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8 September 2021

Retelecast of Nithyananda Satsang ||

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A screenshot of a Zoom video call gallery grid with about twenty participant tiles labelled with names such as Toronto Bhowatee R, Premabhakt Vij, TN-Radha, CA Dhaneswarananda, Nainy Puduvia Aadheenam, A17 Yogamalar, Ooty Tamilnadu Subhashini, Sivayuda, Shakila TN cuddalore, Vijaya Lakshmi and Ma Nithya Lalitambika Ananda. Most tiles show women in a home setting; several hold oil lamps or lit lamps, one is seated before a framed deity picture, and one tile shows a deity murti decorated with a garland and flowers. Some tiles show only names with black screens, and the clock reads 9:56 PM on a Cloudy 25C day.A screenshot of a video-conference gallery showing a grid of participant tiles for a global online prayer session. Most tiles show names rather than video, with a few live webcam views of people in rooms. One tile shows a woman in a red sari with a red bindi, standing before a framed image of deity murtis adorned with garlands; her tile is labelled Kailasa Los Angeles. Another live view shows a bald man in white clothing and a rudraksha-style necklace. A man in a dark robe with a turban-like head covering and a ceremonial sword-like object appears in a painted tile labelled Kailasa Los Angeles, which is a depiction. A woman in a blue patterned top with red earrings sits in front of a plain wall. Other tiles show participants' names with no video.A Zoom gallery screenshot of a group online prayer session with a grid of participant video tiles. Most tiles show women in plain home settings, including one in a green sari seated in a chair, a woman in a red sari, and a woman beside a framed deity picture and a small brass lamp. Several tiles are text-only name placeholders such as Nitesh, KAILASA's Ivana, jerome's iPhone and Sivayuda. A Zoom meeting window bar with a clock is visible at the top and taskbar at bottom. No a person candidate is visible in any tile.

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A six-panel online video call collage from a KAILASA Calgary Ganesha Chaturthi session, shown as a graphic of screen tiles. Top-left, a bald man in a red shirt wearing black headphones speaks, labelled Vaidy Bala. Top-right, a woman with dark hair and a red bindi smiles beside a seated figure in red robes and a red head covering, wearing a red-and-white garland, with clay Ganesha figures and yellow flowers on a cloth. Middle-left, a smiling woman in glasses holds a yellow and pink clay Ganesha. Middle-right, a smiling woman with a red bindi holds a large tan clay Ganesha. Bottom-left, a smiling older woman with glasses and a red bindi holds a pale blue clay Ganesha. Bottom-right, a smiling woman in a red top holds up two small pink and red clay Ganeshas. The activities are storytelling, turmeric Ganesha making and chanting.
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A screenshot of a Zoom video call grid showing about twelve participants in home settings, many with small framed pictures, statues and deity images behind them. Several women and men smile at the camera; one woman in the top row wears a red bindi and stands before a painting of Shiva and a deity; a woman in an orange top sits before a Shiva figure; a woman in the lower left wears an orange turban and sits before a mountain backdrop. Participant name labels appear beneath each tile, and the bottom bar shows an online darshan title. The image is a screen capture, not a photograph of a physical gathering.Close-up of a home altar with small deity figurines and bells. In the foreground a red Ganesha figure with a white flower on top stands beside a gold-toned seated figure wrapped in a black braided cord with white flowers, and an orange carved stone figure of a deity pair also wrapped in black cord with white flowers. Scattered petals and purple flowers lie at the base. Behind them a brass bell hangs from a metal stand, a copper yantra plate is visible, and a framed print shows a multi-armed goddess in red and blue against a mountain backdrop. Dried rose petals rest on a black cushion. No people are visible.A photograph of a home altar arranged on a wooden tray with scattered orange and red rose petals. Central is a gold Ganesha figure playing a flute, flanked by a gold standing deity murti with a decorated garment and a small red stone deity figure. Bowls of green grapes sit in the foreground, a brass bowl at right, and a pair of hanging bells with a rudraksha mala hangs at upper left. A wooden carved figure and a small oil lamp stand among the offerings. No people are visible.A screenshot of an online video call gallery grid showing seven participant tiles. Top left, a woman in a white top with a red headset sits before a shelf with a small figurine and framed pictures, labelled LT-VERA LUCIA. Top centre, a smiling woman with dark hair and glasses wears a purple top and a red bead necklace in front of a wall with a painted deity image, labelled LT-Irene Lemos. Top right, a man in a striped shirt sits in an orange-walled room, labelled Jacqueline Imbassahy de Mello. Middle row, Margarida, an older woman with glasses, sits beside a blue curtain; Maria Angela Galvao wears a dark top and necklace; a highlighted tile reads LT-Andreia Cam... Bottom centre, Anny Torres appears with a pink-tinted image of two people. Participants are shown on screen, not in the room.A screenshot of an online video call grid with four participant tiles. Top left, a bald man with glasses and a headset smiles in front of a draped orange and red cloth with a colourful garland hanging above. Top right, a man with long dreadlocks smiles in a room with a turquoise wall and a framed picture. Bottom left, a bald man in a red hoodie sits against a green screen. Bottom right, a man with a long greenish-grey beard wears a grey garment in front of a wall of framed pictures, labelled LT/A26 - Nithya Jnanamay... Participant names are shown on the tiles.
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A screenshot of a video conference grid with five participant tiles. Top left, a woman in black with glasses sits beside a small shrine holding a seated figure and a red fan. Top centre, a smiling woman in a grey shawl and red top is labelled Rani Iyer. Top right, a woman in a white top is labelled Letchumiprabah Ramachandran, with a background showing a figure in orange turban and a deity image. Bottom left, a woman in an orange top with palms joined in namaste is labelled Indra Chand. Bottom right, a woman in a grey top is labelled Gyatri Goundar, with a background of large bare feet adorned with rudraksha malas.A Zoom-style video call grid of seven participants from a KAILASA daily online satsang or session. Top left, a woman in a white top stands beside a photo tile showing a smiling figure in saffron-orange turban and robes in front of a golden temple backdrop with a deity image. Top centre, a woman in a grey shawl and red top with a pendant necklace. Top right, a woman in a yellow top and glasses with eyes closed. Middle left, a close-up of bare feet adorned with rudraksha mala anklets, with a woman's face in the corner. Centre, a bald woman in blue-tinted glasses in front of palm trees and a mountain. Middle right, a person seen partly in front of a wardrobe of clothes. Bottom centre, a woman with glasses in a black top beneath a red fan-shaped decoration. Screen labels read the participant names.
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Screenshot of a video call with a PowerPoint slide shared on screen. The slide, titled "Mapeando as Fontes das Palavras" under a "sravana A ciência do escutar" header, shows a seated figure in gold ornate clothing and a crown-like headdress in lotus posture, plus a four-step flow diagram of arrows and cartoon illustrations: words created externally, listening (an ear), internal cognition (a brain), projection of words, and perception of self and the world. Participant video tiles across the top show several women, one with a small figure on her backdrop, and one tile shows an outline avatar. The screen share banner and Windows-style taskbar are visible at the bottom. The slide's bottom banner reads "Escutar a Si Mesmo – M2".
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A screenshot of an online video call grid with three participants. Top left, a smiling woman with glasses, a red bindi and white forehead markings. Top right, a woman in a lavender top with a white forehead mark and a pendant necklace, seated near a floral curtain, labelled Bhowattee's iPad. Bottom centre, an older woman in a cream shawl with hands pressed together in namaste, seated in a white-walled room with framed pictures, labelled Dr Nirmala Sivaji. No a person candidate is visible.A Zoom video-meeting screenshot in a grid of nine participant tiles, showing women in their homes. Top-left, Mohini Lata wears a light top in a dim room. Top-second, A17 Yogamalar smiles, with a red and orange dress and a white forehead mark, beside a framed black-and-white portrait on the wall. Top-third, CA-Magalie Caron sits before a painted mountain landscape in blue and teal, wearing a white shawl with hands together. Top-right, MY--Devikarani Iyrapatham gestures in front of a shelf and curtains. Middle row, Slesha Dalvi wears headphones and a red top; MY - Oon Sally sits before a framed photo and a small shrine-like table; Ma Nithya Maha Jalandharasthitananda wears a dark jacket; C A Shakunthaladevi Dayalingam sits before a yellow-flowered painting. Bottom row, Premabhaktika wears white with a pendant, and a tile labelled Magalie Caron is name-only. The Zoom taskbar shows 6:03 AM, 2021-09-08.A Zoom meeting gallery view showing a grid of nine participant tiles, most with video and several with names shown as black tiles. Top row: Lea Khoury in a pink top in a kitchen, A17 Yogamalar in an orange sari with a red bindi smiling in front of a framed portrait, CA-Magalie Caron in a checked shirt before a mountain painting, and iPadshyamala in a red top. Middle row: S.Amutha, C A Shakunthaladevi Dayalingam with a red bindi, MY - Oon Sally in a black tile, and Premabhaktika in white. Bottom row: black name tiles for Magalie Caron and Rathika's iPhone. The Windows taskbar shows the time 6:58 AM and 9°C weather.
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Screenshot of a video call on a phone showing a single small video tile on a black background. A smiling woman with shoulder-length blonde hair and a dark top appears in the tile, with a muted-microphone icon and the name label Anny Torres at the bottom. Phone navigation buttons run along the right edge and page indicator dots sit at the bottom of the screen.
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KAILASA celebrates the International Day of Literacy

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A KAILASA graphic announcing the International Day of Literacy on 8 September 2021. On the right, a smiling man wearing an ornate rust-orange turban with gold and red jewelled ornaments, a gold necklace with beads, and a microphone headset stands against a pale yellow map background. a person cues: ornate orange turban, gold jewelled ornaments and beaded necklaces. Left side shows a globe emblem, bold headline text, a maroon banner with statistics, a Sanskrit chant and English translation, and social media handles and website links.
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Global Healing Prayers for the Recovery of 292nd Gurumahasannidhanam August 09 2021

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A screenshot of a Zoom video call gallery grid with about twenty participant tiles labelled with names such as Toronto Bhowatee R, Premabhakt Vij, TN-Radha, CA Dhaneswarananda, Nainy Puduvia Aadheenam, A17 Yogamalar, Ooty Tamilnadu Subhashini, Sivayuda, Shakila TN cuddalore, Vijaya Lakshmi and Ma Nithya Lalitambika Ananda. Most tiles show women in a home setting; several hold oil lamps or lit lamps, one is seated before a framed deity picture, and one tile shows a deity murti decorated with a garland and flowers. Some tiles show only names with black screens, and the clock reads 9:56 PM on a Cloudy 25C day.A screenshot of a video-conference gallery showing a grid of participant tiles for a global online prayer session. Most tiles show names rather than video, with a few live webcam views of people in rooms. One tile shows a woman in a red sari with a red bindi, standing before a framed image of deity murtis adorned with garlands; her tile is labelled Kailasa Los Angeles. Another live view shows a bald man in white clothing and a rudraksha-style necklace. A man in a dark robe with a turban-like head covering and a ceremonial sword-like object appears in a painted tile labelled Kailasa Los Angeles, which is a depiction. A woman in a blue patterned top with red earrings sits in front of a plain wall. Other tiles show participants' names with no video.A Zoom gallery screenshot of a group online prayer session with a grid of participant video tiles. Most tiles show women in plain home settings, including one in a green sari seated in a chair, a woman in a red sari, and a woman beside a framed deity picture and a small brass lamp. Several tiles are text-only name placeholders such as Nitesh, KAILASA's Ivana, jerome's iPhone and Sivayuda. A Zoom meeting window bar with a clock is visible at the top and taskbar at bottom. No a person candidate is visible in any tile.A screenshot of a Zoom video call showing a gallery grid of about sixteen participants, mostly women in saris and salwar, many with hands in anjali mudra as they pray. Participant labels read Toronto, Bhuvaneshwari, Premabhaskar, CA Shyamala Kanagasabapathy, ATT Yogambal, Annaganandam, tronto komathy kalaichelvam, jerome's iPhone, Bhavani Sivakumar, KAILASA S Ivana, Nithish, Sitra sri, TN Vijaya, Shakila TN Cuddalore, S.Amutha, C A Shakunthaladevi Dayalingam, TN Jayachitra and Vijaya Lakshmi. Several tiles show home shrines with deity murti, a framed picture and a Sri Yantra style image. The taskbar clock reads 9:06 PM with 25°C weather.A screenshot of a Zoom video call gallery grid of about twenty participant tiles, used for a global prayer gathering. Most tiles show women and some men in their homes, many with hands pressed in namaskar or holding prayer postures. One tile shows a deity murti decorated with garlands beside a woman in a yellow sari, and another shows a small household shrine with lit oil lamps. Several tiles are plain black with only names, such as Sitra sri, Nitesh and KAILASA's Ivana. Participant name labels appear at the bottom of each tile, and the Zoom window's taskbar shows the time 10:00 PM. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable in the grid.A Zoom video-call grid screenshot of a global prayer session with about twenty-six participants in small tiles, each labelled with a name and location such as Toronto, TN, CA, Canada and Ooty. Several participants sit in home settings: one woman in a white sari with a kumkum mark, another in a red-and-white sari, and a man in orange robes with a white beard in a tiled room. Some tiles show deity murtis, an oil lamp, a lit fire, a framed portrait and a shrine with flowers, while several tiles display only name text. Toolbar controls for Mute, Start Video, Security, Participants, Chat, Share Screen, Raise Hand and Record appear along the bottom of the Zoom window.
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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 9/8/2021

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A bronze deity murti stands on a tiered brass pedestal before a backdrop of a bronze arched halo and draped orange-saffron cloth. The figure wears a tall crown and a yellow cloth, and is adorned with a garland of white jasmine-like flowers, yellow blooms, blue flowers, green leaves and red and gold beaded strands. A dark rudraksha-style mala hangs behind it. To the right, a smaller bronze figure or shrine piece sits on a magenta and gold draped cloth decorated with flowers and a garland. In the foreground a brass bowl or vessel with a domed lid sits on a brass tray ringed with white and yellow flowers, and a wooden stick rests against the pedestal. The whole arrangement sits on a leopard-print cloth. No people are visible.A home shrine table with framed photographs and figurines, decorated with garlands and flowers. The central framed photo shows a smiling man with long dark hair in an orange robe and beaded necklaces, one hand raised in blessing, seated before a tree root backdrop; his figure is a depiction in print. Beside it a silver-framed black-and-white portrait wears a red-pink and white garland, and its printed caption reads a Sri La Sri Arunagiri Nathar-style name with 292nd marking. Small figurines of a seated sage in red and a standing figure with a trident sit on silver stands. Yellow and white flowers, a lit oil lamp in a glass holder, small framed images, and a larger painting of Shiva with trident and a bull and Ganesha sit at the back right. No physical people are present.Close-up photo of a small shrine arrangement on a black-and-white leopard-print cloth. A polished brass figure of a deity holding a staff, with a peacock-feather-like backdrop, stands at centre, surrounded by white jasmine flowers, blue butterfly-pea flowers and yellow flowers. Behind it are a brass figure with jewelled ornaments, a red-and-gold framed picture of a deity, and a silver-and-enamel tray stand with a brass figure at right.Close-up photo of a shrine table set with a pair of dark, textured stone padukas (sacred sandals) heaped with white jasmine blossoms, yellow and purple flowers, an orange marigold and green leaves, with a rudraksha bead garland draped across them. The table is covered with a black-and-white leopard-print cloth. Behind the padukas stands a printed cutout image of a bearded man with a gold necklace and red robe, seated with raised hand beside a framed 'Sri Chakra' card. Brass lamps, a small bowl of red offering and a framed picture appear at the edges. No people are visible.A home shrine photographed from the front, arranged with flower garlands and fresh white and yellow blossoms. On the left, a framed portrait shows a smiling man in an orange garment and orange-marigold garland, wearing a bead necklace, labelled by the page as Swamiji; this is a depiction, not a person present. Centre-right, a large painting of Shiva with blue skin, a trident and gold ornaments is displayed. Brass figures, a lit oil lamp, small deity images and a brass pot sit on a glass table. In front, a plate of samosas, a bowl of dal-like sauce and a dark bowl of sweet offering are set on a grey patterned cloth, with no people visible.A photograph of a rust-brown fabric turban resting on a glass-topped table in front of framed portrait photos of two women. The turban has a gold-toned ornate brooch set with white stones and a pearl drop. Behind it, a framed photo of a woman with a red bindi and dark hair sits above a smiling woman in an orange garment with a red bindi, both framed with garlands of white flowers, red roses, yellow blossoms and rudraksha beads. A brass bell and a yellow and blue flower arrangement sit on the table, and a leopard-print cloth lies at the left edge. No people are physically present in the scene.

KAILASA CALGARY, CANADA on 9/8/2021

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Ganesha Chaturthi

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Kailasa's Hindu Temple celebrates Ganesha Chaturthi with sangha with story telling, making turmeric Ganesha and chanting.

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KAILASA LATIN AMERICA on 9/8/2021

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Palabras Sagradas del Libro Sagrado VIVIR LA ILLUMINACION, inicia pagina 45 Trabaja desde la inspiración, no desde la preocupación Una pequeña historia: Una madre estaba preparando la comida para su hijo pequeño. Vació una lata de frijoles en un sartén y las puso a cocinar en la hornilla. Justo entonces sonó el teléfono. Ella estaba esperando la llamada y quería contestar, pero estaba preocupada de que su hijo se quedase desatendido durante los minutos que ella estuviese fuera del cuarto. Le dijo con firmeza: “Quédate aquí mientras contesto el teléfono. Vuelvo enseguida. No te portes mal, y hagas lo que hagas, no te eches las frijoles en la nariz…” Siempre nos preocupamos por lo que pasa ¡y también por lo que pudiera pasar!

¡El niño tal vez ni hubiese pensado en echarse los frijoles en la nariz! Ahora su madre misma le dio la idea. La preocupación da vida a muchas cosas que nunca existieron en primer lugar. Ahora, cuando el niño se eche los frijoles en su nariz, ¡la preocupación de la madre será real! Ella concluye que sus preocupaciones son siempre certeras.

  1. La preocupación es solamente una ilusión#

Si miras las preocupaciones observarás que se originan por una profunda ignorancia de la verdad de que es la Existencia la que maneja todo el evento. Si observas verás que todas las preocupaciones son puras ilusiones. Puedes entender esto al observar lo que sucede a la hora de la muerte. Cuando estás vivo, puedes tener mil preocupaciones, pero imagínate que te estás muriendo. En ese momento, ¿cuántas preocupaciones crees que tendrán el mismo valor que antes? Seguro que solamente una será importante –que te vas a morir. Ninguna de las preocupaciones anteriores ejercerá gran influencia. Todas las situaciones del mundo exterior permanecen igual, ¡pero las preocupaciones desaparecen! Solamente los pensamientos amorosos por los seres queridos que te rodean permanecen.

¿Cómo es esto posible? Es posible únicamente porque para empezar tus preocupaciones nunca fueron parte de ti, eran solo parte de tu mente. No eran nada sólido, si así fuera, definitivamente hubieran ejercido influencia sobre ti a la hora de tu muerte.

La naturaleza de la preocupación es la de ir siempre tras algo que no está presente. Si tienes riqueza, irá tras una relación, si tienes una relación, irá tras la educación, si tienes educación, irás tras la apariencia física. Si todo está presente, ¡dudará de lo que está presente! Ríndete y Relájate Cuando entiendes claramente que eres parte del gran plan de la Existencia, ninguna preocupación se puede enraizar en ti. La Existencia es un ser de energía viva. Tiene una inteligencia tremenda con la que maneja todo el ‘show’. Somos parte de esto. La misma inteligencia que conduce a la Existencia está disponible para nosotros también. Si nos entonamos con ella, nuestras acciones fluirán y serán espontáneas como sucede a la Existencia misma.

Si no nos entonamos con ella, abrigaremos preocupaciones y miedo y nos mantendremos cerrados. ¡Hay mucho que aprender de la Existencia! Los animales por ejemplo: ¿Habéis escuchado que algún borrego o vacas preocupadas? ¡No! Ellos llevan sus vida como tú; nacen, se reproducen, encuentran comida, y se mueren –igual que los humanos. Podrías decir: “Ellos no se enfrentan a los retos que nosotros nos enfrentamos.”¿Qué de sus otras actividades como la reproducción y enfrentar la muerte, etc.? ¿Se preocupan de todo eso? ¡No! Pero estas cosas también les suceden.

Así que entiende que la Existencia se encarga de todo el macrocosmos. ¡Seguro se puede encargar de ti también! Rendirse a las leyes de la Existencia es la máxima relajación para la preocupación.

  1. El ego enmascarado#

Si analizas seriamente cada preocupación que surge en ti, verás que el 99 por ciento de las preocupaciones son infundadas. Pero el problema es que el ego no está dispuesto a aceptarlo. El ego ha invertido demasiado en la preocupación. ¡La preocupación no puede ser descartada así simplemente! Intenta solamente decirle a alguien que sus preocupaciones no sirven para nada. Se sentirán muy ofendidos. Esperarías que una persona se sintiese muy feliz si le dijeras que sus preocupaciones no son verdaderas. ¡Pero no es así! El ego se siente ofendido cuando no se reconocen sus preocupaciones con el debido respeto.

El ego es lo que sustenta a la preocupación. La preocupación se crea a partir de nuestra ignorancia, pero es sustentada por nuestro ego. La preocupación se vuelve el eje sobre el cual el ego gira. Si se llevan la preocupación, el ego sufre. La preocupación sobre el trabajo y la responsabilidad son ejemplos clásicos de esto. Si observas algunas personas, ¡simplemente exageran sus situaciones para probar que tienen las preocupaciones más grandes sobre el planeta Tierra! Y si no estás de acuerdo con ellas, se sienten ofendidas. Incluso preocuparse de lo que dicen los demás acerca de nosotros es un problema del ego. El ego está constantemente preocupado de que alguien pueda estropear su imagen. Es por causa del ego, que sentimos que queremos ser alguien especial todo el tiempo. Pasamos mucho tiempo únicamente preocupándonos por nuestra imagen. Entended que la mayor bendición es ser un don nadie y aún así ser dichoso. Eso es realmente especial.

¡Se dice que lo más extraordinario de un ser iluminado es que él piensa que es ordinario! Así que, entended que la iluminación en si es un viaje hacia la relajación en ti mismo. Eres alguien especial todo el tiempo, solamente cuando dejes la preocupación y el ego. Nuestras mismas preocupaciones se convierten en nuestra zona de confort. Nos escondemos en ellas. Esto nos ayuda a permanecer perezosos.

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KAILASA OHIO, USA on 9/8/2021

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BrahmaMuhurta Yoga and Puja

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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 9/8/2021

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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 Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. Such a beautiful blessings.

As part of our Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations, we gathered to chant the Ganesha Gayatri Mantra every night at 7:30 pm from 1st September 2021 to 9th September 2021. We had a total of 11 Participants

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KAILASA SEATTLE, USA on 9/8/2021

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"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 SPH JGM HDH Bhagawan 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 conducting Vaakyartha Sadas session, Paramashiva Dhyana Mantra session and 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 SERGIPE, BRAZIL on 9/8/2021

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Diário do Centro

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KAILASA ST. LOUIS, USA on 9/8/2021

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Daily Yoga and Puja

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 9/8/2021

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OTHER - MY KAILASA IS NOT IN THIS LIST on 9/8/2021

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Paramashiva Dhyana mantra

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September 08 2021

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Retelecast of Nithyananda Satsang || 

KAILASA celebrates the International Day of Literacy

"I am the Para. The Para Brahma. The Paramashiva. The Ultimate. This is my way to reach you, to guide you, to constantly support you to experience the Ultimate. Let both of us stay together, Let both of us stay with each other till the Ultimate happens"
- The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam

KAILASA celebrates the International Day of Literacy (8 September 2021) in collaboration with ShriKailasa Uniting Nations for Education Reform and Development, ShriKailasa Uniting Nations Global Hindu University, Shrikailasa Uniting Nations for Consciousness Studies and Practice to mark the humanitarian initiative to make significant advances to ensure learning and experiencing superconscious living through free, equitable and high quality Hindu education to one and all regardless of geography, language, race, class, or gender.

KAILASA’s Department of education in association with its related International Educational bodies draws inspiration from the millennia-old vedic education with the oldest living stream of transformational science through knowledge transmission system (Initiations). KAILASA offers pragmatic user-friendly hindu education by reviving the vedic wisdom in the light of modern life and needs. The members of the Sovereign Order of KAILASA form an efficient network as trained peacekeepers of the International humanitarian agencies empowering 20.5 million students through 10000 plus free educational programs and initiatives in 196 countries. The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam has guided, envisaged and micromanaged a number of educational initiatives based on the fundamental principle that “Knowledge is Free” for last 26 years including but not limited to

- Establishing primary schools - KAILASA’s Nithyananda Gurukul and eGurukul that offers FREE in person and online vedic education for provisioning of quality early childhood development with vedic truths through pedagogy that is flexible, multi-faceted, multi-level, play-based, activity-based, and inquiry-based learning exploring their true potential as divine beings by expressing superconscious powers of Paramashiva. These initiatives also supports every basic needs of the child including food, accommodation, health and well being during the period of study

- Establishing hindu universities that offers FREE credit-bearing undergraduate and graduate and confer degrees in various branches of life science, arts, technology, humanities, psychology, philosophy, Hindu medicine with an emphasis on students to grow spiritually (https://nithyanandahinduuniversity.org/). These courses are also made available in other platforms - KAILASA's SPH Nithyananda YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/Nithyanandatv) and NithyanandaPedia (https://nithyanandapedia.org/)

- Establishing number of Yoga and Meditation Universities as a center for learning, research, education and teaching of yoga, meditation, and spiritual sciences as per vedagamas with a mission to improve the quality of human life through teaching, research, and public service and emphasis on life solutions,

-Establishing a number of research institutes around the globe that work towards the need for convergence of science and spirituality for various vedic technologies like Nirahara Samyama, Kundalini Awakening, Third Eye Awakening, Materialisation, Spiritual Healing, Meditation, Unclutching and many more.

-Reviving the sacred secret science of 463+ extraordinary powers and making them scientifically demonstrable to bring the best of Hinduism sciences and technology to advance research in areas of medicine, mathematics, astronomy, transportation, architecture, arts, music, ayurveda.

The COVID-19 crisis has disrupted the learning and magnified the pre-existing inequalities affecting 773 million non-literate young kids and adults across the globe. KAILASA’s COVID 19 Pandemic national emergency response plan ensured the continuity of learning, through digital platforms in combination with in-person learning addressing the digital divide in terms of connectivity, infrastructure, and the ability to engage with technology to young kids and adults in the world.

KAILASA further invites philanthropists around the globe to support our International Humanitarian Agencies to further progress in our initiatives towards literacy to one and all. You may show your support by offering your contributions as e-hundi offering https://gateway.nithyanandeshwarahindutemple.org/.../ehu.../

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