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9 January 2021

Superconscious Breakthrough | Vaikunta Darshan | Bhavasamadhi Darshan of Bhagavan Krishna and Bhagavan Venkateshwara

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Close-up photograph of a figure's raised right hand in an abhaya-style gesture, palm facing the viewer, with a wrist of blue and gold beaded bangles. Behind and beside the hand are gilded ornaments: a gold armband with turquoise beads and pearls, and a golden ornamental object with a red jewelled accent. The background is a deep red draped fabric. The image is part of a Vaikunta Darshan event, showing a deity or murti-style ornamented figure; only the hand and jewellery are visible, and no full face is shown.A smiling man seated cross-legged on an ornate gold throne against a blue sky backdrop, shown bare-chested and heavily adorned. He wears an elaborate gold crown with red and green stone accents, a red tilak on the forehead, pearl and gold chest ornaments, layered white beaded necklaces, a rudraksha mala, and white jewelled armlets. He is dressed in a rust-brown dhoti with gold embroidery and a brown beaded waistband, with one hand resting on his hip. a person by ornate crown, distinctive jewelled regalia and throne setting; the page does not place him at this event.Close-up portrait of a smiling man in ornate gold crown and gold jewelled earrings, with a white urdhva-style tilak with red jewel detail on the forehead and a white chin mark. He wears gold necklaces and a richly embellished gold shoulder adornment against a warm orange-to-maroon gradient background. Appearance is consistent with ceremonial divine-role costume dressing; page does not state a person is present, so identity is not established.

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A bare-chested man with a swept-back ornate gold turban sits cross-legged on a gilded throne with a dark velvet cushion, smiling and raising one hand in a mudra while holding a jewelled ceremonial implement in the other. He wears layered gold and pearl necklaces, a large gold collar, pearl anklets and maroon embroidered trousers with a studded maroon waist band. Flanking the throne are gold-finished deity murti statues and tall golden ceremonial staves, set against a purple-to-magenta gradient backdrop. a person: the seated figure has a turban, gold necklaces and ornate adornments, though the appearance is only a partial match. Seated figure is in a throne setting.Close-up portrait of a smiling man seated before an ornate gold throne with embossed floral and scroll carving. He wears an elaborate gold crown with red and dark gem accents, gold drop earrings with pearls, layered beaded necklaces, a large gold pendant, and a gold-embroidered garment. A tilaka mark is on his forehead, and he holds a silver ceremonial rod. The background is a purple gradient.A smiling man in an ornate brown and gold turban adorned with jewelled gold ornaments and a gold feather-like crest is holding a golden flute to his lips. He wears layered gold necklaces, beaded and jewelled bracelets, pearl-drop earrings and a red-brown tilak on his forehead. Behind him stands an elaborately carved gold throne with floral and deity-face relief work against a peach-coloured background. Iconography and costume evoke a Krishna-style presentation, consistent with the Vaikunta Darshan theme.A seated man in an ornate gold crown and gold collar on a gilded throne against a purple gradient backdrop. He smiles, raises his right hand in a blessing mudra, and rests his left hand on his knee. He wears layered turquoise and pearl beaded necklaces, a large white and gold pendant, jeweled armbands, a rust-brown dhoti with gold dotted embroidery, and a vertical vibhuti mark on his forehead. A swirling gold canopy and ornamental finials frame him. The portrait is labelled with a copyright line and a small bird logo in the corner. Appearance cues are consistent with a person, seated in a regal, deity-like pose on a throne.
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Close-up photograph of a decorated deity murti with a painted face and closed eyes, a red tilak on the forehead, and a tall black hair bun topped by a golden crescent moon ornament. The murti wears layered gold and pearl necklaces, red and green bead garlands, ornate gold shoulder pieces and a gold bangle-like armlet, and rests against a royal blue velvet backdrop. Its hands hold a long gold dish or tray. Pink and red flower garlands fill the background, with another decorated figure partly visible at the right edge.Close-up of a metal deity murti decorated for worship. The figure wears a dark headdress with gold and pearl ornaments, a large silver-toned pendant, layered gold and kundan necklaces with red beads, and rudraksha malas. Its face is metallic and eyes are closed. Flanking it are blue velvet arm-shaped decorations edged with pearls and gold lace. Gold and pearl garlands frame the right side. Blurred pink flowers and a painted backdrop appear behind. No physical people are visible.Close-up of a deity murti dressed in royal blue velvet sleeves trimmed with gold lace and rows of white pearl beads. The face is golden with a red bindi and white urdhva tilaka markings, framed by a tall black hair crown decorated with red and white stones and a gold ornament. The chest is adorned with layered pearl and bead necklaces, green and red stones, and gold pendants over a red and gold brocade garment. A blurred pink photograph with hands and bangles appears in the background, and a gold textile lies on the right.
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A photograph of a temple altar with a central seated deity murti, a dark stone or wooden form draped in yellow and white marigold garlands, wearing a maroon crown-like headdress and a gold-and-maroon embellished garment. Flanking it on left and right are standing and seated golden sculptures of figures in maroon and gold attire with garlands, and behind them a large ornate gold arch with a mirror-work backdrop. Small brass vessels and a maroon cloth with jewelry sit on a decorated white-and-blue ceramic pedestal in front. No people are visible.A temple puja before a shrine with three deity murtis: a central standing figure with a crescent crown and garlands, flanked by a seated figure with a trident and a female figure in pink, all draped in marigold and rose garlands. In the foreground a figure in saffron-orange cloth with a brown shawl, rudraksha bracelets and white body markings, wearing a white face mask, holds a brass plate of green leaves as an offering. Small leaf offerings lie before a golden utsava murti on a stepped base, and red curtains and a blue cloth frame the shrine.Two young male devotees in saffron-orange robes and black turbans sit on a white upholstered sofa in front of a large backdrop of a smiling bearded man in a red turban, gold necklaces and armbands, one hand raised in blessing. The devotee on the left, with white ash markings, presses his palms together in anjali with eyes closed, wearing a white face mask and a rudraksha mala. The devotee on the right, with a red bindi, wears a white mask and rudraksha malas and holds a coconut out over a wooden table. The wall behind is yellow block. The backdrop image is a printed portrait, not a physical person, so it is not counted in the people field.
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A home puja altar on a red cloth. A framed portrait of a smiling man with long dark hair, a white forehead mark and a white flower garland sits at the back, labelled by the page as Swamiji; a smaller framed image of a seated figure in orange and red robes with rudraksha beads stands in front of it. A brass plate holds two lit oil lamps with engraved Sanskrit lettering and a brass lamp, a brass plate of yellow and white chrysanthemums, and a clear plate of banana pieces and dark cherries. No people are physically present.
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A photograph of a green plate with a red rim set on a red and gold patterned cloth edged with gold tinsel. On the plate are three glass jars: one holds cooked white rice with black mustard seeds and a dark dried chilli, another holds pale rice or a rice preparation with green garnish, and a small stainless steel cup holds a clear liquid. No people are visible. The setting appears to be a food offering or meal presentation.A photo of a large brass tray decorated for worship on a red silk cloth with a blue fabric beneath. The tray is ringed with white jasmine-style buds and green foliage interspersed with red fabric roses. At its centre sit yellow chrysanthemum-type flowers, two silver cylindrical vessels with red-topped lids, and an ornate gold-toned jewelled necklace with pearl strands and a jewelled pendant. No people are visible; the arrangement appears to be an offering or puja decoration.Overhead photo of a meal served on a wooden tray with a white board surface. A large glass bowl holds a brown lentil or dal-style stew with visible pieces of vegetables. A smaller stainless steel bowl at the top holds a dark broth with floating flakes of herb or garlic. A round glass bowl on the right holds plain cooked rice mixed with small pieces of vegetable. No people are visible.Overhead photo of a wooden tray on a grey patterned carpet, holding a white placemat with three bowls of food. A large clear glass bowl on the left holds a thick brown lentil or dal-like stew. A small stainless steel bowl at the top centre holds a dark brownish sauce or broth with pieces floating in it. A clear glass bowl on the right holds cooked rice mixed with small golden pieces of vegetable. No people are visible.
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Screenshot of a Zoom video call grid with about a dozen participants in home settings, mostly women and a few men, many with hands in anjali mudra or smiling at their cameras. The top-centre tile is a split panel showing two images of a bare-chested figure with long dark hair, gold necklaces and an orange-gold cloth, one of them embracing an older woman; the tile is labelled 'np'. Other tiles show a woman in a purple top on a sofa, a woman in a white head covering, a woman in a teal sari, a woman in a white sari with gold jewellery, and an older woman in white in a bottom tile. The Zoom toolbar with Mute, Stop Video, Participants 14, Chat, Share Screen and Leave appears along the bottom.A nine-panel online video call grid of women participants in a KAILASA Toronto daily update session. Top-left, a man sits in a black and red gaming chair beside a framed portrait on a shelf. Top-centre, a graphic card reads Proud Sons of Paramahamsa Nithyananda, showing two young men in saffron and white robes before a golden throne. Top-right, a woman in a white sari with a red bindi presses her palms together. Middle row shows a woman in a blue top on a grey sofa, and a woman with grey hair in a dark top. Bottom row shows women in white and red garments, one wearing a white head covering, another in orange with glasses, and one in white with a mala. Name labels appear on each panel.A Zoom video call gallery view showing a grid of about twenty participant tiles from an online KAILASA Toronto gathering. Tiles show women and men in home settings, several with hands pressed together in namaste; one tile shows a person in an orange shawl and another a figure with hands joined in a red top. A small deity picture or framed image appears in a few backgrounds. The window shows a Zoom recording bar and a participant list count of 49. Name labels such as Lea, Marina, Anita Torger, Sonal Chauhan, Taras, Sowmya Amarnath and Chandni Gondhia appear beneath the tiles. The screenshot is a screen capture, not a physical gathering.A Zoom video call screenshot showing a grid of about a dozen participants in home settings. Top row includes a woman in white with a red bindi, a smiling woman in white with a lanyard labelled Premabhaktika, a woman in a black top with headset in a room with bookshelves and a lamp, and a woman in glasses and yellow top. Middle row includes a bearded man with a red forehead mark and white garment on a green wall, a woman in a dark shawl, and an older woman in glasses in a red and white sari. Bottom row includes an older woman in a teal sari labelled Toronto Shyamala Ranganathan, a man in a grey shirt, and a woman with a red bindi labelled Nithya Premaroopananda. Zoom window interface with taskbar visible at the bottom.
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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 1/9/2021

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A woman in a red-orange turban with a white emblem and a saffron-coloured wrap stands smiling behind a glass-topped altar table crowded with offerings. Strings of marigold and red flower garlands hang on framed photographs and a Shiva image. Brass lamps, a small kalasha-like brass vessel, a bronze deity murti draped in garlands, flowers, and small oil lamps fill the table. A framed portrait of a man in orange robes with a rudraksha mala is displayed among the frames, alongside a book cover and a tall brass lamp stand at left. A bronze figure of a standing deity with a red garland stands on the floor in front. A framed Tanjore-style painting hangs on the wall above.A woman in a grey patterned long dress and blue surgical mask, with a red bindi, leans over a white table to hand a red plastic bag to an older woman in a purple patterned sleeveless top and a brown face mask. Behind them a man in a light blue shirt and plaid shorts stands at the right. The setting is a temple hall with a red, yellow and white streamer ceiling, a golden shrine arch, deity murtis with flower garlands, and a green curtain on the left, consistent with a food hamper distribution. No a person candidate is visible.Indoor photo in a Hindu temple hall with a colourful fringed ceiling of red, yellow and white streamers. Two women stand at a white table holding a food hamper: the woman on the left wears a grey floral kurta with red embroidery, a blue surgical mask and a red bindi; the woman in the centre wears a turquoise T-shirt printed with a World Sight Day logo and a black face mask, and holds a printed letter. Behind them an older man in a striped shirt and plaid shorts stands near golden deity murti and flower garlands on an altar. A paper hamper bag and a dark bag sit on the table.A photograph inside a temple hall with a red, yellow and white paper-streamer ceiling. A woman in a grey floral kurta with red trim and a red bindi, wearing a blue surgical mask, leans on a white table holding a brown paper bag and a printed sheet. Beside her a man in a black Emporio Armani t-shirt and black mask holds the bag. Behind them are a deity murti altar with flowers, a gold-framed niche and a decorated shrine area. The setting suggests a food hamper distribution. No a person candidate is visible.Two women stand together inside a temple hall with a striped red, yellow and white paper-fringed ceiling and a shrine with deity murtis in the background. The woman on the left wears a grey floral-patterned dress with red trim, a blue surgical mask and a red tilak on her forehead, and rests her hands on a counter. The woman on the right wears a black polo shirt and a red thread bracelet and smiles while holding a large blue plastic bag filled with a food hamper. A printed label on the bag is partly visible. A bundled hamper sits on the counter at left, as part of a food distribution.A photo inside a temple hall with a red, yellow and white fringed paper canopy overhead. A woman in a grey patterned kurta with a red embroidered dupatta, wearing a blue surgical mask and a red bindi, holds a large blue plastic bag of food hampers on a white table. Beside her a man in a red polo shirt and black face mask stands with his hands clasped. A third person in a light blue top and plaid shorts is partly visible at the right edge. Behind them a shrine holds decorated deity murtis, flower garlands and a gold-trimmed canopy, with a wooden altar and green drapery at the left.

January 09 2021

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Superconscious Breakthrough | Vaikunta Darshan | Bhavasamadhi Darshan of Bhagavan Krishna and Bhagavan Venkateshwara

WHAT IS BHAVA SAMADHI DARSHAN?

Superconscious Breakthrough | Vaikunta Darshan | Bhavasamadhi Darshan of Bhagavan Krishna and Bhagavan Venkateshwara

परिकलित पुर्वौ कस् चमत्कर करि स्फुरति मम गरियन् एस मधुर्य पुरौ अयम् अहम् अपि हन्त प्रेक्स्य यम् लुब्ध चेतौ सरभसम् उपभोक्तुम् कमये रधिकेव ~ दर्पनद्ये देखि यदि अपन मधुरि; अस्वदिते लोभ होय् अस्वदिते नरि विचर कोरिये यदि अस्वद उपय; रधिक स्वरुप होइते तबे मोने धय

When Krishna Once Saw His Own Extraordinary Sweetness Reflected In A Jewelled Wall, He Was Amazed And Said: “How Unprecedented And Astonishing Is This Deep And Indescribable Sweetness Of Mine! Alas! When I See It, Even I Become Greedy To Enjoy Its Sweetness, Just Like Radhika! “When I See My Own Sweetness In The Mirror, I Become Eager To Taste It, But I Can’t. After Due Consideration, I Find That The Only Way To Relish This Sweetness Is Through The Constitution Of Sri Radhika.”

~ CHAITANYA CARITAMRTA ADI CH. 4

WHAT IS VAIKUNTA DARSHAN ?

Vaikunta is an enlighten space. You can reach Indra Loka and Deva Loka by ritual but not to Vaikunta. Vaikunta can be reached only by pure devotion. Vaikunta is a different space, which can be reached only by the purity of the Being. Parallel universe of your Anahata chakra is Vaikunta If you sit and open your Anahata chakra with a depth of seeking, simply Narayana has to wake up from His yoga nidra and appear before you. The Prana of Vaikunda is Love. Prema. Bhakti. It is a very intimate space, Vaikunta. The Prana of KAILASA is Oneness. Thyaga. Fire. Vaikunta is more like cool, Prema Bhakti, Love space. If you are too integrated to Maha Vishnu, you will be in Vaikunta

WHO IS BHAGAVAN VENKATESHWARA

THE NARAYANA SUKTAM SAYS
सहस्र शीर्षं देवं विश्वाक्षं विश्वशंभुवम् ।
विश्वै नारायणं देवं अक्षरं परमं पदम् ॥

Sahasra Sheerasham Devam
Vishvaksham Vishwashambhuvam
Vishwam Narayanam Devam
Aksharam Paramam Padam.

This universe is the Eternal Being (Narayana), the imperishable, the supreme, the goal, multi-headed and multi-eyed (i.e.,omnipresent and omniscient), the resplendent, the source of delight for the whole universe.

Brahmanda Puran also contains 'Sri Venkatesha Sahasra Naam'(1008 names of Lord Venkatesha), which occurs under conversation between sage Vasista and Narada and also 'Venkatesha Ashtottara stotram'(108 names of Lord Sri Venkatesha).

"Kruthethu Naarasimho Bhoo Trethayaam Raghunandana Dwapare Vasudevascha Kalau Venkatanayaka! ||"

Translation: In Kritha Yuga, Lord Narasimha, In Treta Yuga Lord Sri Rama, In Dwapara Yuga Lord Sri Krishna, and in Kaliyuga Lord Sri Venkateswara are called as Prathyaksha Dhaivams (Deities).

BENEFITS OF WORSHIPPING BHAGAVAN VENKATESHWARA
THE Vishnu Sahasranama phalashruti verse -6
यशः प्राप्नोति विपुलं याति प्राधान्यम् एव च |
अचलां श्रियम् आप्नोति श्रेयः प्राप्नोत्य् अनुत्तमम् || ६ ||
yaśaḥ prāpnoti vipulaṃ yāti prādhānyam eva ca |
acalāṃ śriyam āpnoti śreyaḥ prāpnoty anuttamam || 6 ||

He becomes endowed with great reputation and becomes the foremost amongst his kith and kin. He acquires undiminished wealth in this world, and unexcelled prosperity (in the other world ie. Liberation). Bhagavan Venkateshwara bestows all the Ananta Kalyana Gunas( Divine Auspicious Qualities) and the one who worships Him receives abundance in Wealth and all other dimensions of life.

WHO IS BHAGAVAN SRI KRISHNA
Bhagavad Gita says vasudeva sutaṁ devaṃ kamsa cānūra mardanam I
devakī paramānandaṁ kṛṣṇam vande jagad gurum II

Meaning: ‘I salute unto you Bhagavān Kṛṣṇa, Guru (master) of the world, son of Vasudeva, supreme bliss of Devakī, destroyer of Kamsa and Cāṇūra’. Bhagavan Sri Krishna is the Purnavatara, Who has embodied Narayana, Paramapada, with all His glory, qualities and powers.

Bhagavan Sri Krishna is the being who first set a trend that macrocosm can express in human body microcosm in a full fledged and in full bloomed way.Bhagavan Sri Krishna is the Jagatguru - meaning His life is a teaching for everyone, in all levels of seeking, no matter what level they are in.As a child Bhagavan Sri Krishna expressed extraordinary innocence and extraordinary powers. As an adult Bhagavan Sri Krishna went beyond body, He did not have even an idea of ordinary body and reflected the pure consciousness in the human body.

Bhagavan Sri Krishna says in the Bhagavad Gita
Sarvasya caham hrdi sannivisto
mattah smrtir jnanam apohanam ca
vedais ca sarvair aham eva vedyo
vedanta-krd veda-vid eva caham

I am seated in everyone's heart, and from Me come remembrance, knowledge and forgetfulness. By all the Vedas, I am to be known. Indeed, I am the compiler of Vedanta, and I am the knower of the Vedas.

THE PROMISE TO HAPPEN AGAIN AND AGAIN.
paritranaya sadhunam vinasayaca dushkrutam dharmasamsthapa narthaya sambhavami yuge yuge || 4.8 ||

Sri Krishna says in Bhagavad Gita, ‘Whenever positive consciousness declines and collective negativity raises, I happen again and again!’ The possibility of updation is the unique contribution of Vedic tradition to the world – the divine descending into the human body again and again! He can also assume human body as an enlightened being to save the planet earth. Whatever form he takes, one thing is sure - he cares, he nourishes, he takes care that humanity does not get destroyed, he keeps this possibility of the highest conscious elevation alive.

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KAILASA DHUMBARAI, NEPAL on 1/9/2021

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Paduka puja @ NST Chandol

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KAILASA LOS ANGELES, USA on 1/9/2021

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At temple: -Suprabatham seva -Uttamottama seva offered to Paramashiva -Abhishekam/alankar to Moolavar - Tulasi ashtotaranamavali archana offered to Swamiji on occasion of

Nithyanandotsavam day #11

-Morning naivedyam offered to Moolavar and Ardhanareeshwara -Evening naivedyam offered to Moolavar and Sri Rajarajeshwari -Evening aarti and palliarai seva

Online: Nithyananda yoga - 10 Nithya puja - 4 -Third Eye Scanning for Healing, Life Solutions and Completion: 10 -Manifesting Shaktis/Practice Sessions:

-Blindfold Reading 1 -Breadth Dimension 1

Presidential Daily Briefing

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KAILASA NEW HYDE PARK, USA on 1/9/2021

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Nithyananda yoga, satya sankalpa, Nithya guru puja & shiva puja, attended bhagabat gita session with Ohio Sangha.

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KAILASA OHIO, USA on 1/9/2021

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Yoga

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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 1/9/2021

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-Daily Puja & Annalaya Initiative

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Count of Meals Served2260
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Daily Puja to the sacred Padukas of our beloved Guru, Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam HDH Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. During the puja we offered 40 food hampers to Swamiji for blessings as part of our Annalaya Initiative.

Today with the blessings of our beloved Guru, we distributed the remaining 40 food hampers at #RousillacHinduTemple, South Trinidad as part of our Jayanti offering to Celebrate the 44th Avatar Dinotsava of Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam HDH Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. With Guru's blessings anything is possible, our goal was to give 108 food hampers to 108 families, with the grace and blessings of Swamiji we surpassed this figure and distributed 116 food hampers to 116 families (2260 meals) over the period 23-Dec-20 to 9-Jan-21. We also want to say heartfelt thanks to all the devotees and well wishers who donated hampers and to Agnas Singh and family, Kumar & Tara Ramlal & family, Devika Ramlal, Vishnu Ramlakhan, Videsh Ramlal, Councillor for Otaheite/Rousillac, Javed Mohammed, and the President of the Doodnath Temple Branch 254, for taking the time out to help us to reach out to the families in need. Thank you all.. We will continue to reach out to the communities and expand our Annalaya initiatives as we work towards fulfilling our Guru's vision of providing free food for all..... Thank you Swamiji it is a great Blessing!!!

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KAILASA SEATTLE, USA on 1/9/2021

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/9/2021

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OTHER - MY KAILASA IS NOT IN THIS LIST on 1/9/2021

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Nithyananda yoga, satya sankalpa, Nithya guru puja & shiva puja, attended bhagabat gita session with Ohio Sangha.

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