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23 December 2020

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A graphic slide titled "nepal sangha" in black script on a pink background, with two screenshots of a Zoom video call. The left screenshot shows a grid of small video tiles including a man in a dark outfit, several women, and a tile labelled with a name. The right screenshot shows a man in a blue shirt, a tile labelled "Pramila mom", and another tile showing a red R. A small inset at top left shows a figure in a golden robe with a black crown-like headpiece and a rudraksha-style necklace, labelled by the page as Swamiji but not clearly identifiable here. Below is a text block describing a Nithya healing session on 12/23/2020 from 7pm to 8pm with nine participants, caused by Manoranjan Kr. Singh.A pink-bordered slide titled "nepal sangha" shows a Zoom video call with three tiles of participants. Top left, a woman in a red garment with a veil sits on a couch, labelled with a name tag. Top right, a woman in a teal top and dark hair smiles in a room with a window. Bottom centre, a woman in a pink top presses her palms together in namaste. A small inset at left shows a portrait of a man with a tall dark crown, gold necklaces and a bare-chested gold garment, labelled as a portrait. Below, printed text describes a Nithya healing session. Three physical people appear on screen.The central panel is a grid of six video-call tiles showing women in colourful saris and shawls, some with red bindis and one wearing a green shawl, one with a red shawl and a stylised framed portrait in the background. Below, white text on pink describes a Nithya puja held by a person Sangha Nepal on 12/23/2020 from 6:30am to 7:15am.

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The central panel is a grid of six video-call tiles showing women in colourful saris and shawls, some with red bindis and one wearing a green shawl, one with a red shawl and a stylised framed portrait in the background. Below, white text on pink describes a Nithya puja held by a person Sangha Nepal on 12/23/2020 from 6:30am to 7:15am.A pink-backed collage of eight photographs titled "tuesday ganapati abhisekam and alamkaram @nst, chandol kathmandu nepal". Panels show a Ganesha murti in a circular arch being bathed with milk and liquid during abhishekam, then decorated with flowers and ornaments, with oil lamps burning beside it. A final panel shows a richly adorned deity murti draped in red and silver embroidered cloth with a crown. Garlands of red and white flowers surround the shrines. A small inset at upper left shows a portrait of a man with a tall black crown, gold ornaments and a rudraksha-style necklace, labelled by the page as the Swamiji candidate; the appearance is uncertain. No physical people are shown in the main panels.A graphic slide titled "nepal sangha" in black script on a pink background, with two screenshots of a Zoom video call. The left screenshot shows a grid of small video tiles including a man in a dark outfit, several women, and a tile labelled with a name. The right screenshot shows a man in a blue shirt, a tile labelled "Pramila mom", and another tile showing a red R. A small inset at top left shows a figure in a golden robe with a black crown-like headpiece and a rudraksha-style necklace, labelled by the page as Swamiji but not clearly identifiable here. Below is a text block describing a Nithya healing session on 12/23/2020 from 7pm to 8pm with nine participants, caused by Manoranjan Kr. Singh.
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Two overhead photographs of round stainless steel thalis, each divided into around ten small steel katoris filled with different rice preparations. Colours include yellow turmeric rice, orange carrot rice, green herbed rice, white plain rice, and red beetroot rice, with rose petals scattered on the central plate. A caption reading Dec 22, 2020 runs vertically along the left edge. No people are visible; the scene shows prepared food offerings arranged for a temple meal.A temple abhishekam in progress before a golden-arched shrine with red curtains. A shaved-headed priest in orange dhoti and shawl, wearing a white face mask and white sacred ash markings on his chest and arms, pours water from a brass vessel over a black Shiva lingam on a dark stone yoni base. Behind it sit two deity murtis of a couple, the male in a maroon turban with a trident and the female in a pink sari with a crown, both garlanded with yellow and red flowers. To the right stands a golden standing murti of a bearded sage in a garland, and a small gold figure rests at the lower left.A young boy in orange saffron robes with long dreadlocks and a rudraksha mala sits cross-legged on a red cushioned dais in front of a microphone stand, holding papers and speaking. Behind him is a large life-size cutout of a smiling man with a red-orange turban, gold necklaces, a garland of red and yellow flowers, and bangles, seated on a tiger-skin cushion. An oil lamp with a flower garland stands at left beside a carved white arch and gold curtains.A devotee in an orange cloth with long dreadlocked hair, a white face mask and rudraksha malas stands at left with palms pressed together in prayer before a shrine. Three black-faced deity murtis stand in an ornate gold arch against blue velvet drapery: the central figure holds a spear-like weapon and wears a green crown with gold ornaments, orange dhoti and a jewelled breastplate; the figures flanking him wear crowns, red-and-white garlands and sari-like garments in green and blue. A purple patterned cloth covers the altar base, with small brass figurines and a flower garland in front. Deity murti worship, prayer and darshan.
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A screenshot grid of a video call with seven participant tiles, several women in saris and kurtas in home settings. The top-centre tile labelled Sowmya Amarnath shows a woman in a cream sari beside a kitchen with wooden cabinets. In the centre tile a woman in orange and red garments with rudraksha beads presses her palms together beside a shrine with framed pictures and flowers. In the bottom-centre tile a figure in saffron robes with a red headdress and rudraksha malas presses palms in namaste beside a flower-decked altar, with a woman in glasses beside him. Other tiles show women with bindi and sari, one wearing a dark turban, and a woman in white sitting in a room with a wall clock. Lighting is warm.A screenshot of an online video call grid showing seven participant tiles from a KAILASA OHIO yoga session. Top row: a smiling older woman with long dark hair, a woman with dark hair in a black top before a shelf and clock, and a close-framed young woman with hair pulled back. Middle row: a woman in a dark top seen from below in a bright room, a blank black tile, and an older woman in a grey t-shirt sitting on a red mat beside a lamp. Bottom row: a woman in a dark top with a pendant, labelled Sowmya Amarnath, in a white bathroom, and an older woman with glasses in a black top sitting on a sofa by plants. No a person visible.
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A screenshot of a Zoom video call grid showing about twelve participant tiles, each framing a person or a home setting. Several women have hands folded in namaskar; one woman in a white top with a red bindi and a beaded necklace is highlighted in the upper centre. Other tiles show a woman with a red dot on her forehead, a woman in a blue top with hands pressed together, a woman in a teal shawl with a red bindi, and an older woman in a dark top. One tile shows a framed deity image with a colourful arch, another shows a bust-length portrait of a saffron-robed figure with a crown-like headdress and rudraksha beads, and one tile shows a small green-and-white logo. Zoom controls and a Windows taskbar run along the bottom of the screen.A Zoom video call screenshot in a seven-tile grid of participants at KAILASA Toronto's online daily update, dated 2020-12-23. Top left, an older woman with a red bindi and dark hair speaks. The centre tile, outlined in yellow, shows a smiling woman in white with a beaded necklace. Top right, a young person in a pink top sits before a green screen. Middle row: a woman in a yellow sari with hands pressed in anjali; a woman in a dark top before a beige wall; a young woman in a dark top on a grey sofa. Bottom centre, a woman with light hair. Windows show the Windows taskbar at 7:06 AM.A screenshot of a Zoom Meeting gallery view with a grid of about sixteen video tiles showing participants in their home rooms. Tiles display names such as Premabhaktha, Anbu, Adriana Eraga, Farhe, U May, Gomathy Veeraraghavan, Mohan Coimbatore (mahendra pumps), Thilagavathi Raja, Toronto Shyamala kanagasabay, savitri, Slesha Dalvi, guoenling, Swamiji9, Sivaayuda, Nithya Premaroopananda, Abha Sharma, Kailaasa's Karpagam Nallamuthu, and ASAITHAMBISH. Several participants have palms pressed together in namaste or hands raised in prayer. A woman in white with a pendant necklace is in the top row, and a woman in a white sari is at lower left. A taskbar with the Windows clock showing 10:11 AM 2020-12-23 appears at the bottom.A screenshot of a Zoom video call grid showing six participant tiles, with a seventh and eighth tile labelled only by name. The top-left tile shows a woman in glasses and a patterned white top tilting her head upward. The centre-top tile shows a smiling woman in a white top with a beaded mala. The top-right tile shows a person in a dark checked shirt bending forward over white cloth. The lower-left tile shows a woman in a black T-shirt with a heart graphic, seated with her head tilted. The lower-centre tile shows a woman in a dark top before a window. The lower-right tile shows a smiling woman in a white top with a red bindi. Tile labels and the Zoom window are visible, with a Windows taskbar along the bottom.A screenshot of a Zoom video call grid with about ten participant tiles, several showing women in white or red clothing against plain home backgrounds; one woman in a white top with a red bindi smiles at centre-top, and a woman in a pink patterned top with a red bindi appears at bottom centre. Several tiles show only name labels such as Yogamalar amir, Vijeya, Komathy and Kala instead of video. A man in orange clothing appears partly in a top-left tile labelled indrabagawan thambyha. Zoom control bar and Windows taskbar are visible along the bottom edge.
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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 12/23/2020

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A photograph of an outdoor construction site beside a residence. A woman in an orange kurta and matching orange dupatta, with hair in a bun and a face mask, stands on a concrete step with her hands clasped behind her back. To the right, an older woman with grey hair and a face mask wears a white floral-print blouse and looks toward the site. Behind them, a man in a white shirt bends over stacked concrete blocks, a blue tarp covers a structure, and palm trees and a red building with black water tanks surround the yard.A puja table set up before a large life-size cutout print of a smiling figure seated in red and orange robes, wearing a red turban with a bindi, multiple garlands of flowers and gold-toned beads, and a gold necklace. The cutout is a printed depiction, not a physical person. On a leopard-print cloth stand a small figure of a seated sage in red, a small framed deity picture, a conch shell, brass bells, a brass kalasha-style vessel, brass cups, a small brass lamp with flame, an incense stick in a holder, flowers in yellow and purple, and bowls of offerings. No physical people are visible. The printed figure is appearance-based a person, shown as a depiction on a printed cutout.Outdoors beside a tan wooden structure and green palm fronds, a smiling woman in a striped white top and red patterned skirt holds a large plastic-wrapped bag of groceries. Beside her, a young girl in a white sleeveless top and a boy in a navy Denim Republic t-shirt stand in front. On the right, a woman in orange robes and a surgical mask wears a long rudraksha mala, a red tilak on her forehead, and a gold necklace, and she reaches toward the bag, appearing to hand over the hamper. Ground is muddy with debris.A home altar display with no people present. Framed deity prints stand at the back: a green-robed deity holding a staff, and a figure in red and gold on the right holding a lotus. A bronze Nataraja-style dancing figure stands at centre, flanked by purple flowers. A lit tealight sits in a brass dish in the foreground, with incense sticks beside it, blue and red lotus decorations, and a small painted red pot. On the left, a decorated blue cloth bag sits beside an oval printed photo of a standing figure with a trident in a saffron-toned outfit against a blue background, which resembles a depiction of a person with a trident and saffron clothing.A blurred photograph of a home shrine arranged with multiple deity images and figures. A large framed picture of a seated, white-skinned deity with red and white flower garlands sits at the back, flanked by framed portraits in orange and red. Gold-coloured deity figurines and small brass idols are set on a dark cloth, with a lit oil lamp in a brass dish at centre, red and orange lotus-shaped offerings, white bowls of grain or prasad, and pink and orange flower petals scattered across the altar. No people are visible.Outdoors in front of a wooden house with palm fronds behind, a woman in an orange saree and black face mask holds a clear plastic bag of groceries, rice and packaged goods, presenting it to a family. A woman in a striped white top and dark patterned skirt stands behind two children: a girl in a white top with green shorts and a boy in a navy Denim Republic t-shirt and orange shorts, both in flip-flops. The scene shows a food hamper handover, with no visible a person candidate.

December 23 2020

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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 Enlightened Life Is Scientific Way of Living revealed by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. His Divine Holiness shared that ultimately, life is all about intensity of the consciousness and quality of the consciousness. He explained that all human beings need intense spiritual inspiration and spiritual energy infusion immediately. He explained that this isn’t just urgency but emergency based, where KAILASA needs to do spiritual Enriching and Enreaching activities. He went on to introduce the e-Governance of KAILASA whose purpose is administrating superconscious breakthrough to the whole humanity. He shared about the projects of Hinduismpedia, the pure science; Nithyanandapedia, the applied science and Kailasapedia, how the pure science becomes applied science. He also worked further on raising the Consciousness of the delegates by bestowing them with the Nataraja Bhava Darshan for the day.

Contributing to over 108 humanitarian causes of SHRIKAILASA Uniting Nations, KAILASA's Nithyananda Hindu University marks today as Season 18, Day 10 of the Paramashivoham convention. One of the major highlights of KAILASA’s contributions through this convention is Power Manifestation, today being the Power of Consciousness over Matter.

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 Ishavasya Upanishad, Say Yes to Life, Keno Upanishad, Sahaja Samadhi, Brahma Sutras and Sarvaparityaga, as revealed by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism inspiring millions towards the Science of Hinduism.

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https://www.facebook.com/ParamahamsaNithyananda/videos/406809077191498

KAILASA DHUMBARAI, NEPAL on 12/23/2020

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures

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Participants Count5
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count4
Event Duration

Daily E-kailasha activities

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KAILASA LOS ANGELES, USA on 12/23/2020

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures

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Participants Count11
Event TypeBoth
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count12
Event Duration

At temple: -Suprabatham seva -Uttamottama seva offered to Swamiji and Paramashiva -Abhishekam/alankar to Moolavar -Sri Rudram chanting -DDNA offered to main sannidhi deities -Archana offered to Sri Subrahmanya -Morning naivedyam offered to Moolavar and Ardhanareeshwara -Pada puja offered to Swamiji -Evening naivedyam offered to Moolavar, Hanuman and Sri Subrahmanya -Evening aarti and palliarai seva

Online: Nithyananda yoga - 4 Nithya puja - 4 -Third Eye Scanning for Healing, Life Solutions and Completion: 3 -Manifesting Shaktis/Practice Sessions:

-Blindfold Reading 1 -Breadth Dimension 1

Presidential Daily Briefing

KAILASA-LOS-ANGELES--USA-2020-12-23-1MeP7VLDM-DK8IriD8e4NWLC_9rtwDZcz.pdf

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KAILASA OHIO, USA on 12/23/2020

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Event Details
Participants CountYoga- 12; puja -7
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count2
Event Duration

Yoga

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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 12/23/2020

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-Daily Paduka Puja and Annalaya Initiative

Event Details
Participants Count22
Event TypeIn-Person
Was Food Served in Event?Yes
Count of Meals Served400
Volunteers Count5
Event Duration

We offered the daily Puja to the sacred Padukas of our beloved Guru, Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam HDH Bhgawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. Kailasa Trinidad & Tobago, with much gratitude, is working towards delivering 108 hampers to needy families in various communities spread across Trinidad as our Annalaya Initiative (Annadhaan offering) to the lotus feet of our beloved Guru, Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam HDH Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. During the Pada puja we offered the hampers to Swamiji for blessings. We have delivered 22 hampers to 22 families (approx 400 meals) in the Sande Grande area and will continue in other parts of Trinidad, our next stop is the Barrackpore area which is South of the island.

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/23/2020

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures

Event Details
Participants Count213
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count6
Event Duration1 Day

Daily Update

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