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25 November 2020

Live Darshan and Re-telecast of Satsang ||Paramashivoham S16 || Shakti of Oneness || Manifesting Turyatita state by mucus free diet || Krishna Bhava Darshan || Power Mnifestation - Consciousness over height || Nithyanandeshwara Brahmotsavam Celebrations ||

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A photograph of a decorated shrine set before a banyan tree backdrop. At the centre stands a large printed portrait of a bearded man in a red-brown turban and saffron-red robe, wearing long rudraksha malas, gold necklaces and a pink-and-white floral garland; the portrait is printed, not a physical person. Flanking it on the left, a smiling woman in a red turban and red sari with pearl and gold necklaces sits on a red-cushioned seat with her palms together, and on the right a smiling woman in a cream and gold turban and sari, also with pearl necklaces, sits with palms together. A gold ornate peetha holds a garlanded deity murti decorated with yellow and pink flowers. Brass lamps, a small gold shrine and floral offerings sit on the altar in front.

A Zoom meeting screenshot with three video tiles. The upper-left tile shows a dark, low-light room with a dim figure against a bright light source, labelled Laxmi Datt paint. The upper-right tile shows a smiling man with a large black turban-like headdress, white forehead markings and ornate gold-toned clothing before a decorated temple backdrop, labelled Manoranjan Kumar Singh. The lower tile shows a man in a blue shirt looking upward in a white-ceilinged room, also labelled Manoranjan Kumar Singh. The Zoom toolbar with Mute, Start Video, Participants, Chat, Share Screen and End buttons is visible at the bottom, along with a Windows taskbar showing the time 6:00 PM on 25-Nov-20.

Three decorated deity murtis stand on a low pedestal before a backdrop. The central murti is a standing figure with blue-black hair, a silver crown and a pink-red garland, adorned with white pearl strands, gold necklaces and rudraksha malas. To the left, a figure in a maroon turban with pearl-and-jewel crown, white pearl necklaces and gold ornaments. To the right, a figure with a dark dome-shaped headdress and red-pink brocade garment with layered gold chains. Rudraksha beads and gold bead garlands drape across all three, with red flowers at lower left. No people are visible.

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A Zoom meeting screenshot with three video tiles. The upper-left tile shows a dark, low-light room with a dim figure against a bright light source, labelled Laxmi Datt paint. The upper-right tile shows a smiling man with a large black turban-like headdress, white forehead markings and ornate gold-toned clothing before a decorated temple backdrop, labelled Manoranjan Kumar Singh. The lower tile shows a man in a blue shirt looking upward in a white-ceilinged room, also labelled Manoranjan Kumar Singh. The Zoom toolbar with Mute, Start Video, Participants, Chat, Share Screen and End buttons is visible at the bottom, along with a Windows taskbar showing the time 6:00 PM on 25-Nov-20.

A photograph of a decorated shrine set before a banyan tree backdrop. At the centre stands a large printed portrait of a bearded man in a red-brown turban and saffron-red robe, wearing long rudraksha malas, gold necklaces and a pink-and-white floral garland; the portrait is printed, not a physical person. Flanking it on the left, a smiling woman in a red turban and red sari with pearl and gold necklaces sits on a red-cushioned seat with her palms together, and on the right a smiling woman in a cream and gold turban and sari, also with pearl necklaces, sits with palms together. A gold ornate peetha holds a garlanded deity murti decorated with yellow and pink flowers. Brass lamps, a small gold shrine and floral offerings sit on the altar in front.

Three decorated deity murtis stand on a low pedestal before a backdrop. The central murti is a standing figure with blue-black hair, a silver crown and a pink-red garland, adorned with white pearl strands, gold necklaces and rudraksha malas. To the left, a figure in a maroon turban with pearl-and-jewel crown, white pearl necklaces and gold ornaments. To the right, a figure with a dark dome-shaped headdress and red-pink brocade garment with layered gold chains. Rudraksha beads and gold bead garlands drape across all three, with red flowers at lower left. No people are visible.

Close-up photograph of a bronze-toned Ganesha murti, the elephant-headed deity, seated on a fabric of deep pink with gold brocade pattern. The murti wears a golden crown and a large circular garland of golden rudraksha beads, interspersed with white pearl strands and red pom-pom tassels. A yellow flower is tucked near its trunk, and a white pearl and rudraksha mala drapes across the base. Silver ritual vessels and a few other decorated objects are visible at the edges. No people are visible.

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A six-panel online video call grid showing devotees joined remotely for a KAILASA event. Top left, a woman in a white sari with an orange border and a red bindi stands in a room with wooden cabinets. Top right, two smiling girls, one wearing a red bindi and a tiara-style headpiece, pose before a red and gold backdrop. Middle left, an older woman with glasses and a rudraksha mala presses her palms together in namaste beside a shrine table with framed pictures and small figurines, while a figure in an orange and magenta robe with a red turban and rudraksha beads sits on a cushion beside her. Middle right, a smiling woman with braids sits in a bright room. Bottom left, a smiling woman with glasses sits beside a figure in an orange and red robe with a red turban and layered rudraksha malas in a framed-photo room. Bottom right, a woman with her hair pulled back and a young girl sit together in a living room with a shelving unit. The scene is a screen capture of a video conference.

A screenshot of a video call on a computer monitor showing three participant tiles in a grid. The top-left tile shows a person in white clothing with hands joined in anjali, standing in a bright modern room with large windows. The top-right tile shows a bald person wearing dark glasses and a dark top in a warm, dimly lit room. The bottom-centre tile, outlined in green as the active speaker, shows a bearded person wearing glasses and a dark red top in close framing. Each tile is labelled with a name: Gnana, Ma Sivananda, and Aravind Menon. The Windows taskbar and clock showing 6:04 AM and the date 11/25/2020 are visible along the bottom edge.

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Top-down photograph of a large round white metal tray with a red and gold patterned border and gold tinsel fringe. Ten small stainless steel bowls are arranged in a ring holding rice dishes: saffron-yellow rice with peas, carrots and green beans, plain white rice with peas, a pink-red rice with beetroot pieces, and rice with cashews and raisins. One small empty steel cup sits among them. The tray rests on a leopard-print cloth. A caption in the lower right reads Kailasa Seattle - Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple. No people are visible; the image shows temple prasadam offered as food for the deities.

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A two-panel Zoom video call screenshot showing a grid of online participants in home settings, mostly women with palms pressed in anjali mudra greeting. One tile labelled Yogajnana shows a bald man in white clothing before a framed deity image and a small shrine. Other tiles show participants in dark, pink and red clothing, some with bindi, in rooms with framed pictures and lamps. Participant names such as Wei Liu, SooLian Ng, Xiao Weng, Erica Chou and Molly appear on the tiles.

A photograph of a home or temple altar shrine. Dominating the background is a large cutout poster of a smiling man with a maroon turban, multiple rudraksha malas and ornate white and gold garlands, holding a ritual object in one hand, with a book placed in front of him. The poster is framed by a decorative arch of gold and multicoloured fabric. In the foreground, a polished brass plate holds two ceremonial brass pots decorated with orange and yellow marigolds and red roses, with purple orchids on top. A small brass oil lamp stands at the lower left and an elephant figurine sits at the left edge. No people are physically present.

A photograph of a video-conference gallery view on a dark screen, showing a grid of about fourteen participants in small tiles. Most tiles show a person at home in an ordinary room; one tile shows a deity image on the background, and several show name labels such as Ming Kee, Ma Durga, Oh Bee Ling, YY Loo, Crystal Chan, Allison and E-Lynn, A. Parameshwari, Shankari, Woon Hui Ling, Jee Chin, Florence Chen, Dorisq Tan, Paramashantini Anan and Ananda Maheshwari. Tile backgrounds include a yellow wall, a green cushioned sofa and a framed picture. Several participants wear dark or light everyday clothing, and one wears a red bindi. A purple tile reads DEHAM NAAHAM KOYAM. No physical person is shown in a ritual setting; no a person candidate is visible.

A screenshot of a Zoom video call grid showing participants of an online Living Enlightenment session. Most participants wear dark or light eye masks over their eyes, seated or lying in their homes. Visible names in the tiles include Ma Durga, Oh Bee Ling, YY Loo, Crystal Chan, Allison and E-Lynn, A. Parameshwari, Jee Chin, Dorisq Tan, Woon Hui Ling, Shankari, Florence Chen and Ananda Maheshwari. One tile shows a person standing before a purple neon sign reading DEHAM NA KOHAM. Another tile shows a graphic of dancing figures and a deity painting labelled Paramashantini Anan. The Zoom toolbar reads Mute, Stop Video, Security, Share Screen, Record, Reactions, and Chat, with 15 participants listed.

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A Zoom video call screenshot showing a gallery grid of about thirteen participant tiles, mostly women in home settings. Top left, a woman sits before a small shrine with a lit deity murti and flower garland. Several participants wear white or saffron-toned clothing and bindi or kumkum. One tile shows a man in a grey headwrap and dark jacket; another shows a woman wearing dark sunglasses. Some tiles are dark or show only names. Bottom centre, a smiling woman in white with a red bindi is labelled Nithya Premarooopananda. The Zoom toolbar reads Leave and Share Screen. No a person candidate is visible.

A Zoom video call screenshot in gallery view showing a grid of about fifteen participants, mostly women, in their home settings. The top-left tile shows a printed devotional picture of a multi-armed deity murti with red and gold garments. Several participants wear white or cream clothing; one woman in the centre top wears a white garment and smiles. A small tile shows a woman in orange and white beside a deity image. Bottom-right tile shows a smiling woman in a white top with a red bindi. Several tiles display only name labels, and the Zoom toolbar with Mute, Chat, Share Screen and Record controls is visible along the bottom.

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A priest seen from behind, bare-backed in an orange cloth with white sacred ash on his shoulder, performs aarti with a flaming oil lamp before a golden deity murti of Shiva-form adorned with a crown, garlands of red and pink flowers, and a tall red velvet backdrop with sequin-like embroidery. A silver nandi bull with ornamental jewelled collar stands to the left. The golden arched shrine frame and red curtains surround the scene, with pink flower petals scattered on the red cloth beneath the murti.

A temple scene of deity murti decorated with gold and gem-studded arches. Two golden deity figures sit on a throne-like altar with a lion-faced base, one holding a trident and the other wearing a tall crown and red and green garment, both adorned with flower garlands in yellow, red and orange. In the foreground at left, a bare-chested devotee with a shaved head and orange-saffron cloth wrapped at the waist stands with palms pressed together in prayer, and a second figure in orange and red headwear stands behind him. Orange-saffron and red garments and marigold garlands dominate the frame, with a golden tiered altar of flowers at the base. Ornate ceremonial setting typical of a brahmotsavam festival day.

Bare-chested man seated on an ornate gold throne with carved floral scrollwork, against a backdrop of red-lit mountains under a dusk sky. He wears a tall black turban with a gold crown ornament and a white vertical tilak on the forehead, and a layered set of gold chains, rudraksha beads and a gold pendant. He smiles and raises both palms outward in a blessing gesture. Swamiji (probable) with a black turban, gold ceremonial necklaces and rudraksha malas, seated on a throne as a teacher.

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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 11/25/2020

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A home shrine on a glass table, photographed as a photo. Center foreground: a folded rust-orange cloth with a pearl-studded brooch, a brass oil lamp with a lit wick, a small brass deity figure, a brass bell-shaped item, a conch-like brass stand, scattered white and blue flowers, and a brass kalasha-style vessel. Left: a gold-framed picture of a deity and a purple crystal figure. A bright multicoloured embroidered cloth sits behind the altar, and a small pyramid and candle appear on the left.

A home shrine corner in a room with cream walls and a dark framed painting above. At left, a life-size cutout poster of a smiling man in a red-orange turban and saffron wrap stands beside a leopard-print covered seat, holding a garland-decorated object. At centre, a seated person in saffron robes and an orange-red turban with a white tilak and a rudraksha mala, wearing marigold garlands, sits behind a glass table holding a brass deity figure, an oil lamp and blue flowers. Framed photographs and a 'Divine Enlightenment' framed portrait stand nearby, with two brass figures wrapped in red-and-white garlands flanking the table on the floor. Only one physical person is present; the cutout and portraits are not counted.

A home shrine table setup with no people present. Two life-size standing statues in saffron robes with red turbans and marigold garlands flank the left side. Framed prints include a Shiva image with a trident and marigold garland, a goddess image with a red-and-orange garland, and a framed photo of a robed figure on the right. A large red-and-orange cloth bundle rests on a glass table near a Shiva-Parvati picture. Brass figurines, flower petals, small oil lamps, and offerings are arranged across glass tables, a leopard-print cloth and a brass pot. The scene reads as a daily pada puja arrangement with a framed portrait on the wall above.

A home shrine display on a glass-topped table, with no people visible. Many small brass and gold-toned deity murtis are arranged on a white tray with a pastel floral pattern, decorated with white frangipani-type flowers and red blossoms. Yellow flowers sit in front of the figures, and a lit oil lamp stands on a brass plate at left beside a small glass of yellow liquid and a white dish. Framed devotional pictures stand behind, including a large framed image of a deity, a red-and-gold framed picture with a standing figure in an arch, and a printed picture of a crowned seated figure in red garments. A large lotus-shaped decoration and red flowers are at left. Printed images of a seated saint in orange robes and a figure with a crown appear in the background. This is a daily pada puja offering display at a centre.

A home altar on a glass table showing a brass deity murti with a trident, dark rudraksha beads and blue flowers, beside small oil lamps, a lit brass lamp, a bowl of yellow offering, white jasmine flowers and a glass vase with a yellow candle. Behind them a framed photo of a woman in orange with a red bindi, a book titled Living Enlightenment, and a small orange-robed figure wearing rudraksha malas and gold necklace, plus a framed photo of a seated figure with long hair and rudraksha garlands. A poster at right shows a figure in an orange turban and gold necklace. No physical people are visible.

A home shrine photographed indoors against a pale wall, with a glass-topped table covered in brass deity figures, small statues, flowers, lamps and offerings. Two large cut-out figures on the left wear orange-red turbans and marigold garlands; one holds a small decorated box. A framed portrait above shows a seated man in pink and red robes on an ornate golden throne, and a framed picture in the centre shows a man with long hair in orange robes and rudraksha beads. A dark-skinned Shiva murti with a trident stands in a framed print, with red and orange garlands. Two brass female deity figures with garlands stand at the lower left, and a leopard-print cloth covers a side table. No living people are visible.

KAILASA DHUMBARAI, NEPAL on 11/25/2020

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Participants Count	5
Event Type	In-Person
Was Food Served in Event?	Yes
Count of Meals Served	1
Volunteers Count	2
Event Duration

E-Kailasa nithya puja, Unclutching sessions and 5th day nithyanadaswora bramautsav alamkaram

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KAILASA DUBAI on 11/25/2020

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-Spiritual Morning Routine

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Participants Count	6
Event Type	Both
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count	2
Event Duration	3 hours

We performed Nithyananda Yoga (PVK) followed by Nithya Puja as part of our spiritual morning routine via zoom.

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KAILASA LONG ISLAND CITY, USA on 11/25/2020

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Gatherings (ex: Kumbhamela, Mind body spirit fair, hindu reunions etc)-Online Anahata Chakra Meditation

Event Details
Participants Count	14
Event Type	Online
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count	2
Event Duration	1 hour

14 people joined for a 1-hr online meditation to heal the heart chakra (in collaboration with Mid-West USA Kailasa).

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KAILASA OHIO, USA on 11/25/2020

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Event Details
Participants Count	yoga - 17; puja - 8
Event Type	Online
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count	2
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Daily routine

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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 11/25/2020

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-Daily Pada Puja

Event Details
Participants Count	1
Event Type	In-Person
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count	0
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Offering of daily Pada Puja to the sacred Padukas of Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam HDH Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam.

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KAILASA SEATTLE, USA on 11/25/2020

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Participants Count	2
Event Type	In-Person
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count	4
Event Duration	3 hours

We start the day with performing the Suprabatham seva. It is the sacred process of waking up the deities. Morning Naivedhyam was offered to Moolavar.

Dhoopma, Dheepam, Naivedhyam & Aarartrikam was offered to Moolavar, Ganesha, Devi, Subrahmanya & HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam on the occasion of Nithyanandeshwara Brahmotsavam.

Evening PPP was offered to HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam. Evening naivedhyam was offered to moolavar & HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam. We concluded the day with Palliarai Seva - The sacred process of putting the deities to sleep.

We also enriched the community by conducting free online group yoga class in the morning. We enriched more than 100 people via social media, by creating posts across various social media platforms with the sacred truths revealed by HDH as well as the darshan pictures of the deities.

Presidential Daily Briefing

KAILASA-SEATTLE--USA-2020-11-25-1TCDjCbtjZ-fDYBJBXOt_5rhVC8XpQSUH.pdf

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KAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/25/2020

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-Temple sevas & enriching activities

Event Details
Participants Count	14
Event Type	Online
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served	0
Volunteers Count	1
Event Duration	1.5hr

Living enlightenment series

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 11/25/2020

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DAILY UPDATE

Event Details
Participants Count	2
Event Type	In-Person
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count	2
Event Duration

DAILY UPDATE

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November 25 2020

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Live Darshan and Re-telecast of Satsang ||Paramashivoham S16 || Shakti of Oneness || Manifesting Turyatita state by mucus free diet || Krishna Bhava Darshan || Power Mnifestation - Consciousness over height || Nithyanandeshwara Brahmotsavam Celebrations ||

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 Oneness under the auspices of The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. In this retelecast entitled Live Darshan and Retelecast of Nithyananda Satsang, His Divine Holiness (HDH) expounded that there is no one other than us giving life to the individual beings and multiple entities that happen in our waking and dream states. He explained that when we realize who is doing the whole psycho drama, we can use the power of Oneness, the Shakti of Oneness, to change things, people and happenings as we want, thereby manifesting the Turiya state. In talking about Alchemistry, His Divine Holiness addressed the three doshas of Vata, Pitta and Kapha, saying that mucus in us will make our consciousness cowardly. He advised delegates to avoid all food related to Kapha and mucus in the body. The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism worked further on raising the Consciousness of delegates by bestowing them with Krishna Bhava Darshan.

There was a special Power Manifestation session conducted focusing on the power of Consciousness Over Height. Season 16, Day 11 delegates received Truths related to Bhagavad Gita, Karma Yoga, Vishwaroopa darshan, Surrender, and Sarvaparityaga 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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