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20 October 2021

LIVE MAHESHWARA PUJA || 20 OCT 21

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A shrine display with a large standing cutout portrait of a smiling bearded man in a red-maroon turban, wearing layered gold and bead necklaces and holding a trident-like ritual staff and a white flower garland. The cutout stands before a curved backdrop of gold-and-green cobra-hood patterned fabric. In front, a silver footed tray holds padapuja foot-shaped plates decorated with red roses and yellow marigolds, with small silver cups. A teal-green cloth covers the table, and a small brass elephant figure and a book sit nearby. The portrait is a depiction, not a physical person present, and no people are visible in the scene.Close overhead photo of a silver padukas-shaped tray set on a gold-edged brass base, decorated with red roses and yellow marigolds along a green leaf. Two small brass oil lamps sit at the heel end. Behind it, a maroon cloth and framed portraits on a stand, with a printed banner reading Pratyaksha Pada Puja. No people are visible.A Zoom video call screenshot grid of nine participant tiles, mostly women, from an online KAILASA Singapore session. The top-left tile shows a woman in a white top with a red bindi beside a golden backdrop showing a sunlit mountain and a deity image. The top-right adjacent tile shows a woman in glasses against the same golden backdrop. Other tiles show participants in home settings, one in front of a banyan tree, one against a plain wall, and one with a spiral lamp. Two tiles are text or avatar placeholders, including a tile labelled Guppy Tan and a tile showing a four-armed deity image labelled Ananda Maheshwari. Participants are visible on video, so the people count reflects those visible tiles.

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Close overhead photo of a silver padukas-shaped tray set on a gold-edged brass base, decorated with red roses and yellow marigolds along a green leaf. Two small brass oil lamps sit at the heel end. Behind it, a maroon cloth and framed portraits on a stand, with a printed banner reading Pratyaksha Pada Puja. No people are visible.A shrine display with a large standing cutout portrait of a smiling bearded man in a red-maroon turban, wearing layered gold and bead necklaces and holding a trident-like ritual staff and a white flower garland. The cutout stands before a curved backdrop of gold-and-green cobra-hood patterned fabric. In front, a silver footed tray holds padapuja foot-shaped plates decorated with red roses and yellow marigolds, with small silver cups. A teal-green cloth covers the table, and a small brass elephant figure and a book sit nearby. The portrait is a depiction, not a physical person present, and no people are visible in the scene.Overhead photo of a ritual food offering set on a red and gold patterned cloth. A rectangular green leaf-textured plate holds a mound of yellow turmeric rice with peas, carrots, corn and green beans. A steel tumbler of white liquid. A small steel bowl holds two red apples and a red rose. A brass dish at upper right holds a green betel leaf with pink petals and dried flower pieces. No people are visible.A screenshot of a video call grid showing a daily online yoga and temple seva session. On the left, a gallery of about nine video tiles shows women in home settings: several in meditation or yoga poses, one in a red top at the lower left, and one in a black outfit with hands raised. On the right, a larger split view shows a woman with grey hair and a pink top, a woman in a red scarf speaking beside a framed picture, and a woman in a purple top with hands in anjali mudra at the bottom, with a shared-screen indicator at the top. No swami is visibly identifiable and no deity murti is clearly shown.A Zoom video call screenshot grid of nine participant tiles, mostly women, from an online KAILASA Singapore session. The top-left tile shows a woman in a white top with a red bindi beside a golden backdrop showing a sunlit mountain and a deity image. The top-right adjacent tile shows a woman in glasses against the same golden backdrop. Other tiles show participants in home settings, one in front of a banyan tree, one against a plain wall, and one with a spiral lamp. Two tiles are text or avatar placeholders, including a tile labelled Guppy Tan and a tile showing a four-armed deity image labelled Ananda Maheshwari. Participants are visible on video, so the people count reflects those visible tiles.
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A smiling man with a large black turban-style hairdo and a white horizontal line of sacred ash across his forehead sits before ornate gold repoussé metalwork. He wears an orange-brown shawl draped over bare shoulders and a large necklace of brown rudraksha beads alternating with coral-coloured beads set in gold caps. Swamiji (probable): the swept-up black hair and crown-like turban, saffron-orange wrap, and rudraksha mala are the qualifying cues. The image is a close-up portrait with a bright golden background and a photo credit line at lower right.A bare-chested man with long, swept-up dark hair wrapped high on his head sits on an ornate gilded throne with a carved back and lion-head motifs. He wears a saffron-orange shawl draped over his shoulders and a large necklace of rudraksha beads with pink-tinged bead accents. A white horizontal band marks his forehead, and he holds his right hand palm-up in a gesture while his eyes are lowered. Gilded parasol-like canopies with a sun-disc motif and a crescent moon flank him, along with gold figurine attendants, against gold satin drapery. A brass tray sits at the lower left. a person: the long swept hair, saffron shawl, rudraksha mala and gilded throne match the page's claim for the central figure.Close photo of a bearded man with a large black turban of wrapped hair and a white vertical forehead mark, wearing a thick rudraksha mala with coral-coloured beads and gold caps, and an orange-red shawl over bare shoulders. He raises one hand in a gesture while glancing sideways and smiling. Behind him is ornate gold repoussé metalwork with a lion-face motif. Swamiji (probable) appears in person, identified only by appearance cues: the turban, orange clothing and rudraksha mala with a golden ceremonial setting.Close-up photo of a smiling man wearing a tall black turban of long swept-back hair with a small rudraksha at its top, a white vertical tilak on his forehead, and a thick multi-strand rudraksha mala with coral-coloured beads and gold caps. He wears a rust-orange shawl over bare shoulders. Behind him is an ornate gold repoussé backdrop with floral scrollwork and a lion-face motif.

KAILASA SINGAPORE on 10/20/2021

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Participants Count33
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count2
Event Duration2.5 hrs

Wednesday, 20th Oct 2021 - Today's temple sevas and enriching activity included:

1) Online Nithyananda Yoga @ 5 am - At Brahma Muhurta, a total of 11 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) Shri Guru Gita Reading #5/2021 @ 7 pm - This week we continued with verse 15-17 where Paramashiva revealed the supreme mantra - GURU and the Guru tattva (the Guru principle). We did a short meditation while listing to the Guru Gita. A total of 9 lives were enriched for this sacred knowledge and experience.

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Presidential Daily Briefing

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LIVE MAHESHWARA PUJA || 20 OCT 21

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GLIMPSES OF MAHESHWARA PUJA

GLIMPSES OF MAHESHWARA PUJA || 20TH OCT' 2021

MAHESHWARA PUJA IS HINDUISM'S PRESCRIPTION IN LIBERATION OF THE DEPARTED SOUL.

KARMA, AS DEFINED BY THE SPH IS THE CYCLE OF CHOOSING IMPOSSIBILITY OVER POSSIBILITY. KARMA , AS SUCH CARRIED BY ANCESTORS FOR GENERATIONS DOES INFLUENCE THE SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE OF ONE'S LIFE. MAHESHWARA PUJA IS HINDUISM IN ITS FINEST TO LIBERATE YOUR ANCESTORS FROM THEIR KARMAS AND FREE YOURSELF ONCE FOR ALL FROM THE EFFECTS OF THEIR KARMA ON YOU. OFFERING MAHESHWARA PUJA FOR YOURSELF WHILE LIVING ASSURES MUKTHI FOR YOU, AND IMMENSELY SUPPORTS YOU IN LIVING ENLIGHTENMENT (JEEVAN MUKTHI).

CONSIDERING THESE COUPLE YEARS HAVE BEEN THE TIPPING POINT FOR A NEW WORLD ORDER, WHEREIN MANKIND AT LARGE ARE FORCED INTO TERROR PHYSICALLY, MENTALLY, PSYCHOLOGICALLY AND CONSCIOUSLY, WHEREIN LOSING LIVES DUE TO PANDEMIC AND ITS EFFECTS, LOSING LIVELIHOOD, THREATENED WITH BIO WAR, ETC - SPIRITUAL HEALING IS A DIRE NEED!

HINDUISM PRESCRIBES VARIOUS METHODS FOR GLOBAL HEALING - ONE SUCH IS MAHESHWARA PUJA. NULLIFYING COLLECTIVE NEGATIVITY SIMPLY THROUGH THE PRESENCE OF THE AVATAR AND HIS ORDER OF MONKS.

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.”

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 Office of SPH thanks the Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago

The Office of SPH thanks the Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago for furthering the bilateral relations of KAILASA Nation and the Republic of Uganda. Our nations share an enduring friendship, reaffirming the willingness of the KAILASA nation and the Republic of Uganda to meet the challenges of the future together.

The Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago had remarked this bilateral relationship as a step to eradicate hunger, youth leadership, holistic health, education initiatives, environmental stewardship and sustainable living at the opening session of the CEC retreat.

Based on its principles, KAILASA supports many causes, such as global peace (ahimsa), gender equality, fight against global warming, universal free access to holistic education and healthcare, vegetarianism etc. Towards these goals, we have established many organizations and initiatives around the world.

Using the science of enlightenment, we have had breakthroughs in education, health, and human potential. KAILASA has created special schools for children and youth that have taken ordinary children and turned them into extraordinary leaders and achievers, who become contributing citizens.

KAILASA has been the benchmark in various fields in Hindu Sciences, like yoga. We have designed and conducted meditation and yoga programs for relief from various ailments such as diabetes, hypertension, and programs to help pregnant women have healthier pregnancies. We look forward to furthering and deepening our relations with the Republic of Uganda and build together a prosperous future.

Source Link:Office of the Lord Mayor, KCCA.

The Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago giving opening remarks at the opening session of the CEC retreat to consider the matter of pending ordinances. These include; The Bill for Kampala Capital City; Markets, Taxi Management, Regulation of Street Trade Order, Outdoor Advertising, Boda-Boda Management and Gender Based Violence Ordinances.

We shall have registered mileage in the direction of having these vital instruments in place. There are so many other city operations which aren't guided by any legal framework. These range from administration and management of markets to streamlining of transport operators in the City etc.

The Lord Mayor betoned that these instruments will save the institution the attendant costs that come with illegal operations outside the purview of the law due to quick fixes.

He also introduced to members the partnerships with ICLEI under the ENACT project and Urban Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and the bilateral agreement which he has established with Kailasa Nation to eradicate hunger, youth leadership, holistic health, education initiatives, environmental stewardship and sustainable living.

KAILASA forever remembers - On the occasion of Valmiki Jayanthi

Valimiki, Adi Kavi of the Tretha yuga recorded the historical happenings of Purushottama Paramapavana Bhagavan Rama chandra prabhu, Incarnation of Vishnu, through one of the ancient sacred texts of Hinduism - Ramayana in 24000 verses.

The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam is the reigning emperor of Surya Vamsa Surangi Samrajya, the lineage of the Sun, the very same lineage that Bhagavan Rama has incarnated and created from the right eye of Paramaśiva.

On the occasion of Valmiki Jayanthi,
KAILASA forever remembers the contribution of Adi Kavi Valmiki, who recorded the glory of Rama- continues to remain the grand narrative of Hindu civilization for His righteousness, thyaga and powerful cognitions that He demonstrated. A number of Initiatives are offered to the world remembering the glory of Bhagavan Rama including

(i) KAILASA’s Hindu Governance based on righteousness and living enlightenment
(ii) KAILASA’s Rama Nirahara Samyama, an initiative to experience conscious sovereignty through fruit based meal
(iii) KAILASA’s Kalpataru Corner, an initiative to empower humanity to manifest reality praying the Kalpavriksha at Adi Kailasa Nithyananda Sarvjnapeetham - the kshetra where Bhagavan Rama organised 108 Upanishads and revealed mukthiko upanishads to Bhagavan Hanuman
(iv) KAILASA’s Department of Education is presenting the series of discourses from The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam revealing the mystical truths and deeper insights from Ramayana. These discourses demystifies the journey of a seeker (Jivatma) and His path towards enlightenment with the grace of Jnana Guru through the chronological events recorded in Valmiki Ramayana.

Proclamation & commendation letters from the cities of US& Canada

US Senator Tina Smith, confers the Certificate of Special Recognition of tireless services of The SPH Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam for His 27 years of perseverance to and service to indigenous minority tradition communities.

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