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25 October 2020

Purnahuti Chandi Homa, and Puja to Sri Saraswati || Paramashivoham-S14 ||The Bali Puja || The documentary Good God Country ||The Power of Mahima ||

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A dark-stone statue of a goddess murti stands in a decorated room against a starry blue-and-purple cosmic backdrop with strings of beads and sparkling curtains. The figure wears a royal blue and gold brocade sari with a gold border, a heavy gold necklace, gold bangles, a gold armlet and a tall gold crown with a halo-like arch. One hand holds a small golden lamp or ornament. Festive decoration surrounds the statue.

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A dark-stone statue of a goddess murti stands in a decorated room against a starry blue-and-purple cosmic backdrop with strings of beads and sparkling curtains. The figure wears a royal blue and gold brocade sari with a gold border, a heavy gold necklace, gold bangles, a gold armlet and a tall gold crown with a halo-like arch. One hand holds a small golden lamp or ornament. Festive decoration surrounds the statue.
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A photograph of a black-faced deity murti of Meenakshi Devi seated before a gold brocade backdrop with red and green garland drapes at the sides. The murti wears a gold crown with red gems, large jeweled earrings with red and blue stones, layered gold necklaces set with green stones, and a green silk sari with gold border. Long black hair falls over one shoulder. A green parrot is perched on her raised arm, and she holds a silver staff. Red, pink and yellow roses and white flowers are draped across her chest. No physical people are visible.Overhead photo of a Navaratri naivedyam offering laid on a woven straw mat over a red and cream patterned rug. A brass thali holds three small bowls of lentil-based preparations and a bowl of white grated coconut. A round brass plate holds a mound of orange-brown sweet halwa. Another brass thali holds bananas, a green apple, a red apple, a yellow lemon or citrus and a small clay or brass cup. A woven basket holds a banana, an apple and white flowers. A red and gold silk cloth with a paisley border lies at the upper left, and a small brass bowl floats pink flowers. A purple and white flower arrangement sits in a silver dish. No people are visible.
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A photograph of a decorated temple shrine with three deity murtis arranged under an ornate golden arch with a blue and maroon drape behind them. The central figure is a standing deity murti with a tall crown and a long garland of white flowers, flanked by two seated murtis, one holding a ceremonial object in its raised hand and wearing a green garment. Below, a golden-yellow cloth covers the shrine platform, strewn with red, yellow and orange flower petals and marigold garlands. A brass lamp and small offering items sit at the lower left. No people are visible.A photograph of a deity altar at the Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple in San Jose, with a golden arched frame carved with lions and floral motifs. Three metal murtis stand on a raised platform draped in orange cloth: a central standing deity wearing a tall crown, a silver-and-gold necklace and a white flower garland, flanked by two seated figures with silver crowns and white-and-maroon garlands, one in green and gold dress and the other in white and orange. Two brass lamps and a red and gold kalasha-like offering with a coconut sit in front, with pink flowers at the right edge. Behind them hang blue, red and maroon draped fabrics. No people are visible.Photograph of a shrine at Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple, San Jose, showing three deity murtis in an ornate golden arched niche with a blue and maroon draped backdrop. The central standing murti wears a tall crown, a silver necklace and a long white flower garland. Two seated murtis flank it: the left one wears a green crown and a green-and-maroon garment with a white garland and holds a raised hand and a club-like object; the right one wears a silver headdress and a white garland with maroon flowers. Before them stand a coconut, a kalasha-style pot with green leaves, and a brass tray scattered with rose petals. No people are visible.
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A standing deity murti of Nithyanandeshwari, a golden-faced goddess form dressed in a deep blue sari with a gold zari border. She wears an ornate golden crown with crescent moon ornaments, layered pearl and gold necklaces, and a rudraksha mala hangs from one raised hand. Garlands of white, pink, orange and magenta flowers drape her body. The murti stands before a dark red velvet curtain, with a name plate reading Kailasa Seattle - Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple at the bottom.A photograph of a ceremonial arrangement on a silver tray with blue and gold enamel border, set before draped fabric. A tiered golden kalasha-like peetha or pyramidal form stands at the center, surrounded by yellow, orange, and purple chrysanthemum flowers and beaded ornaments. Behind it hangs a red and green silk cloth with gold brocade borders, and a red brocade cloth covers the surface below. No people are visible; the scene is a decorated altar or deity seat for a temple ritual. A caption at the bottom reads Kailasa Seattle - Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple.
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Indoor puja room with an orange and pink wall hung with marigold and white flower garlands and strings of leaves. Three deity murti stand on a dais in front, the central one adorned with gold jewellery and garlands, flanked by smaller figures. A woman in a light blue patterned blouse sits cross-legged at the centre among children. On the left, a man in a black top and a woman in a multicoloured floral shirt and white trousers kneel beside a wooden box with brass pots and a small oil bottle. Children in white, grey, and orange tops sit on a red patterned mat performing ritual preparations, some holding small brass plates. Brass lamps, offering trays with flowers, and draped maroon altar cloths are arranged around the room.Three girls sit cross-legged on a red and yellow woven mat in a temple-style room during a puja. The girl on the left wears a white lace top with purple flower appliqués and purple silk trousers, with a small red bindi and white markings on her forehead, and holds her hands together over the offering. The girl in the centre wears a grey graphic t-shirt, grey leggings and glasses, with a red bindi, and her hands rest open on her knees. Beside them a brass puja tray holds a conch shell, brass bowls with pink flower petals, a small brass cup with a spoon, a lit red oil lamp, and folded white cloth. Behind them a decorated shrine with marigold garlands and a brass oil lamp is visible.Indoor puja in a room with orange and pink walls decorated with marigold garlands. Three deity murtis stand in a shrine on the left, dressed in gold and red garments with flower garlands. Several people sit on a red and gold patterned mat and pink and purple yoga mats: a woman in a blue top, a girl in a purple skirt, a boy in white, a boy in orange, and adults in pastel clothing. A woman in pink on the right holds her hands in anjali mudra beside a brass tray of offerings, incense, and a brass kalasha-style bowl filled with flower petals. Framed prints and small deity figures line the walls and side altar.
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A close-up photograph of a decorated deity murti with a golden crown and ornate jewelled gold headdress, wearing a large embellished necklace, a white garment with gold trim, and garlands of yellow marigolds, white jasmine and pink and red roses. A red exit sign is visible at the upper left, and a red background with festive lights appears at the right. No people are visible.A photograph of a large golden-brown deity murti of Goddess Saraswati inside a shrine room with a red wall and an ornate gold arch behind it. The murti holds a veena, a stringed instrument, across its body and wears a gold crown, garlands of yellow marigolds, white and pink flowers draped over the shoulders, and a white and gold sari. Fresh white and pink gerbera daisies and red blossoms lie at its base. A red and white EXIT sign is visible at upper left, and a gold ceremonial pot sits at the right edge. No people are visible.A golden-framed shrine in a room with dark red walls holds a white statue of a goddess holding a veena, decorated with marigold and multicolour garlands. Brass oil lamps, a brass plate of fruit, white flowers, green leaves and a small framed photograph of a woman stand on orange and yellow cloths on the altar below. A white bag and a stringed instrument sit at the left edge, and a red exit sign is visible on the wall. No people are visible.
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Close photo of a deity murti dressed in a purple silk sari with gold floral woven border, a turquoise and gold embroidered blouse, and layered jewelled necklaces. Its black hair is styled high and adorned with a gold and jewelled headpiece. It is garlanded with red and orange roses, red flower strings and a white alstroemeria, placed on a shrine with gold ornate metalwork behind it. A second murti stands partly visible at left, also adorned with flowers.A metal deity murti stands centrally inside an ornate silver arched backdrop, adorned with a jewelled necklace of white stones, red and blue earrings, a crown, and a golden trident held in one hand. It wears a royal blue draped cloth and is garlanded with orange and red flowers, with pink blossoms tucked beside it. A small offering of white flower petals lies at its base on a green embroidered cloth. No people are visible.
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A seated man with closed eyes and a slight smile sits cross-legged on a red cushion in front of an ornate gold throne with carved floral patterns. He wears an orange-brown saffron silk shawl wrapped over his body, an orange turban with gold ornaments, and a long white-and-gold beaded necklace. His hands rest on his knees in meditation. A silver pillar with a bird finial stands at left, and a silver vessel appears at lower right against a dark blue backdrop. A small copyright line is visible at lower right.A seated man in a golden ornate throne with a carved lion-face backrest and a tall ornamental finial behind him, sitting in lotus pose on a maroon cushion. He wears a reddish-brown turban decorated with white jewelled brooches, bare-chested, with multiple tall rudraksha mala necklaces and a tiger-striped waist cloth, and holds his palms together in namaste. The warm sepia-toned photo shows a dark background with red foliage, and a small copyright credit appears in the lower right corner. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure with rudraksha malas, ornate turban and ceremonial throne is a candidate for the Swamiji depicted in this archive photo; appearance-based only.

KAILASA HOUSTON, USA on 10/25/2020

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Navaratri-Navaratri Day 10 - Vijayadasami

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Was Food Served in Event?Yes
Count of Meals Served5
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On Occasion of Vijayadasami, Day 10 of NAVARATRI, Nithyanandeshwari Alankaram, Aarati & Puja was performed, followed by Lalitha Sahasranamam Archana.

Vijayadasami is the Day of Victory. There is a story that Devi fought the demon Mahishasur for nine days. On the tenth day, she slayed him with her trishul (trident).

The tenth day of the festival is celebrated as Dushehra or Vijaya Dashami, symbolizing the victory of consciousness over negative influences and negative thought currents.

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KAILASA OHIO, USA on 10/25/2020

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Navaratri-Navratri Day 9 - Meenakshi Alanakar

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Participants Count26
Event TypeBoth
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count6
Event Duration6-9 PM

Navratri Day 9 - Meenakshi Alanakar to Devi offered Pooja, Naivediyam and Power Manifestation

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KAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 10/25/2020

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Navaratri-Navaratri Day 9

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Participants Count93
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?Yes
Count of Meals Served1
Volunteers Count7
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On Day 9 (Vijaya Dashami), we concluded Navaratri celebrations by offering Sri Vidya Puja (morning) to Devi Nithyanandeshwari Parashakti at Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple, San Jose.

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KAILASA SEATTLE, USA on 10/25/2020

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Navaratri-Navarati Day 9

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Participants Count27
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served0
Volunteers Count2
Event Duration2 hours

On the final night of Navaratri, Devi graced us in the form of Nithyanandeshwari

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KAILASA SINGAPORE on 10/25/2020

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Navaratri-Navaratri Day 9

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Participants Count45
Event TypeBoth
Was Food Served in Event?Yes
Count of Meals Served1
Volunteers Count2
Event Duration3 hours

E-Gurukul Navaratri Celebration

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 10/25/2020

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Navaratri

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Participants Count9
Event TypeBoth
Was Food Served in Event?Yes
Count of Meals Served1
Volunteers Count6
Event Duration6 hours

Navaratri Day 9

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KAILASA UNITED KINGDOM on 10/25/2020

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Navaratri-Navarathri Day 9

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Participants Count1
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served0
Volunteers Count0
Event Duration2 Hours

Abhishekam offered to the Bhoga Murthys at Kailasa in London

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Purnahuti Chandi Homa, and Puja to Sri Saraswati || Paramashivoham-S14 ||The Bali Puja || The documentary Good God Country ||The Power of Mahima ||

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Today on Day 9 of Navaratri, Purnahuti Chandi Homa, and Puja to Sri Saraswati were 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 Super consciousness 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. The documentary Good God Country was telecasted.

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 12 of Paramashivoham. One of the major highlights of KAILASA’s contributions through this convention is Power Manifestation, today being the day for the Power of Mahima. Delegates also received Initiation into Ashta Maha Siddhis and experienced Venkateshwara 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 of Tyga, eN-Wealth and Economics of Kailasa, as revealed by HDH inspiring millions towards the Science of Hinduism.

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English Gist Glimpses of Darshan of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam for the Bali Puja of the Navaratri in KAILASA rituals. About Bali Puja Siddhidhatri is the ninth form of the Goddess Durga or Parvati , the meaning of her name is as follows: Siddhi means supernatural power or meditative ability, and Dhatri means giver or awarder. She is worshipped on the ninth day of Navaratri (nine nights of Navadurga); she fulfills all the divine aspirations and completes the mundane. It is believed that one side of Lord Shiva’s body is that of Goddess Siddhidatri. Therefore, he is also known by the name of Ardhanarishwar. According to Vedic scriptures, Lord Shiva attained all the siddhis by worshiping this Goddess. 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, shower boons and heal the world. Receive Darshan, offer your prayers, receive the blessings and boons from Devi Parashakti. 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 offer to all Ecitizens of KAILASA who applied for free epassport - you can receive blessings, boons of Devi by having a conscious resolution; sankalpa done in your name just with a guru dakshina of $1 (Rs. 1 in India || RM 1 for Malaysia || 1 Singapore dollar for Singapore - 1 unit of your country currency) If you are an E-KAILASAVASI, please register here

'https://gateway.nithyanandahinduuniversity.org/' Do not miss the chance of participating in the Navaratri celebrations as an EKAILASAVASI. Apply for FREE E-Passport: https://kailaasa.org/e-passport/

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Glimpses of Darshan of The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam for the Poornahuti of Chandi Homa. Initiating everyone into manifesting and radiating the state, space, powers, being and superconsciousness of Paramashiva - creating the enlightenment ecosystem ,an unimaginable historic responsibility taken by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. This sacred fire ritual (chandi homa) to invoke Devi; Goddess to do power manifestation, 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, shower boons and heal the world. Receive Darshan, offer your prayers, receive the blessings and boons from Devi Parashakti. 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 offer to all E-citizens of KAILASA who applied for free e-passport - you can receive blessings, boons of Devi by having a conscious resolution; sankalpa done in your name just with a guru dakshina of $1 (Rs. 1 in India || RM 1 for Malaysia || 1 Singapore dollar for Singapore - 1 unit of your country currency) If you are an EKAILASAVASI, please register here https://gateway.nithyanandahinduuniversity.org/ Do not miss the chance of participating in the Navaratri celebrations as an EKAILASAVASI. Apply for FREE E-Passport: https://kailaasa.org/e-passport/ VIJAYA DASHMI in KAILASA is a historic celebration for Hinduism that was, is and going to be and Hindu diaspora worldwide - HINDU VOTE!

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KAILASA - the Good God Country. Hinduism has something great to offer. Hindu God: Paramashiva is good. We love Him not just because He gives what we want but because He is good. He has so much to offer to the world that makes the best nation. Hindu God has life positive, all inclusive, good spiritual, social, political and moral principles. Hindu principles are guaranteed solutions for all the major problems of humanity. Because Hinduism has the best to offer to the world, KAILASA, standing tall since 1994 for the grand narrative of Hinduism - is the good God’s country. Building a nation is not a project accomplished overnight or by virtue of hope. KAILASA is a manifestation of 26 years of sincere hard work , sacrifices, integrity of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam and the Hindu diaspora worldwide the past 26 years for the enlightenment of humanity. Watch the documentary here on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0agcmW9JXV0&t=97s

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