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27 November 2020

Re-telecast of the Satsang - the Shakti of Oneness - manifesting the Turyatita state || Paramashivoham Season - 16 || Consume diet that does not produce mucus || Lord Surya Bhava Darshan || Power Manifestation- Duradhristi || 25 states of Consciousness|| Uttamotama Seva || Dakshinamurthy Bhava Darshan || Power Manifestation Duradhristi || 25 STATES OF CONSCIOUNESS ||

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A seated arrangement on a red cushioned seat with bolster pillows, draped in a pink and gold brocade cloth and garlanded with a multicolored pompom and flower necklace and a rudraksha mala. Behind it hangs a printed portrait of a smiling bearded man wearing a golden-orange turban, and a gold and yellow fabric banner hangs at the right. Fairy lights run along the wall. No physical people are visible; the seated figure is a garlanded setting, not an identifiable person.

A small golden metal murti of Ganesha sits on a brass plate, garlanded with white jasmine strands and surrounded by pink chrysanthemum-like flowers, orange marigolds and red flower petals. A red tilak mark is on the forehead. A red velvet cloth with a gold and blue jewelled border lies behind. No people are visible; the scene is a flower-offering arrangement for the deity murti.

A photograph of a life-size cutout portrait of a smiling bearded man in an orange-red turban with a vertical tilak mark, draped in a red and gold brocade shawl and a yellow-gold ornate necklace. Marigold and white jasmine garlands hang across the portrait. In front, on a brass tray, a black base with a wooden strip is decorated with white flowers, marigold petals and rudraksha beads, with a small framed photograph at the right edge. The portrait is a depiction, not a physical person present.

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A gilded statue of a smiling figure stands on a carved pedestal in a shrine, wearing a maroon turban topped with a jeweled crown set with red and clear stones. The figure wears layered rudraksha and pearl malas, a red and multicoloured patterned garment, and a gold collar. One hand is raised in a blessing gesture while the other is held forward. Orange marigold petals and red flowers lie around the base, with an ornate gilded frame and urn behind.

Photograph of a small golden metal deity murti dressed for worship, standing before red and gold fabric. The murti wears an ornate crown studded with stones and pearls, layered cream and red beaded garlands, a gold collar, and a red, pink and yellow garment with gold-tinted tinsel draped over its shoulders. Red and white flowers, including a white daisy, lie at its base on a gold-patterned cloth, with a red net canopy behind. No physical people are visible.

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A temple shrine photograph showing a large central deity murti, a black stone Shivalinga-style form draped in a red and gold silk cloth with a gold-and-red embroidered panel, garlanded with white, yellow and red flower garlands and adorned with gold necklaces. Behind it stands a decorated arched backdrop with carved silver-toned figures, including a crowned deity murti. Two standing bronze-coloured statues flank the shrine: each wears a red-brown turban and ornate gold necklaces, one with a raised hand and a rudraksha-style mala, and both are garlanded with yellow and white flowers. Brass vessels and a red-and-gold decorated cloth sit on the altar in front, with a red backdrop behind. No physical people are visible.

A black stone Nandi bull statue sits on a raised plinth inside a temple hall. Its forehead has a pink and gold ornament and the body bears white horizontal tripundra stripes. It wears an orange and green bordered shawl, a rudraksha mala, bells on a rope across the chest, and a maroon velvet cloth with a jeweled necklace draped on its back. Behind it are gold-embroidered curtains, a side table, and a marble floor with circular inlay. No people are visible.

Overhead photo of a round stainless steel thali tray divided into ten cylindrical compartments around a central well, holding varieties of rice dishes: plain white rice, yellow rice with green chilli and curry leaves, orange carrot rice, cashew-studded rice, green herb rice, and rice with peas and vegetables. A red flower petal lies on the tray centre. A timestamp in the top right reads Nov 27, 2020 at 9:19. No people are visible.

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A screenshot of a Zoom video call with three participants shown in the gallery view. Top left, a bald man in a dark shirt sits in a warmly lit room, labelled goutam. Top right, a bearded man with long grey-streaked hair, wearing a dark red top, smiles at the camera, labelled Nithya Tirtharupa. The bottom centre shows a dark tile reading Nitesh ishana Sh..., with its camera off. The right-hand participants panel lists Nithya Tirtharupa (Host, me), goutam and Nitesh ishana Shivam. Taskbar and clock show 6:11 AM, 11/27/2020.

A screenshot of an online video call grid with six tiles showing participants in their homes. Top-right tile shows a graphic with a woman in a cream sari and a portrait of a man with a black crown-like hair and raised hand, plus a golden deity temple motif. Lower-right tile shows a woman with folded hands beside a home altar with framed deity pictures and a garlanded figure in orange and purple. Lower-left tile shows a woman in a golden-brown sari with ornate jewellery and a garland beside a seated figure with folded hands. Other tiles show women in white or cream saris in living rooms. Six participants appear on screen.

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A devotional altar with three deity murtis set against a starry cosmic backdrop. The central figure wears a pink turban-style headdress, a silver crown, layered gold and white jewelled necklaces and a green garment, with a pink and white garland. The figure to the left wears a green crown, pink and gold clothing and white beaded garlands, and the figure on the right wears a teal and gold dress, gold jewellery and a pink veil with orange flowers. In the foreground, a framed picture of a deity with a yellow and pink garland stands beside a brass oil lamp, banana plants, a plate of bananas, apples and other fruit on banana leaves, and a plate of rice and offerings with kumkum and vibhuti. Garlands of yellow marigolds hang along the left edge. No physical people are visible.

A framed printed image of the deity Ayyappa, shown as a child with a crown and gold jewellery, is garlanded with yellow marigolds and red roses. In front of it stands a brass kuthuvilakku oil lamp with several lit wicks, flanked by silver lamp stands with burning candles and small brass lamps. Offerings on banana leaves include apples, bananas, a coconut, a bowl of dark jaggery balls, a bowl of sweet payasam or halwa, a banana-leaf plate of sweets, puffed rice and fruit, with scattered yellow and pink flower petals on a red and gold cloth. This is an offering arrangement for a puja; no people are visible.

Indoor shrine setup with a galaxy-patterned backdrop of blue and purple nebula. Three deity murtis are dressed in pink, teal and gold garments with silver and gold ornaments and garlands of marigolds and red flowers. A portrait photo on the left shows a smiling man in saffron clothing with a rudraksha mala. On the right, a statue of a man with a saffron turban and white garland is adorned with flowers. A black cloth covers the centre altar, with brass oil lamps, kalasha-style vessels, bananas, apples, sweets, plates of offerings and marigold petals laid on gold and red cloths. No people are visible in the scene.

A woman in a blue and black checked saree and black blouse bends over a home altar, lighting a flame near a tray of offerings. The altar holds fruit, bananas, sweets and a bowl of food on a red cloth with gold dots, with oil lamps lit. Behind it stand deity murti figures in colourful garlands and a starry galaxy backdrop. A framed portrait of a deity wearing a yellow flower garland sits at the centre. Another woman in red stands at the left edge, and a laptop and phone are on the floor.

A woman in a black blouse and blue silk saree performs aarti with a brass lamp before a shrine decorated with marigold and rose garlands. Three deity murtis stand on a gold-draped altar against a starry backdrop: the central figure wears a pink headdress and jewelled necklaces, flanked by figures in pink and teal silk. A framed photograph of a deity with a garland sits in front, surrounded by lit oil lamps, bananas, a coconut and offering bowls. Lamps glow on the altar; the woman is the only physical person visible.

Two women perform puja at a home shrine. The woman in the foreground wears a black blouse and blue-and-black checked saree and holds a lit oil lamp over a brass plate of offerings. Beside her, another woman in white stands near the altar. Central deity murti are dressed in pink, gold and red garlands with ornate jewellery, in front of a starry galaxy backdrop. A framed photo of a deity with a marigold garland sits on a red and gold cloth. Table offerings include bananas, apples, coconut-sweet dishes, fruit, bowls, brass lamps and a green-leaf plate.

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A photograph of a bronze Nandi bull statue seated on a gold-toned lotus-shaped basin, being bathed with water poured from a brass vessel held by a hand at upper left. The bull wears a beaded ornamental collar and has water flowing over its body and into the basin, consistent with abhishekam. Beside the basin sits a small brass pot, and a red cloth-draped stool and a red and gold patterned cushioned chair stand in a marble-floored hall with white guide lines on the floor. The caption reads Kailasa Seattle - Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple.

A brass vessel is tipped by a hand, pouring golden liquid over a small copper-toned Nandi bull statue seated on a lotus-shaped brass tray. The bull has a red tilak mark on its forehead and an ornate beaded collar. The hand wears gold bangles and a red-bordered sleeve. Behind the tray, a red silk cloth covers an object on the floor, and brass vessels and a glass-fronted cabinet are visible in the background. A caption at the bottom reads Kailasa Seattle - Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple. No people are depicted beyond the pouring hand and the figure is a statue, so a person is none.

Overhead photo of a decorated deity murti on a gold-rimmed brass tray set on a blue cloth. The murti is a silver-toned embossed backdrop with a central yantra-like form, dressed with purple chrysanthemum flowers, red and green fabric flower garlands with gold accents, and a jewelled necklace with red stones and a pendant. No people are visible. A caption at the bottom reads Kailasa Seattle - Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple.

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A four-panel video call screenshot of an online KAILASA Singapore session. Top left, a bald man with glasses and a red tilak on his forehead, bare-chested with a beaded necklace, speaks before a home altar with framed deity pictures and a floral garland; the name tag reads Yogajnana. Top right, a smiling woman in a cream quilted jacket sits by a window with a potted plant, hands in anjali mudra; name tag reads 春山spring. Bottom left, a person in a dark top sits by a window with hands together; name tag reads Sunny永灵. Bottom right, a smiling woman with a red tilak in a white top with dark collar makes anjali mudra; name tag reads JiwenKang. Four people are visible on screen, and no a person candidate appears.

A large cutout photograph of a smiling man in a maroon turban with a red bindi and white tilak, seated in lotus position on a throne with a multicoloured arched backrest of beaded, jewelled panels. He wears a maroon robe, a gold necklace, a white-and-gold ceremonial garland with bells, and holds a trident-like staff in one hand. In front is a book titled "Living Enlightenment" and a silver tray filled with red, orange, yellow and blue flowers, green leaves and two silver containers, on a green patterned cloth. A wooden elephant figurine sits at the left. Setting appears to be a puja arrangement. a person: the cutout's distinctive turban, tilak, jewelled garland and ceremonial throne match the page's KAILASA context, presented as a depiction.

Overhead photo of a plated vegetarian meal on a green leaf-shaped tray placed on an ornate red and gold embroidered cloth. A mound of white steamed rice sits at left with two green leaves on top, a red rose and white flower stalks lie at its base. Stainless steel bowls hold sautéed sliced vegetable with curry leaves at upper right, sliced banana pieces at lower right, and a small steel cup of water with a lit tealight candle at center. No people are visible.

A photograph of a decorated shrine altar with no visible people. Three gold-clad deity murtis stand at the back on a red and gold draped platform: a small figure in the center wearing a red sari and multi-strand garlands, flanked by two figures in gold ornaments. A gold brocade cloth with purple borders covers the altar table, holding brass oil lamps with lit flames, flower offerings, a brass conch-shaped vessel and incense sticks. In the foreground, a silver tray holds a brass bell, a small brass vessel, an apple and a matchbox, beside a brass lamp and a conch shell. On the floor, a green banana leaf plate holds white rice, a cooked vegetable dish, a cup of water, sliced fruit and a red rose, on a silver-bordered floral mat.

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A Zoom meeting screenshot showing a gallery grid of about seventeen video tiles of participants, many with hands pressed in anjali mudra or eyes closed in meditation. Several people wear white or light clothing, one wears a red bindi, and one tile shows a painted deity image of a goddess in a glowing gold frame beside a woman with a head covering. Tile names read KR-(CAN) Narine Manjepatrick, Premabhakta, Bhowattee R, Mahes Kumaran, Shakunthaladevi Dayalingam, Ana Weise, Lea Ikhlas Kilhoty, KR-CAN-Ma Lillian, Madhu Pujan, Tara, Ma Ivana, NHU-KS-NY Pooja Bhagat, Elle USA 47 F, An Trinh, and others. The window title bar reads Zoom Meeting, with a time stamp of 6:00 AM on 2020-11-27.

A Zoom meeting gallery screenshot with a grid of eleven video tiles showing participants in home settings. Top right tile shows a woman in an orange shawl before a shelf with a framed deity figure, garlands and lamps. Other tiles show women in white and saffron, a woman in yellow and black sari, a man with eyes closed, and a woman in a white top with a red bindi. One tile reads Swamji9 with no video. Name labels appear on each tile, including Nithya Premanandananda, Sonal Chauhan, Ananthy and Joana Q. Visible participants total eleven, with no a person appearance evident.

A screenshot of a Zoom video call grid showing a daily report from KAILASA Toronto, Canada, dated 2020-11-27. Eight video tiles show women participants: one in a white top with a red bindi and beaded necklaces, another with glasses and dark hair, an older woman with a red bindi, a smiling woman in a white top with a red bindi, and others in home settings. A tile at bottom right shows a framed devotional image of a multi-headed deity with a seated figure in saffron-and-gold clothing with hands in anjali mudra, but this is a depiction on screen, not a physical candidate present. No person is clearly identifiable as a person from appearance.

A screenshot of a Zoom video call gallery with about twenty participant tiles in a grid, on a dark Windows desktop interface with a taskbar showing the time 6:14 PM. Participants appear in home settings: some in saffron or white clothing, one holding a palm together in greeting, a woman in a red-and-white striped top holding up an object, and several tiles showing only names or device labels. Name captions under the tiles read Shanta, Cheran Ragavan, Shyamala Kanagasabay, Elle, yogamalar, Subramaniam thiagarajah, Abha Sharma, Sumathy's iPhone, Arijamalar and An Trinh. The image is a meeting screenshot with no visible a person candidate.

KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 11/27/2020

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A photograph, rotated sideways, of a pair of black rubber-soled padukas (sandals) placed on a silver tray as the centrepiece of a pada puja offering. The padukas are decorated with blue flowers, large white and purple trumpet flowers, green leaves, a green gourd, rudraksha malas with gold beads, and small brass cups. Offerings on the tray include a bowl of white rice or sweets with a flower, a yellow turmeric-coloured bowl, and scattered white flowers. Behind the tray are a glass case, a framed Sri Chakra plaque, a red-and-gold deity figurine, crystals, and a red garland. No people are visible.

A framed printed devotional picture of the deity Meenakshi standing on a golden lotus pedestal before a gilded temple archway. The goddess has blue-green skin, a tall ornate crown, a red tilak on her forehead, and a nose ring. She wears layered gold necklaces, a jewelled waist belt, blue garments and multicoloured flower garlands, and a green parrot perches on her raised hand. A brass oil lamp with lit wicks stands at the left, and a small Ganesha figure sits at the lower left. A white lace cloth lies in the lower right corner. No physical people are visible.

A photograph of a large painted clay or plaster deity murti standing on a shelf in a home shrine. The multi-armed figure has black skin, gold ornaments and armbands, and many heads with protruding red tongues, with a crowned headdress decorated with purple flowers and white blossoms. Numerous smaller faces in pale tones are arranged along its body and skirt. Behind it, a painted devotional picture shows a deity and temple architecture, and a small gold figurine and a red decorative pot sit in the foreground. No physical people are visible.

A framed devotional print of a four-armed goddess seated cross-legged against a bright blue background beneath an ornate golden arch. She wears a tall jewelled crown with a crescent moon, a red and gold sari, layered gold necklaces and a nose stud, and holds a lotus, a green parrot perched at her side, and a long sugarcane stalk. A partially visible painted figure in pink and yellow stands at the left edge, and black deity murti are visible at the lower right. No physical people are present.

KAILASA DHUMBARAI, NEPAL on 11/27/2020

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures

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Participants Count	4
Event Type	In-Person
Was Food Served in Event?	Yes
Count of Meals Served	4
Volunteers Count	2
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Daily Rituals

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KAILASA LOS ANGELES, USA on 11/27/2020

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Daily Happenings

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Was Food Served in Event?	Yes
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Volunteers Count	9
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At the temple: -Suprabatham seva -Morning naivedyam prepared and offered to Moolavar and Ardhanareeshwara -DDNA prepared and offered to Moolavar, Ganesha, Subrahmanya and Swamiji

on occasion of Nithyanandeshwara Brahmotsavam

-Sri Rudram chanting -Abhishekam/alankar to Moolavar -Pada puja offered to Swamiji -Abhishekam/alankar and DDNA to Sri Nandishwara on occasion of Pradosham -Evening naivedyam prepared and offered to Moolavar and Sri Rajarajeshwari -Evening aarti and palliarai seva

Online: Nithyananda yoga - 8 Nithya puja - 5

-Third Eye Scanning for Healing, Life Solutions and Completion: 5 -Manifesting Shaktis/Practice Sessions:

-Blindfold Reading 1 -Breadth Dimension 1

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KAILASA NEW YORK, USA on 11/27/2020

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Yoga during BrahmaMuharta for female bodies

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Participants Count	4
Event Type	Online
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served	0
Volunteers Count	4
Event Duration	60 mins

Yoga during BrahmaMuharta for female bodies

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KAILASA OHIO, USA on 11/27/2020

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Daily routine

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KAILASA OMAN on 11/27/2020

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Ayyappa Mandala Poojai Online

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Event Type	Online
Was Food Served in Event?	Yes
Count of Meals Served	10
Volunteers Count	2
Event Duration	2hours

Ayyappa Mandala Poojai

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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 11/27/2020

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-Daily Paduka Puja

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Offering of Pada Puja to the living deity of Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam HDH Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam in the form of his Padukas.

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KAILASA SEATTLE, USA on 11/27/2020

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Event Type	Online
Was Food Served in Event?	No
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Volunteers Count	3
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.

Special abhishekam was offered to Sri Ananda Nandeeshwara on the auspicious occasion of Pradosham

We also enriched the community by conducting free online group yoga class in the morning. We enriched more than 250 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

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KAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/27/2020

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures

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Participants Count	30
Event Type	Online
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served	0
Volunteers Count	2
Event Duration	2.5 hrs

Ekadasha Rudram

Presidential Daily Briefing

KAILASA-SINGAPORE-2020-11-27-15ZQYQ5CmlygrW8CHLzUE0KIX07TbLGcy.pdf

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 11/27/2020

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DAILY UPDATE

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DAILY REPORT

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November 27 2020

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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, 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 Lord Surya Bhava Darshan.

There was a special Power Manifestation session conducted focusing on the power of Duradrishti. Season 16, Day 13 delegates received Truths related to Mrigendra agama, 25 States of Consciousness, [[11 Dimensions], Pancha Kriyas, the science of Horoscopes, and Navagraha & Surya 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.