch and orange-pink draped fabric form the altar backdrop, with a green embroidered cloth below. No people are visible.Close view of a deity murti dressed in a yellow embroidered skirt-like garment trimmed with silver and gold sequin borders, wearing layered white jasmine garlands, a pink flower, pearl and gold jewellery, and a crown-like headdress with long black hair. A second murti with long black hair and white jasmine garlands stands at left against an ornate gold backdrop.A small gilded metal deity murti stands on a carved pedestal, adorned with a jasmine garland, a yellow and green garment, red-stone jewellery and a crown. It holds a long trident and other implements, set against a peacock-feather and ornate golden backdrop on a green embroidered cloth. No people are visible.
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A digitally composited photograph shows a man seated cross-legged on an ornate golden throne with a tall arched back, set against a dramatic sky of glowing golden clouds and dark storm clouds. He wears a dark maroon dhoti with gold trim, multiple strands of large beaded rudraksha-style malas, a gold necklace with pendants, bangles, and a white vibhuti marking with a central dot on his forehead. His right hand is raised in a blessing gesture and his left hand rests open on his lap. A silver staff leans at the left edge, and two gilded lion figures flank the throne base, with a small dark cylindrical object on a side table. A bird flies in the upper left sky. The image is a graphic composite rather than a plain documentary photo, and a copyright line appears at the lower right.

KAILASA HOUSTON, USA on 10/17/2020

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Navaratri-Navaratri Day 2

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Count of Meals Served8
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On Occasion of Day 2 of NAVARATRI, Meenakshi Abhishekam, Alankaram, Aarati & Puja was performed, followed by Lalitha Sahasranamam Archana.

Devi Meenakshi is the incarnation of Adishakti, and the mighty queen of Madurai. She rules the kingdom exuding exemplary administrative powers, cosmic justice, & causeless compassion as Universal Mother to all.

“Meenakshi’ means “the one who has eyes like that of a fish”. Just as fishes protect their young as their own eyes, She looks after her devotees. With her one look, one glance, our miseries disappear.

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KAILASA LOS ANGELES, USA on 10/17/2020

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Navaratri-Navaratri 2020

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Was Food Served in Event?Yes
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Event Duration9 days

Navaratri 2020 program at a glance: Oct 17-Saturday Night 1: Sri Meenakshi Alankaram and puja with maha arti. Oct 18-Sunday Night 2: Sri Durga, Sri Lakshmi and Sri Saraswati homa, Abhishekam to devi Rajarajeshwari and Sri Lakshmi. Sri Sharada Alankaram and puja with maha arti. Oct 19-Monday Night 3: Sri Vishalakshi Alankaram and puja with maha arti. Oct 20-Tuesday Night 4: Sri Annapurneshwari Alankaram and puja with maha arti. Oct 21-Wednesday Night 5: Sri Bhuvaneshwari Alankaram and puja with maha arti. Oct 22-Thursday Night 6: Sri Mahalakshmi Alankaram, Lalita Sahasranamam chanting and puja with maha arti. Oct 23-Friday Night 7: Sri Mahishauramardhini Alankaram, Lalita Sahasranamam chanting and puja with maha arti. Oct 24-Saturday Night 8: Sri Saraswati, Lalita Sahasranamam chanting and puja with maha arti. Oct 25-Sunday Day 9: Vijaya Dashami (daytime) Abhishekam to devi Rajarajeshwari, Lalita Sahasranamam chanting, sri Nithyanandeshwari Alankaram and puja with maha arti. Oct 26-Monday 109 Navaratri naivedyams offered to Swamiji

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KAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 10/17/2020

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Navaratri-Navaratri Day 1

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Was Food Served in Event?Yes
Count of Meals Served1
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Our beloved Swamiji, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam said: "Navaratri is the most powerful time to connect with the Cosmic Mother's energy which can bring tremendous inner healing, peace and completion in all aspects of your life.

It is the time to realize one's own forgotten Shaktis, the powers, the time to realize one's own purpose of Life.

Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple at San Jose will be celebrating Navaratri by offering different sevas such as - Abhishekam, Thomalai and Vasthralankaram and Puja to Devi Parashakti in her varied powerful forms each day.

On Day1, participants were blessed to offer Abhishekam to Devi Mahalakshmi (morning) and Ashtotarra Namavali Puja (evening) to Devi Parashakti as Sharada Devi. Kuchipudi dance performace and Carnatic Kritis on Devi Parashakti were offered as a part Navaratri Culturals (evening).

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KAILASA SEATTLE, USA on 10/17/2020

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Navaratri-Navaratri Day 1

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Celebration of the divine feminine consciousness. One the first night of Navaratri, Devi graced in the form of Meenakshi

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 10/17/2020

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Navaratri

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Count of Meals Served15
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Navaratri Day 1

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KAILASA UNITED KINGDOM on 10/17/2020

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Navaratri-Navarathri Day 1

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Participants Count1
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Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served0
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Event Duration2 hours

Abhishekam offered to the Bhoga Murthys at Kailasa in London Day 1

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Grand Maha Chandi Homa || Paramashivoham-S14 || Enlightened Ecosystem || E-Citizens || Devi Parashakti ||

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Today on Day 1 of Navaratri, Grand Maha Chandi Homa and Chitra Nakshatram was celebrated in the Eastern Headquarters of KAILASA, Adi KAILASA Sarvajnapeetam. It was offered by a third eye awakened Being, initiated by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness, Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam, in accordance with the Cosmic Principles as described in the Source book of Hinduism, the Veda Agamas. The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism graced the Celebrations with his Darshan during the auspicious completion of the Chandi Homa with the Purnahuti offering. His very presence during this intense ritual inspired delegates from around the world with initiation into manifesting and radiating the State, Space, Powers, Being and Superconsciousness of Paramashiva, creating the Enlightened Ecosystem of KAILASA. Also revealed was the Guru Dakshina Sankalpa for $1 for all E-Citizens of KAILASA to receive blessings and boons from Devi Parashakti.

Presidential Daily Briefing with the Paramashiva Ganas ensued

Contributing to over 108 humanitarian causes of SHRIKAILASA Uniting Nations, KAILASA's Nithyananda Hindu University marks today as Season 14, Day 4 of the Paramashivoham convention. One of the major highlights of KAILASA’s contributions through this convention is Power Manifestation, today being the Power of Length. Delegates also experienced Subramanya Bhava 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 related to the 7 Chakras-Emotions, Completion with Root Pattern, Samskara Dahana Kriya, Siddha Traditions, Conquering Life, Paradox of Freedom and Sarvaparityaga, as revealed by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism inspiring millions towards the Science of Hinduism.

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17 OCTOBER 2020 - Navaratri in KAILASA welcomes you to the completion of grand maha chandi homa in Adi Kailasa Sarvajnapeeta, Bengaluru, India.

  • Inspiring the Hindu diaspora worldwide to reclaim their Hindu centric freedom through intense rituals and worship during Navaratri culminating to the revival of KAILASA. Initiating everyone into manifesting and radiating the state, space, powers, being and superconsciousness of Paramashiva - creating the enlightenment ecosystem ,an unimaginable responsibility taken by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam.
  • This sacred fire ritual to invoke Devi; Goddess to do power manifestation, (chandi homa) conducted in Adi Kailasa Sarvajnapeetam (Bengaluru, India) is performed keeping integrity to its micro details as described in the sourcebooks of Hinduism, Vedagamas. Conducted by KAILASIANS who are blessed, initiated, and trained personally by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism.
  • Keeping true to the instructions of the Veda Agamas , the specialty of Chandi Homa in KAILASA is that the homa is conducted by third eye awakened beings, initiated by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism to manifest all the powers of Paramashiva.
  • The Navaratri rituals in KAILASA is setup, created, conducted and celebrated precise to the Veda Agamas, thus, KAILASA is honoured to declare that, with the blessings, guidance and initiation of The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Goddess Parashakti is here in KAILASA to bless and heal the world.
  • Receive Darshan, offer your prayers, and be part of the celebrations from wherever you are - just a click away! Do not miss this great opportunity to connect with the Cosmic Mother in KAILASA.
  • A special announcement to all ecitizens of KAILASA:

In conjunction of the Navaratri celebrations in KAILASA, special donation of $1 to have your name read during the sankalpa mantra (conscious resolution) of the Maha Chandi Homa happening in Adi Kailasa Sarvajnapeetam, Bengaluru, India.

If you are an EKAILAVAYASI, please register here https://gateway.nithyanandahinduuniversity.org/

Do not miss the chance of participating in the Navaratri celebrations as an EKAILAVAYASI. Apply for free E-citizenship: https://kailaasa.org/e-passport/

  • KAILASA is open to all for your superconscious breakthrough, If you are not able to make the donation of $1, please do state your reasons. Based on the reasons, your name may be read in the sankalpa of manifesting wealth and abundance.

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