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9 June 2021

PARASHAKTI AKASHIC READING || ORGANIC AGRICULTURE || ARUNACHALA SARVAJNAPEETAM || COVID CARE|| 9 JUNE 2021

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A photograph of an outdoor terrace with tiered stone steps edged in red and grey brick. A single worker in an orange jumpsuit stands among overgrown green vines and weeds on the upper steps, clearing plants near a metal railing. Rows of grey stone lingam-style pedestals on the lower steps are dotted with stone bowls. An ochre boundary wall runs along the back, with a small wooden doorway and a golden finial on a pavilion roof at right. A black cable runs across the foreground. Overcast sky above. A timestamp in the lower right reads 9 Aug 2020 12:31:47 pm.A photograph taken low along a granite ledge lined with a row of weathered dark stone lingams, each set on a tiered yoni-style base, receding into the distance. Small clay oil lamps (diyas) with lit wicks sit on the granite ledge in front of the lingams, one in the foreground holding oil and a wick flame. Beyond the lingams, tiered stone seating and a few trees under an overcast sky; a figure in orange clothing is faintly visible far in the background. No clearly identifiable a person is shown.A graphic collage of three panels for KAILASA's COVID Protection and Preventive Center and Department of Agriculture at Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam. The left panel shows a large steel bowl filled with dark, crumbled organic material. The right panel shows a yellow woven sack spilling the same dark material, with a woman in an orange sari and another in a maroon sari seated beside it. A circular inset in the centre shows a smiling man in an orange turban and saffron robe, labelled HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam. Below the images, a white band carries the text and an illustration of a deity seated on a throne. No physical people are seated in the foreground beyond the partly visible women handling the sack.

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A graphic post for KAILASA's COVID Protection and Preventive Center and Department of Agriculture, Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam, India. The main image is a dry, leaf-strewn field with scattered trees and a black irrigation hose running across the ground, with a parked motorcycle in the background. A blurred person in a grey-green leaf-print garment appears at the right edge. A circular inset in the top right shows a smiling person in a saffron-orange turban and robe with a red bindi; the inset is labelled HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam. A cream banner at left reads 3 June 2021, and the lower panel carries the KAILASA emblem with the hashtag #OnlyHopeForHumanity.A graphic post for KAILASA's COVID Protection & Preventive Center and Department of Agriculture at Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam. The main photo shows two men handling harvested grass beside a tan pickup truck with slatted sides on a dry field, with a hill and palm trees behind. One man in an orange head cloth and striped shirt with an orange-yellow lungi reaches toward the grass pile; another in a white shirt stands on the truck bed. A round inset at top right shows a smiling figure in an orange turban and orange robes labelled HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam. A date band reads 5 June 2021 and the lower panel carries the organisation logo of a seated deity figure in gold.A graphic post for KAILASA's COVID Protection & Preventive Center and Department of Agriculture at Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam. The top photo shows a man in an orange head-cloth and striped shirt carrying a large bundle of green cane-like fodder, while another man in a white shirt stands on the back of an open cream utility truck piled with harvested grass. A dirt field, scrub and a hill lie behind. A small circular inset in the top right shows a smiling man in orange robes and turban labelled HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam. The bottom panel carries the emblem of a seated deity with a lion-throne and text.
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A four-panel graphic promoting KAILASA's Food Bank charitable service at a person Annalaya, Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam, India. Top-left and top-right panels show devotees in saffron and orange robes serving food at a steel counter beneath a framed painting of a hill, with a deity murti and gold kalasha-like brass lamps nearby. Bottom-right shows an orange-robed person serving food at a counter with steel pots, and bottom-left shows three people in orange and blue walking past a red gate. A circular inset shows a smiling person in an orange turban and orange garments labelled HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam. Bottom text shows the KAILASA emblem and the caption #OnlyHopeForHumanity.
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A photograph of a woman in a patterned sari kneeling on dry ground beside a metal bucket, reaching toward grass or fodder inside it, while a grey cow stands tethered to a pole nearby and another cow grazes behind a red wall. A small inset in the top right corner shows a portrait of a smiling man in orange robes and orange turban labelled HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam. Lower panel text names KAILASA's COVID Protection & Preventive Center and KAILASA's Department of Environment & Animals in Kailasa in Thiruvannamalai, Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam, India. Visible people: one woman; the inset portrait is a depiction, not a physical person.A graphic post with a photograph of a farm scene and a framed portrait insert. The main photo shows a person seen from behind, wearing a red sleeveless top, a striped wrap skirt and a pink head cloth, guiding two white oxen with blue-tipped horns by their harness near scrubby trees and bare earth. In the upper right corner, a circular inset shows a smiling man in orange robes and turban, labelled as HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam; he is a portrait, not a person in the scene. The lower panel is white with brown text and a gold deity emblem.
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A promotional poster for a free live virtual global event titled PARASHAKTI AKASHIC READING, dated 9 June 2021. A smiling bearded man with a large black turban topped with a crescent ornament, white and red forehead markings, and a bare torso is shown wearing layered gold necklaces, red and black beaded malas and coin-like pendants, with a gold earring. Gold and dark-brown geometric panels frame the text, with event times, social handles and a disclaimer about the statements not being evaluated by health authorities. The poster's quoted caption reads 'Devi Parashakti does not read the future. She just manifests what you want.' attributed to the a person JGM a person Bhagavan a person.
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A bare-chested man with a bearded face and long dreadlocks wears an ornate orange, green and gold brocade turban decorated with a jewelled peacock-feather brooch and a gold forehead ornament. He wears pearl and gold necklaces, bead bracelets and a gold drop earring, and raises one hand in a blessing gesture against a plain white background.
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A photograph of a paper receipt lying on a glass surface, rotated sideways. The printed form is headed M/S GANAPATHI with date 9/6/2021 and receipt number 03446. Handwritten line items list 50 lunch sets, ghee rice, banana sambal mix veg and papadum, priced at 7 each with a total of 350. A blue company stamp and a handwritten signature appear at the bottom right, with a Received by / Terima Oleh / 收货人 line. No people are visible.A photo taken from above of a black plastic compartment food container resting on a wooden floor. The container holds yellow-tinted rice in the top section, and three smaller compartments below with fried vegetable fritters, a mix of sliced cauliflower and carrot, and a portion of reddish-orange curried meat or vegetables with green herbs. Partly visible at the bottom edge are the feet of a person wearing dark shoes and grey trousers, standing beside the meal.A man in a light blue short-sleeved checked shirt and black trousers, wearing a black face mask, pushes a blue flatbed hand trolley loaded with two large cardboard boxes printed with the Benxon brand name and blue labels. He looks down at a mobile phone in his left hand. He stands on a stamped-concrete paved forecourt in front of a white-columned building, with parked cars, a white bus and motorcycles behind him. No swami or ritual activity is visible.Three women stand in a hospital lobby holding covered food containers. The woman on the left wears a maroon top, long black skirt and face mask with a lanyard badge; the woman in the centre wears a black top, black trousers and black mask; the woman on the right wears a navy blouse, light blue trousers and white mask. Behind them a reception counter holds stacked cardboard boxes and orange plastic bags, with wall notice boards and a wheelchair at left.
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A dark night photograph looking up through tree branches and foliage toward a dim, grey-blue sky with a few faint stars. The branches frame the upper part of the frame on both sides. No people, figures, ritual items or readable text are visible. The page excerpt about Maheshwara Puja is text on the page and is not shown in this image.A dim night photograph looking up through dark tree canopy. On the right, a branch is draped with pale white, feathery clusters catching a faint glow, with a small orange-brown patch on the trunk. Leafy branches frame the left side, and a hazy grey-blue sky shows through the gaps. No people, figures, ritual objects or readable text are visible.A bearded man with eyes closed sits on an ornate gilded throne decorated with repoussé floral and lion-face motifs. He wears a tall black turban, a white vertical tilak on his forehead, and is bare-chested. He wears two strands of dark rudraksha beads alternating with coral-pink beads, plus a gold pendant on a chain. His right hand is raised in a mudra near the chest. Behind him are gold ceremonial fans and a golden canopy-style backdrop, and a gold copyright-style caption at the lower right is not transcribed. Swamiji (probable) is seated in meditation-like posture with rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold necklace, the appearance-based cues being the turban, bare torso and ornate adornments.A photograph of a table set with bowls of fresh fruit and vegetables on a round wooden tray: red and green grapes, dark grapes in a blue bowl, orange cubes, banana slices, orange segments, strawberries, celery pieces, spinach leaves with a lime half, an apple and a yellow fruit. A chocolate-coated item on a stick is labelled dalya. Behind them on a windowsill stand brass bells, a brass oil lamp, a red and gold statue, a small deity figurine, a glass vase with pink peonies and potted plants. A card reads MOUNT SHASTA CALIFORNIA. No people are visible.
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A screenshot of a Zoom video call grid showing six participants in separate tiles during an online yoga and puja session. Top left, a woman sits cross-legged on a red patterned rug in a bare room, wearing a black top. Top centre, a smiling older woman with grey hair and glasses wears a black top and a beaded necklace, labelled Sri & Ma Mahadeva Swarupa. Top right, a smiling woman with long dark hair is labelled Sharmi Patel. Bottom left, a woman in black sits cross-legged labelled Ma Sivananda. Bottom centre, a woman with hands in anjali mudra wears black and a red bindi, labelled Mythreyi. Bottom right, a bearded man in light clothing sits in a room with shelves, labelled Tirtharupa. The Zoom toolbar shows Participants 6.
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A six-panel online video call grid of participants during a KAILASA puja session. Top-left, a man named Byron sits beside a small shrine with candles. Top-centre, Ma Divyananda, with a red bindi and dark hair, smiles before a brass puja table holding lamps and bells. Top-right, Ma Udaysree, wearing glasses, sits before a mountain and gopuram temple tower. Bottom-left, Chitra sits at a shrine with lit oil lamps and a deity murti. Bottom-centre, Ma Ivana presses her palms together in anjali before a framed portrait. Bottom-right, Sj- Ma Vajirah Aghora Shivashakti, in a white top, smiles beside a lit oil lamp. Six physical people are visible across the screen tiles.
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A decorated shrine table holds a large printed cutout portrait of a smiling man in a deep red turban, saffron-toned robe, a rudraksha mala and a long gold-toned necklace, holding a trident-like staff and a book. The portrait is printed, not a physical person, and a caption near the base reads Paramahamsa Nithyananda. In front of it, a silver tray is arranged with a small silver deity figure, pink, orange, yellow and purple flowers and a flower garland. A wooden lion figure and small framed photos sit at the left, and a gold-bordered magenta cloth covers the table. Prasad Puja appears on a small sign. The scene is a puja setup with no physical people visible.A photograph of a vegetarian offering arranged on a green banana-leaf plate placed on a painted silver-edged tray with red and green floral borders over a red patterned cloth. A steel bowl holds white rice dish garnished with cashews, green herbs and red chilli pieces; another bowl holds fried spring rolls topped with chilli and herbs; a bowl holds lychee-like fruits; a steel tumbler holds a lemon slice drink. A red rose and a yellow flower sit on a leaf at the top, with a small brass dish. No people are visible.A screenshot of an online video call grid showing six participant tiles. The top-centre tile shows a man in a white shirt with a red tilak on his forehead, seated before a shrine containing a deity murti and framed portraits; his tile is labelled Yogajnana Singapore. Top-left, a woman sits beside a small lit lamp, labelled MY Kailasa Priyamaya. Top-right, a woman in dark clothing is labelled Cuirong. Bottom-left, a woman sits before a shelf with figurines and a framed picture, labelled with a Chinese name. Bottom-right, a woman in dark clothing sits on a mat beside a small altar with a framed image, labelled Klinna. The call is a virtual satsang with six participants visible on screen.
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Overhead view of a puja altar setup on a dark granite ledge and a light wooden board. A brass lamp with a lit oil flame sits on a brass plate beside a brass bell and a small white shell with a white flower. Brass platters hold white shells with red flower garlands and lit wicks, plus a plate of yellow petals. On the left, a steel tray holds bananas, an orange, grapes, strawberries, a covered steel bowl and a small brass cup with a spoon. Incense sticks rise from a brass holder. No people are visible.Photograph of a temple puja arrangement on a dark stone platform before a draped deity murti wearing a red and gold garment. Brass plates hold lit oil lamps, white flower petals, halved white camphor-like offerings, and a conch-shaped shell. A brass kalasha-style bell with a handle stands at centre, a brass stand with a lit lamp and a brass incense holder with smoke appear on the right. On the left, a steel bowl of yellow curry or dal, a bowl of white rice, grapes, strawberries, an orange, a banana, an apple and a copper tumbler sit on a steel plate. No people are visible.
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A photograph of an outdoor terrace with tiered stone steps edged in red and grey brick. A single worker in an orange jumpsuit stands among overgrown green vines and weeds on the upper steps, clearing plants near a metal railing. Rows of grey stone lingam-style pedestals on the lower steps are dotted with stone bowls. An ochre boundary wall runs along the back, with a small wooden doorway and a golden finial on a pavilion roof at right. A black cable runs across the foreground. Overcast sky above. A timestamp in the lower right reads 9 Aug 2020 12:31:47 pm.A photograph taken low along a granite ledge lined with a row of weathered dark stone lingams, each set on a tiered yoni-style base, receding into the distance. Small clay oil lamps (diyas) with lit wicks sit on the granite ledge in front of the lingams, one in the foreground holding oil and a wick flame. Beyond the lingams, tiered stone seating and a few trees under an overcast sky; a figure in orange clothing is faintly visible far in the background. No clearly identifiable a person is shown.
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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 6/9/2021

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A photograph of a home shrine dominated by a large black painted deity murti with multiple heads and many arms, adorned with gold-painted crown, bracelets and armlets, and wearing a garland of blue and yellow flowers. The murti has tongues extended and a row of small human heads hanging at its waist. In the foreground are a purple lotus figurine on a green base, small brass pyramid-shaped objects, blue butterfly pea flowers and a framed devotional print. Behind it, a colourful painted panel shows a deity seated with a club. No people are visible.A home shrine altar with framed prints of Shiva, Parvati, Ganesha and a child Murugan seated on a snowy-peaked backdrop, and a second print of a four-armed goddess in red and gold holding a sugarcane stalk. Brass and gold figurines, a brass lamp, yellow and blue flowers, jasmine and marigold garlands, and a small bowl of food sit on a white cloth. In the foreground, a small printed card shows a man in saffron clothing with a trident and rudraksha, labelled as a portrait of a guru figure, and a sticker-like image of a robed man with a crown-like headdress appears on the right. No people are physically present.A home shrine altar crowded with offerings, photos and murtis. Centre: a framed photograph of a smiling man in orange robes with a gold-bead necklace, raising one hand, labelled in a visible caption; he is a depiction, not a person physically present. Garlands of red, orange and white flowers drape the frame. Right: a large painted Shiva with a trident, crescent moon and rudraksha, seated with a tiger skin. Foreground: arranged flowers in yellow and blue, bowls of food, a brass lamp, a Sri Chakra plate, rudraksha beads, a small seated figure in orange and a conch. No people are physically present.A home shrine photographed against a pale yellow wall, with no people visible. At centre stands a framed image of Lord Shiva with blue-grey skin, crescent moon and trident, draped in a red and orange marigold garland. To its right is a framed image of a goddess in red and gold dress with a garland. Framed photographs of a smiling man in orange robes and rudraksha mala, hand raised in blessing, flank the shrine, one showing him before a banyan tree. A large Tamil-style painting with a green and gold architectural motif hangs at left. The altar table holds small metal murtis, a lit oil lamp, yellow and white flowers, bowls of food offerings and brass figures, arranged for puja.

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PARASHAKTI AKASHIC READING || ORGANIC AGRICULTURE || ARUNACHALA SARVAJNAPEETAM || COVID CARE|| 9 JUNE 2021

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GLIMPSES OF GLORIOUS PAST - REVIVAL OF KAILASA

On this day 1 years ago - 9 June 2021

One this day, KAILASA’s RED OM initiative under KAILASA’s Department of Health and Human Services continued with the preparation and setting up of KAILASA COVID Protection and Prevention Centers in Adi Kailasa Nithyananda Sarvajnapeetham in Bidadi, karnataka and Arunachala Sarvajnapeetham in TIruvannamalai. Along with this, KAILASA's Department of Agriculture continued with the tilling. plantation and harvesting work to fulfill the needs of the participants coming to attend KAILASA's COVID Care Centers.

This day's COVID Care Center preparations were conducted directly under the guidance of the SUpreme Pontiff of Hinduism Bhagavan Nithyananda Parmashivam as a humanitarian gesture to save people amidst this crisis of COVID-19 pandemic that was taking thousands of lives on a daily basis. KAILASA's COVID Care Centers provided multilayer quarantine facility and FREE food, shelter, clothing and internet facilities to help people live and work peacefully and completely protected from the COVID wave.

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KAILASA CHAPALA MEXICO on 6/9/2021

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Nithyanandam el día de hoy hice puja y una meditación que se llama Nithya Dhyan Es una meditación muy buena porque nos ayuda a limpiar todo tipo de emociones gracias

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KAILASA KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA on 6/9/2021

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Annadhan

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Anadhaan to Hospital

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KAILASA LATIN AMERICA on 6/9/2021

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Hoy 9 DE JUNIO DE 2021, Se les honra a los difuntos; eso se llama MAHESHWARA PUJA, la cual ES LA PRESCRIPCIÓN DEL HINDUISMO para LA LIBERACIÓN DEL ALMA DIFUNTA. EL KARMA, TAL Y COMO LO DEFINE El Supremo Pontifice del Hinduismo el SPH, ES EL CICLO DE ELECCIÓN DE LA IMPOSIBILIDAD SOBRE LA POSIBILIDAD. EL KARMA, COMO TAL, LLEVADO POR LOS ANTEPASADOS DURANTE GENERACIONES, INFLUYE EN EL SOFTWARE Y EL HARDWARE DE LA VIDA DE UNO. MAHESHWARA PUJA ES EL HINDUISMO EN SU MÁXIMA EXPRESIÓN PARA LIBERAR A TUS ANTEPASADOS DE SUS KARMAS Y LIBERARTE DE UNA VEZ POR TODAS DE LOS EFECTOS DE SU KARMA EN TI. OFRECER MAHESHWARA PUJA POR TI MISMO MIENTRAS VIVES TE ASEGURA MUKTHI, Y TE AYUDA INMENSAMENTE A VIVIR LA ILUMINACIÓN (JEEVAN MUKTHI).

CONSIDERANDO QUE ESTOS DOS AÑOS HAN SIDO EL PUNTO DE INFLEXIÓN PARA UN NUEVO ORDEN MUNDIAL, EN EL QUE LA HUMANIDAD EN GENERAL SE VE OBLIGADA A ATERRORIZARSE FÍSICA, MENTAL, PSICOLÓGICA Y CONSCIENTEMENTE, EN EL QUE LA PÉRDIDA DE VIDAS DEBIDO A LA PANDEMIA Y SUS EFECTOS, LA PÉRDIDA DE LOS MEDIOS DE VIDA, LA AMENAZA DE LA BIOGUERRA, ETC -

¡LA CURACIÓN ESPIRITUAL ES UNA NECESIDAD EXTREMA!

EL HINDUISMO PRESCRIBE VARIOS MÉTODOS PARA LA CURACIÓN GLOBAL - UNO DE ELLOS ES MAHESHWARA PUJA. ANULAR LA NEGATIVIDAD COLECTIVA SIMPLEMENTE A TRAVÉS DE LA PRESENCIA DEL AVATAR Y SU ORDEN DE MONJES.

EL SOMASAMBHU PATATI DICE QUE ES MIL VECES MÁS GRANDE QUE OFRECER CUALQUIER "SHRAADDHA", CUALQUIER "PINDA", EN CUALQUIER RÍO, CUALQUIER CUERPO DE AGUA, CUALQUIER LAGO, CUALQUIER TIERRA SAGRADA, CUALQUIER LUGAR SAGRADO. OFRECERLO EN EL ESTÓMAGO DE LA ENCARNACIÓN VIVIENTE DE PARAMASHIVA ES LA MEJOR FORMA DE "PINDA THARPANA" Y 'SHRAADDHA'. EN EL HINDUISMO, EL SHRAADHHA EN EL QUE SE OFRECE COMIDA A LOS SANYASIS PARA QUE SE COMPLETEN CON LAS ALMAS DIFUNTAS, SE LLAMA MAHESHWARA PUJA.

EN EL SOMASHAMBHU PADDHATI, SHRAADHHA VIDHI, SLOKA 3 लिङ्गिनो ब्राह्मणाद्याश्च श्राद्धीयाः शिवदीक्षिताः । LIṄGINO BRĀHMAṆĀDYĀŚCA ŚRĀDDHĪYĀḤ ŚIVADĪKṢITĀḤ । LA TRADUCCIÓN DICE "LOS SANNYASIS Y BRAHMANAS QUE HAN SIDO INICIADOS EN EL SHIVA DEEKSHA SON ELEGIBLES PARA SER NOMBRADOS COMO REPRESENTANTES DE PITRUS EN EL SHRAADHHA."

INDEPENDIENTEMENTE DEL NÚMERO DE NACIMIENTOS QUE EL ALMA HAYA TOMADO, INDEPENDIENTEMENTE DE QUE EL ALMA, MIENTRAS ESTÁ ENCARNADA HAYA SIDO INICIADA POR EL MAESTRO O NO EN SU VIDA - ¡EL MAESTRO PUEDE INTERVENIR Y HACER SU PRESENCIA DISPONIBLE EN LA VIDA DEL ALMA DIFUNTA Y LLEVARLA A LA ILUMINACIÓN! ¡ESTO ES POSIBLE SOLO A TRAVES DE MAHESHWARA PUJA!

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KAILASA MACAPA- AMAPA, BRAZIL on 6/9/2021

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Sessao de Canto do Paramashiva Diana mantra

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KAILASA OHIO, USA on 6/9/2021

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BrahmaMuhurta Yoga and Puja

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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 6/9/2021

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

We logged in for Parashakti Akashic Reading and later, the most auspicious Maheshwara Puja. Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism in his utter love and compassion is accepting the age old Ancient Spiritual ritual of Maheshwara Puja every Amavasya and Purnima.

In the middle of this COVID Pandemic, with the State of Emergency in effect in Trinidad, the doubts, fears of the people are high. Even devotees are undergoing this effect and are sometimes falling into this net of Maya, not ready to take the step forward and commit to expanding the local Sangha. Its a phase we are going through as a Sangha but we are all in that space of gratitude to our Guru for never letting us go and always taking us to the next level. Soon we will be re-starting our online sessions, a handful of devotees have taken up this and with the blessings of Swamiji we will reach to the mass in Trinidad with Vedic Life solutions from the Avatar (SPH).

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KAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 6/9/2021

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GARBHALAYA (SHRINE ACTIVITIES)

1. SUPRABHATAM SEVA

We started the day with Suprabhatam Seva, first and foremost seva performed in the Temple to wake up the Deities.

2. EVENING GURU PUJA & SHIVA PUJA AND NAIVEDYAM OFFERING

We offered Guru Puja, which is an offering of gratitude to our beloved Bhagavan Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism JGM HDH Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam for happening in our lives. Shiva Puja was offered to experience oneness with Paramashiva. Naivedyam was offered to SWAMIJI and the Deities.

3. PALLIYARI PUJA

We ended the day with Palliyari Puja. After Palliyari Puja, Arati was offered to Kalabhairava Door and Jnanalaya. SPH JGM HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam blessed that Sri Kalabhairava will reside in the shrine door. We worship Kalabhairava's presence in the door.

4. ENRICHING ACTIVITIES

1. As a part of Charya Pada, Nithya Yoga and Nithya Puja were practiced during Brahma Muharta. Today was our day 823 of BrahmaMuharta Yoga and Puja.

2. Postings done on different Social Media Platforms.

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KAILASA SEATTLE, USA on 6/9/2021

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Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count4
Event Duration3 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.

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

We continuously enrich the local community by creating posts across various social media platforms with the sacred truths revealed by HDH, darshan pictures of the deities and by going live during Bhava Samadhi Darshans & satsangs.

Presidential Daily Briefing

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KAILASA SINGAPORE on 6/9/2021

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

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Participants Count30
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count2
Event Duration2.5 hr

Wednesday, 9th June 2021 - Today's temple sevas and enriching activity included:

1) Nithyananda Yoga morning routine - At 5 am, 4 lives were enriched for the daily Yoga spiritual routine of Prathama Vinyasa krama conducted by our yoga acharya, Sri Yogajnanananda.

2) Temple sevas - Today's morning seva was offered by Ma Phyllis Wee which began with Suprabatham - waking up the deities, offering Paduka puja to Swamiji, Naivedyam puja - offering sacred food to deities , Jnanalaya puja - offering puja to Devi Saraswathi. Finally, palliyarai - putting the deities to sleep - was offered by Sean Neoh.

3) Living Enlightenment series 17/2021 @ 7 pm - This evening we continue part 5 of the chapter "Sannyas is the ultimate gamble". Total 21 lives were enriched by this session. We covered the topics - Life for enlightenment, Conditioning is the Culprit, Enjoy the transience.

4) Bhagavad Gita reading @8.30 pm - In the 4th session, 9 devotees attended Bhagavad Gita reading conducted by ma Jayagowri and Chinese translation was offered by ma Shankari.

  1. templeseva
  2. Kailasa
  3. yoga
  4. LivingEnlightenment
  5. BhagavadGita

Presidential Daily Briefing

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 6/9/2021

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures

Event Details
Participants Count41
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count7
Event Duration

Daily Update

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