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12 March 2021

NITHYANANDA SATSANGH RETELECAST || PARAMASHIVOHAM SEASON 23

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A bare-chested man sits cross-legged in meditation with eyes closed, hands resting in his lap in a mudra. He wears a white vertical tilak on his forehead, a thick beard, and dark red-maroon dhoti-style cloth. He is adorned with heavy gold ceremonial necklaces, layered gold pendants, and rudraksha bracelets on both arms and wrists, with gold armlets. Behind him is an ornate silver-framed backdrop and a snowy mountain landscape. Appearance-based label: the figure shows several distinctive ceremonial cues (layered gold necklaces, rudraksha malas, ornate adornments), so this is a person depiction presented as a printed image with a copyright caption.

Close head-and-shoulders portrait of an older African man wearing a leopard-print headdress with a red band and layered beaded necklaces, with a serious, downcast expression against a plain background. No a person candidate is visible; the subject appears to be a traditional African monarch-style figure, and no printed caption is visible in the image.

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A temple sanctum photograph shows a black Shivalinga on a golden-edged circular base set before a red and gold ornate arch, with a small golden kalasha-style vessel in front. A standing priest on the left, bare-chested with white dhoti, pours water or milk over the linga from a golden vessel, indicating abhishekam. Flower petals and a gold-bordered green-and-red floral floor pattern surround the base, and a shiny plastic or cloth backdrop hangs behind. The doorway frame is decorated with gold and red fabric. Appears to be a Shiva temple rudrabhishekam during a Maha Shivaratri observance.

A decorated Shiva lingam-form murti is seated on a golden throne-style backdrop with a gold arch, set on a red and gold cloth before a silver draped wall. The deity wears a large gold crown, white and red flower garlands, rudraksha-style beaded necklaces, and a gold-framed ornament, with a white and multicolored draped cloth across its base. Brass oil lamps stand on either side, and above, a swastika and an Om symbol are drawn in red and white dots on the wall. Orange cloth lies in front of the murti. No people are visible.

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Overhead photo of a polished silver padapuja tray shaped like a pair of sandal-shaped footprints, filled with red, orange and yellow roses and a few green leaves. Two small silver cups with kumkum or vermilion sit at the lower corners of the tray, and a yellow-and-green patterned cloth lies beneath. No people are visible; the image shows the floral offering prepared for the padukas of the guru.

A large cutout or printed image of a smiling man with a red turban and vibhuti mark on the forehead stands behind a paduka display. He wears a heavy gold necklace, layered rudraksha malas and a white jasmine garland. In front, a silver tray holds padukas, sandals decorated with red, orange and yellow flowers, and a small brass vessel. A book with a portrait cover sits on the lower display. The figure is a depiction, not a physical person, and no physical people are visible. Decorative cloth and a red tray frame the scene.

A four-panel video call collage showing participants of a KAILASA Singapore online session. Top left, a woman in a red top sits in front of a dark leather sofa with her arms folded on a surface. Top right, a man with glasses and a red tilak on his forehead, wearing orange-brown clothing, sits in a room where a red-robed statue of a sannyasi with a crown-like red turban and rudraksha mala stands on a shelf beside framed pictures and a small figurine. Bottom left, a bald woman in red-framed glasses and a dark top stands beside a young boy in a grey sweatshirt. Bottom right, a woman with long dark hair in a light room with a potted plant.

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Overhead photo of a home altar set with a pair of black padukas (sandal-shaped footwear) decorated with yellow and blue flowers, white jasmine blossoms, orange marigolds, green leaves and small rudraksha-bead tassels with gold ornaments. Nearby on a silver tray sit a white bowl of grated coconut and white flowers, a small glass dish of honey, and a golden Sri Yantra plate. A figure in a red-orange garment with gold necklaces stands in the background behind a Sri Chakra card, with a brass lamp stand at right.

A photograph of a life-size cutout printed portrait of a smiling man in a maroon turban with a red tilak, wearing saffron-orange robes, a thick gold bead necklace, a rudraksha mala and white jasmine garlands, holding a gold trident (trishul) with a dark feather at his side. The cutout sits near a shelf with plastic bottles of oil, and a black-and-gold deity murti stands at left. Surveillance monitors show camera feeds at top. The printed figure matches the page's reference to a portrait of the guru, so the appearance-based cues of turban, saffron robes, gold necklace and rudraksha mala suggest Swamiji (probable) as a depiction, though no name is printed on the cutout. No physical people are visible.

A home puja altar with no visible physical people. Dominant is a large printed portrait of a smiling figure in an orange-red sleeveless robe, draped with a marigold and rudraksha garland, but the face is cropped at the top. In front, a framed photo shows a figure with a grey head-wrap and a red forehead mark, beside a framed image of a seated figure in red robes holding a mala. A small statue in red robes sits on the altar, with a gilt deity figure with a crown, blue and yellow flowers, and white jasmine blossoms. A tray of small clay oil lamps and a glass of amber liquid sit on a glass table, with a banknote and a stone.

A home shrine altar photographed indoors with a peeling pale wall behind it. A framed photograph in the centre shows a smiling person with long dark hair, a pale orange garment and a beaded necklace, raising one hand in front of a large tree trunk; the shrine label is not visible. Beside it on the right is a framed print of Shiva, Parvati and Ganesha seated on a snowy mountain with a bull and a trident. Smaller framed images show a deity murti and temple-style figures. On the table are a red folded cloth with a gold clasp, small silver boxes, an oil lamp with a flame, a candle glass, a bowl with a yellow sweet, a brass figure of Ganesha, scattered white flowers and a garland of red flowers. A purple lotus decoration sits at the right edge. Several framed and cushioned images show a seated figure in orange and red clothing with a pyramid-shaped motif.

A blurred photograph of a home shrine on a glass-topped table against a pale wall. Framed pictures stand behind brass figurines, marigold and jasmine flowers, and small brass lamps. Central is a framed image of Shiva with a trident and crescent, draped in red and white garlands, next to a framed deity with a crown and garlands. At the right, a framed photograph shows a smiling man in orange robes and beads, raising one hand, labelled by no visible text. A maroon folded cloth lies at right, and a lit oil lamp sits near the center. No people are physically present in the scene.

A home shrine photographed indoors on a table in front of a pale wall. A large framed print shows Shiva with trident, a white bull, Ganesha and a young Murugan on a snowy mountain backdrop, with Parvati in green. Beside it a painted image shows a four-armed goddess in red and gold with a sugarcane stalk and a parrot. A black-and-gold statue with many heads stands at the right. In front are a lit oil lamp in a brass holder, white frangipani flowers, purple lotus, a red pot and a small framed image of a robed figure. A television at top right shows a blurred aerial scene. No people are visible.

KAILASA CALGARY, CANADA on 3/12/2021

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-PVK Morning Routine

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Participants Count	3
Event Type	Online
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served	0
Volunteers Count	1
Event Duration	45min

PVK Morning Routine

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KAILASA FAMILIA PORTUGUESA, PORTUGAL on 3/12/2021

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Participants Count	3
Event Type	Online
Was Food Served in Event?	Yes
Count of Meals Served	6
Volunteers Count	1
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O Satsang Center Kailasa Família Portuguêsa-Portugal, dá as boas vindas a Sua Divina Santidade Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam e as famílias da língua Portuguêsa. Hoje 12 de Março de 2021, o Sumo Pontífice do Hinduísmo, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, Sua Divina Santidade Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam, ora a Paramashiva pelo Atma Shanti do Rei ZULU, GOODWILL 2021, que faleceu em 12 de março de 2021. ORAÇÃO DE ATMA SHANTI PELA BOA VONTADE DO REI ZULU ZWELITHINI O Departamento de Religião e Adoração de Kailasa oferece Maheshwara Puja aos pés do SPH para o Atma Shanti do Rei Zulu Goodwill Zwelithini no dia 13 de março de 2021.

O departamento de Serviços Humanos de Kailasa ofereceu Minutas pela Paz ao oferecer cura espiritual para a família, simpatizantes e povo de Zulu pela perda de seu rei.

Shrikailasa Unindo Nações pela Paz Global e Tolerância Religiosa, em conjunto com este ano sendo o Ano da Paz Global e Confiança, convida os cidadãos globais de todos os setores a se juntarem a nós na cura, fortalecimento e esclarecimento, especialmente durante estes tempos de teste.

Como fazer parte? http://kailaasa.tv/minutes4peace

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KAILASA HYDERABAD, INDIA on 3/12/2021

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Paramashivarathri

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Participants Count	20
Event Type	In-Person
Was Food Served in Event?	Yes
Count of Meals Served	20000
Volunteers Count	35
Event Duration	24 Hours

Paramashivarathri at Kailasa in Hyderadbad, Sripura Sarvajnapeetam. Rudrabhisekhams, special Alankaarams for Sri Nithyanandesheara. Annadaan at Keesaragutta temple, hyderabad. served over 20,000 meals served this Maha Paramashivaratri at Keesaragutta Shiva Temple in Hyderabad, Telangana. Over the course of 24 hours, devotees and ardent seekers flooded the premises and gratefully received the blessed and consecrated food from Sripura Sarvajnapeetham's Annalaya

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KAILASA RIO GRANDE DO SUL, BRAZIL on 3/12/2021

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Participants Count	05 on line1
Event Type	Online
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count	1
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meditation on line minuts4peace; satsang. participation pn line PSM 2

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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 3/12/2021

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-Daily Paduka Puja

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We offered the daily Puja to the sacred Padukas of our beloved Guru, Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. Such a beautiful blessings.

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KAILASA SINGAPORE on 3/12/2021

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

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Event Type	In-Person
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count	1
Event Duration	2 hr

Friday, 12th Mar 2021 - Today's temple sevas & enriching activities & Paramashivaratri celebration: 1) Nithyananda Yoga morning routine - At 6 am, 4 lives attended the daily spiritual routine of Prathama Vinyasa krama conducted by our yoga acharya, Yogajnanananda.

2) Temple sevas - Started with Suprabatham, Paduka puja to Swamiji, Naivedyam puja - offering sacred food to deities , jnanalaya puja - offering puja to Devi Saraswathi by Ma Durga Wee. Finally, palliyarai - putting the deities to sleep - was offered by Carol Leong.

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KAILASA-SINGAPORE-2021-03-12-1QvUAITVa2hSw7rVoIYGxN9qytviKt8AY.pdf

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 3/12/2021

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures

Event Details
Participants Count	11
Event Type	Online
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count	1
Event Duration	2 Hours

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March 12 2021

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NITHYANANDA SATSANGH RETELECAST || PARAMASHIVOHAM SEASON 23

ATMA SHANTI PRAYER

ATMA SHANTI PRAYER FOR THE ZULU KING GOODWILL ZWELITHINI The Supreme Pontiff Of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam prays to Paramashiva for the Atma Shanti of THE ZULU KING GOODWILL ZWELITHINI who passed on 12 March 2021.

Kailasa’s Department of Religion and Worship would be offering Maheshwara Puja at the feet of The SPH for the Atma Shanti of THE Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini on the 13th March 2021.

Further, Kailasa’s Department of Human Services would be offering Minutes for Peace in offering spiritual healing for the family, well wishers, and people of Zulu for the loss of their king.

Shrikailasa Uniting Nations for Global Peace & Religious Tolerance in conjunction of this year being the Year of Global Peace & Trust invites global citizens of all sectors to join us in healing, empowering and enlightening especially during these testing times. How to be part? http://kailaasa.tv/minutes4peace

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About Maheshwara Puja

Regardless of the number of births the soul would have taken, regardless of the soul, while embodied having been initiated by the Master or not in his lifetime - the Master can intervene and make His presence available in the departed soul’s life and lead it to Enlightenment! This is possible only through Maheshwara Puja!

The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam says, "The best place on Planet Earth to give “pinda tharpana” is the stomach of a sannyasi. That is, the hunger fire (jataragni) of a sannyasi is the best fire into which you can offer the “pinda tharpana”, the “shraaddha”, which reaches the departed ancestors, (pitrus) directly.

The Somasambhu Patati says, it is thousand times more greater than offering any “shraaddha”, any “pinda”, in any river, any water-body, any lake, any holy land, any holy place. Offering it in the stomach of the living incarnation of Paramashiva is the best form of “pinda tharpana” and 'shraaddha'. In Hinduism, Shraadhha wherein food is offered to sanyasis for the completion with the departed souls, is called Maheshwara puja.

In the Somashambhu Paddhati, Shraadhha vidhi,Sloka 3
लिङ्गिनो ब्राह्मणाद्याश्च श्राद्धीयाः शिवदीक्षिताः ।
liṅgino brāhmaṇādyāśca śrāddhīyāḥ śivadīkṣitāḥ ।
The translation goes “The Sannyasis and Brahmanas who have been initiated into the Shiva deeksha are eligible to be appointed as the representatives of Pitrus in the Shraadhha.”

KAILASA’s Department of Religion & Worship conducts the Maheshwara Puja as prescribed by the Vedas and Agamas revived by The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam. In the Maheshwara Puja, as the 1008th living incarnation of Paramashiva, The SPH personally receives the Bhiksha (alms) and He liberates the departed soul along with the Nithyananda Sanyas Order (Monastic Order). https://www.thesouthafrican.com/.../king-goodwill.../

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