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16 November 2020

Re-telecast of the Satsang Visualization || Hinduism makes you courageous and involved with life || Paramashivoham Season 16 || Ganesha Bhava Darshan || power manifestation || Consciousness over matter || [Uttamotama Seva ||

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A woman with grey hair pulled back, wearing a white eyelet blouse and a rudraksha mala, takes a close selfie at a home altar. A red tilak mark is on her forehead. Behind her, a framed picture shows a bearded man in an orange turban, red shawl and gold necklaces seated on a blue-draped throne-like seat, with a cutout figure in a turban and red-and-white garland standing in front. Before the altar are packaged food bags, a yellow cloth, a small oil lamp, fruits including mango and green chilli, and a green plastic crate. Carved wooden screens and a decorative red-and-yellow fabric hang in the background.A woman in a white eyelet blouse takes a selfie in a home altar space with a red kumkum mark on her forehead. Behind her is a printed portrait of a bearded figure wearing a red turban, a red shawl and gold necklaces, displayed on a blue draped backdrop in front of carved wooden screens. A gold cloth covers a table holding packaged sweets and food, a small printed image, a pair of lit oil lamps, a brass plate of fruit and a small figure garlanded with red flowers. A green crate and a yellow-and-green fabric banner stand at the side.A home altar set up for an annadhan offering in a room with cream walls and tiled floor. Carved dark wooden screen panels form the backdrop, with a large printed portrait of a bearded man in a red turban, red shawl, rudraksha-style beaded garland and ornate gold necklace, seated on a blue draped throne with a tiger-skin cover. The portrait is printed on paper, not a physical person. Draped in front is a gold cloth table holding bags of rice and grains, packets of dried goods, a bowl of fruit and peppers, and a green crate of juice bottles. Potted plants and pink flowers surround the display, with fairy lights at the left edge. Printed portrait only; no physical people are visible.

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A home altar display with an annadhan offering. A large printed portrait of a man in a red turban, red shawl, layered gold necklaces and rudraksha-style beads sits on a blue cloth before a carved wooden screen, seated on a tiger-skin-patterned throne. He is labelled only by the image itself; no printed name is visible. In front of the portrait are plates of packaged dried fruit and nut snacks, bags of dried peas labelled Erbsen, bags of rice and a bowl of fruit including apples and green chillies. A green crate holds bottles of juice. A gold cloth covers the table, with a printed card showing temple and lion motifs. Decorative cloth with elephant prints hangs at each side, along with potted plants and pink flowers, and string lights glow at the left edge. No people are physically present.A home altar set up for an annadhan offering in a room with cream walls and tiled floor. Carved dark wooden screen panels form the backdrop, with a large printed portrait of a bearded man in a red turban, red shawl, rudraksha-style beaded garland and ornate gold necklace, seated on a blue draped throne with a tiger-skin cover. The portrait is printed on paper, not a physical person. Draped in front is a gold cloth table holding bags of rice and grains, packets of dried goods, a bowl of fruit and peppers, and a green crate of juice bottles. Potted plants and pink flowers surround the display, with fairy lights at the left edge. Printed portrait only; no physical people are visible.A woman in a white eyelet blouse takes a selfie in a home altar space with a red kumkum mark on her forehead. Behind her is a printed portrait of a bearded figure wearing a red turban, a red shawl and gold necklaces, displayed on a blue draped backdrop in front of carved wooden screens. A gold cloth covers a table holding packaged sweets and food, a small printed image, a pair of lit oil lamps, a brass plate of fruit and a small figure garlanded with red flowers. A green crate and a yellow-and-green fabric banner stand at the side.A home altar set up for an annadhan offering, with no people visible. A large cutout portrait of a bearded man in a tall orange-red turban, red shawl and gold necklaces sits against a blue draped backdrop and a carved wooden screen, with a tiger-skin rug visible beneath. In front stand packets of grains and lentils, plus glass bottles of juice in a green crate. A smaller standing figure of the same kind of portrait, garlanded with red flowers, stands on a brown cloth beside brass lamps, a brass pot, a bowl of bananas, apples and green chillies, and a lit oil lamp. A printed sheet with a temple and a seated bull sits on the golden cloth.A woman with short grey hair and a red bindi on her forehead takes a selfie in front of a home altar. She wears a white eyelet blouse and a rudraksha mala. Behind her, a printed portrait of a bearded man in a red and orange turban and red shawl sits on a blue draped backdrop, with a carved wooden screen behind it. The altar table has a gold cloth and packaged food items, bananas, mangoes, a green chili, marigold garlands, a small figure garlanded with red flowers, and oil lamps. A printed sheet lies on the table, and a green crate sits at the left edge.
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A white marble seated statue of a guru-style figure, shown as a sculpture rather than a living person. It wears a maroon silk garment with gold zari borders, a gold-and-maroon turban with a gold ornament at the front, layered rudraksha malas, and a gold necklace. The right hand is raised in blessing with a small red flower in its palm, and the left arm rests on a white marble base. Scattered rose petals and marigold garlands lie on the black stone plinth in front of a maroon draped curtain with gold trim against a red brick wall.A photograph of a pair of gold-toned ceremonial sandals or padukas placed on a pink cloth edged with gold brocade. A long strand of white pearls drapes over them, with pink and peach carnations, white flowers and a small jewelled gold ornament scattered on top. A tiger-striped fabric lies beneath the cloth against a dark tiled wall. No people are visible.Home shrine photo on a red-painted wall. Two gilt-framed pictures hang above a brass tray. On the left, a framed print of a deity seated on a lotus with red-and-gold garments, a crown and floral garlands, holding objects in her hands. On the right, a framed photograph of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes with a red bindi, a white beaded necklace and a raised hand, seated before tree roots; a printed caption reads PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA. A brass tray holds stacked metal tins of dark red and purple fruit and a hammered copper tumbler. No people are present.
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A graphic quote card with a brown torn-paper border. The top panel is a photograph of a smiling man with a tall black turban and white vertical tilak on his forehead, wearing gold earrings, multi-strand rudraksha and ceremonial beaded necklaces, and bare-shouldered. He stands before a microphone with a silver-toned ornate panel and a blurred misty landscape behind him. The large text below is a quotation on a pale background, and an Instagram logo appears at the bottom right.

KAILASA MULHEIM, GERMANY on 11/16/2020

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Annadhan

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 11/16/2020

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November 16 2020

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Re-telecast of the Satsang Visualization || Hinduism makes you courageous and involved with life || Paramashivoham Season 16 || Ganesha Bhava Darshan || power manifestation || Consciousness over matter || [Uttamotama Seva ||

Narration

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 Visualization as revealed by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. In this retelecast entitled Hinduism Is a Greater Science That Makes You More Courageous And Involved With Life, His Divine Holiness (HDH) revealed that when we have a greater possibility of visualizing, we also have fewer fears and more involvement with life. Anti-Hindu elements throughout history have known this, which is why they brainwash Hindus into denying their own heritage, making them fearful and powerless. He explained that when we are able to visualize Paramashiva with the 25 heads, 75 eyes, 50 hands, we become better family members, better wage earners or entrepreneurs, better warriors. His Divine Holiness insisted on everyday Nithya Puja, which teaches us the ability of greater visualization. The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism worked further on raising the Consciousness of delegates by bestowing them with Ganesha Bhava Darshan.

There was a special Power Manifestation session conducted focusing on the power of Consciousness Over Matter. Season 16, Day 2 delegates received an introduction into the Four Powers of Authenticity, Integrity, Responsibility and eNriching. Truths related to Sarvapartyaga, the Kailasa Nation, and Temple and Sacred Arts were also explained to delegates on this day. Today’s Uttamotama Seva events included sacred Rituals, Abhishekams, Archanas and offerings of traditional dance and music, inspiring millions towards the Science of Hinduism.

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