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30 October 2021

Re telecast of Nithyananda Satsang || VENKATESHWARA BHAVASAMADHI DARSHAN | 30 OCT 21

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A photograph of a computer screen showing a video-call grid of about a dozen participant tiles, apparently from an online session. Several tiles show people in ordinary home settings: one woman in glasses wears a red-orange headwrap and sits before a window; another smiles in front of colourful deity images and garlands; a man with glasses sits beside a framed picture of a seated saffron-robed figure. A woman in a saffron-orange headwrap appears against an orange mountain backdrop. Other tiles are labelled with names only, and one shows a bald man. Some tiles display a deity or saffron-robed figure on a gold background. A browser tab bar and a YouTube live-darshan tab are visible at the top, and a chat bar at the bottom shows a title ending in 30 OCT 21.A screenshot of a video conference grid with many small participant tiles showing people on webcam, most with muted microphone icons. A top-left tile shows a person with hands pressed together in a room with shelves and small deity figures, labelled Sanchari. Another tile shows a bearded man with long dark hair wearing a saffron-orange garment with beads, labelled Gustavo Adolfo Cardozo. A top-right tile shows a smiling woman with glasses in front of colourful deity images, labelled Madre Lokanayaki AMERICA. Other tiles show a woman with hands together, a smiling woman in a gold-patterned backdrop, a blank room, a deity picture tile, and two small outdoor photo tiles. Names appear as on-screen labels, and the tiles show Zoom-style participant names such as Flavia Ramires, LT Denise Europa and Kailasa's Ivana.Close-up photograph of a deity murti decorated with red and pink flower garlands and yellow marigold garlands. A silver trident rests in the lower left, and red and yellow ornamental markings with red dots are painted or applied on the dark surface at the centre. No people are visible.

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A home altar photographed at night with a lit brass oil lamp in the foreground beside brass bells. Behind it stands a printed cut-out image of a bearded figure in an orange turban and saffron robe with a rudraksha mala and gold necklace, raising one hand, placed among green leaves. A framed print of a deity with garlands in red, yellow and green sits to the left, and a small brass deity murti group is in the center. The table holds offerings on white and gilded cups and plates: sliced papaya, an apple, a lime half, a cup of tea, pieces of cooked food, and flowers. Two potted plants flank the scene against a red cloth. No physical people are visible.A devotional altar arrangement displayed on a white plate and table against a rust-red draped backdrop. At the centre sits a small gilded metal shrine with a seated deity murti in front of a flower-decked shrine box. Behind it stands a printed or cut-out figure of a standing deity with a pale face, a garland, and a trident-like staff. Two potted bonsai-style plants with aerial roots flank the scene. A framed printed picture of a deity with a red garland and green-yellow floral decorations stands at left. Offerings include sliced papaya and banana, an apple, grapes, a lemon, green leaves, coconut or cabbage salad, cooked vegetable bowls, a brass cup and an orange-red liquid bowl, and garnishes of petals.A home altar on a wooden tray shows several small deity murti with scattered pink and magenta rose petals. A gilded standing figure with a green-and-red necklace and orange flowers stands at left, a golden Krishna-style figure with a flute-like shape stands at front left, and a seated figure sits at centre on a brass plate. Brass hand bells hang from a rod above, with a green leafy garland draped across it, a white om symbol and a small brass pot with a rudraksha bead. No people are visible.
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A photograph of a shrine arrangement dominated by a large standing cardboard cutout of a smiling man seated in lotus-style pose, wearing a maroon turban with a red tilak, a rudraksha mala, gold necklaces with red and green stones, and holding a trident in one hand. The cutout is printed on card, not a physical person, and rests behind a book titled Living Enlightenment. In front stands a silver tray with a pair of silver padukas decorated with yellow flower garland and pink flowers, plus a brass lamp, a wooden elephant figurine and a steel vessel. Teal cloth covers the floor and a beaded arch frames the backdrop. No physical people are visible.A screenshot of a video-conference gallery view showing 13 tiles of participants from home settings for an online KAILASA Singapore eGurukul and yoga session. Tiles show children and adults seated on yoga mats doing meditation, stretching and breathing exercises, one woman in a dark top speaking to camera with a yoga mat behind her, a woman in a pink cardigan gesturing in a living room, a girl reading a book on a bed, and a Shankari tile with a framed portrait of a smiling woman in a black head covering. Participant name labels appear in English and Chinese characters. No a person candidate is visible.
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A three-panel online video call screenshot from a virtual yoga and puja session. Top left, an older woman with short grey hair in a dark top and blue pendant sits before a framed poster of a standing deity holding a trident, labelled Sunanda Pangarkar. Top right, a smiling woman in glasses, a red-orange shawl and a red forehead mark sits in a room with a folding screen and a seated figure behind her, labelled Gurukul-Debbie Schuehler. Bottom centre, a brass puja tray holds small brass vessels with pink flowers and a red cloth beside a framed picture, labelled Sona. Participants are on video only, so they are counted from the panels.
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A home altar draped in a leopard-print cloth, with a large cutout-style printed image of a smiling man in a red-orange turban, orange garments and a rudraksha mala, holding a trident. Behind him, a framed tanjore-style painting shows a man in a red-orange robe seated on a gold throne. Other framed photographs, a trident, an open book on a stand, marigold and white flower garlands, brass deity figurines, small oil lamps and a pink lotus flower are arranged on the table. A printed photo of a man with long hair in orange robes stands at left. No physical people are present.A home shrine photographed from above, draped in a leopard-print cloth. Two pairs of Padukas (sandals) sit on a wooden tray decorated with white jasmine, yellow marigolds and blue flowers, with rudraksha beads laid beside them. Nearby, a brass shiva lingam with flower garlands and a brass kalasha are arranged for puja. Behind them stand two cutout figures of seated sannyasis in orange robes, red turbans and rudraksha malas, with a framed picture of a temple and an orange-robed figure, and a garlanded framed portrait above. Two small drums and a brass bowl complete the setup. No people are visible.A home shrine photographed head-on. A framed colour portrait of a smiling man with long dark hair in an orange robe and beaded rudraksha necklace sits in a gold frame, raising one hand before a banyan root backdrop; this is a printed portrait, not a physical person. Beside it, a silver-framed black-and-white photo shows a seated figure with a garland. Smaller framed and cut-out images show a seated figure in red with a crown and a figure with a trident. Silver trays hold flower-decorated objects, a brass oil lamp with a lit flame sits on white jasmine and yellow flowers, a small bowl holds sweets, and a folded rust-coloured cloth with a brooch lies on the leopard-print cloth. A red and white flower garland hangs across the frame. No physical people are present.A home shrine table draped in leopard-print cloth, decorated with yellow marigold and white jasmine garlands and blue flowers. A framed photograph shows a smiling young man in orange robes and a white beaded necklace, seated before a banyan tree; he is depicted in a portrait rather than physically present. Beside it hangs a large image of Shiva with a trident, crescent, matted hair and blue throat, also garlanded. Small printed images and figurines stand on the altar, including a brass kalasha-like vessel, a brass deity figure, and blue plates of sweets. A rudraksha mala lies in the foreground. No physical people are visible.A home altar display dressed with a leopard-print cloth. A large printed portrait behind shows a figure in orange-red robes with layered gold and bead necklaces, a white and orange flower garland and a gold trident-topped staff held in the hand; the portrait is a depiction, not a physical person, and its face is not visible. A framed smaller photo on the left shows a smiling man with long hair and orange clothing. On the altar: an open book on a wooden stand, a small carved white item, a red-and-gold tiered murti with multiple figures, a silver-framed plaque, a dark metal sculpture of a seated figure with white jasmine garlands, a small brass oil lamp with yellow and white flowers, a bowl of sweets, and red lotus decorations on the cloth. No physical people are present.A home shrine table draped in a leopard-print cloth, decorated with marigold and red garlands, yellow and blue flowers and white jasmine. Centre: a framed print of Shiva with a crescent moon, trident and pale skin, seated with a tiger skin. Right: a framed image of a goddess with a gold crown and red garland. Left: a framed portrait of a smiling man in orange robes with a rudraksha mala, labelled as a portrait but the caption is not legible. Brass vessels, an oil lamp, sweets on blue plates, small deity figurines and a tray of miniature idols sit in front. No physical people are visible.

KAILASA LATIN AMERICA on 10/30/2021

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PALABRAS SAGRADAS DEL LIBRO VIVIR LA ILLUMINACION pagina 214 El Arte de Morir Hay una historia Zen que dice: “Aprender el arte de morir es el conocimiento real, lo máximo que podemos aprender en nuestra vida.” Una pequeña historia Zen: Un día, un Maestro iluminado, de pronto declaró que se iba a morir en la mañana del día siguiente, alrededor de las 6 horas. Claro, la gente iluminada siempre sabe cuando se va a morir. Ellos declaran de antemano cuando morirán. Él declaró que iba a morir alrededor de las 6 de la mañana. Sus discípulos dijeron: “No, no, por favor espere unas 2 a 3 horas, pues esterá muy frío en la mañana. ¿Por qué no espera unas tantas horas para que podamos preparar los últimos rituales?” El Maestro estaba de acuerdo y les dijo que moriría alrededor del mediodía. ¡Exactamente a las 12, se despidió de todos y abandonó el cuerpo! Otro incidente importante e histórico: Cuando los ingleses colonizaron la India. En la India central, existía una pequeña aldea. Hoy en día, ya no existe, pero en aquel entonces los ingleses, trataron de someterlos bajo su control. Toda la aldea, que contaba con solo 100 habitantes, de gente de espiritualidad elevada, místicos, muy devotos y meditativos. Eran expertos en rituales místicos y antiguos, se decía que en esa aldea nunca enfermaban. Si en sueños lastimaban a alguien, a la siguiente mañana, iban a pedir disculpas a la persona. A menos que se tenga un sentimiento sutil de venganza, o la idea subconsciente de lastimar a alguien, no lo lastimarías ni en sueños. Entonces, esa gente pedía disculpas por lastimarlos en sueños, por lo tanto la idea de lastimar a otro no se desarrollaba. Eran un grupo de naturaleza y madurez tan espiritual, no tenían nada del mundo exterior, solo del mundo interior. Cuando los ingleses, trataron de someterlos a sus reglas, los aldeanos, no estaban dispuestos a rendirse y perder su libertad ante nadie. Pero los ingleses les dijeron ‘O se rinden o los mataremos’. Te sorprenderá, ellos dijeron; ‘No necesitan matarnos, no se preocupen, nosotros sabemos como morir, moriremos por nosotros mismos’. Los ingleses, pensaron que cometerían suicidio colectivo, tomando algún veneno o algún método parecido. La comunidad de aldeanos se reunió en un cuarto, se mantuvieron de pie en el lugar y enfrente de los soldados ingleses, simplemente recitaron un mantra, oraron y todos los cien aldeanos, cayeron. Solo abandonaron sus cuerpos, cayeron al suelo y murieron.

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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 10/30/2021

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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 blessing.

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KAILASA SINGAPORE on 10/30/2021

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Saturday, 30th Oct 2021 - Today's temple sevas and enriching activity included:

1) Online Nithyananda Yoga @ 5 am - At Brahma Muhurta, a total of 12 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 Kher Jia 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 Sri Yogajnana.

3) eGurukul (For teens) #2/2021 @ 8 am - In the second lesson, the teenager and his mother attended the class starting with Guru puja, Nithyananda Yoga and Powerful cognition and manifesting powers of 3rd eye. This session was hosted by Ma Shankari & Ma Paramashantini.

4) eGurukul (Mandarin) #2/2021 @ 3-5 pm - The next eGurukul lesson started with 14 kids with Chinese acharyas, Ma Anadyanta and Ma Shankari. Children were led into Guru puja, Nithyananda Yoga, Powerful cognitions and powers manifestation of blindfold reading - pictures and hand gestures. Kids were able to manifest the 3rd eye power of blindfold reading.

5) eGurukul (English) #2/2021 @ 8-10 am - Based on the request by parents in America zone, the Saturday English lesson had been moved to cater to kids in this zone. A total of 10 kids attended today's eGurukul lesson, hosted by Ma YY & Ma Maha Adbhutacharitra.

6) Alankaram - The alanakaram team offered temple seva to the 15 deities by giving sacred bath and alankaram at Kailasa Singapore aadheenam. The seva was led by Ma Phyllis Wee, assisted by the following devotees - Ma Kher Jia, Ma MeiYun, Ma Jananananda, Ma Jayantananda and Sean Neoh.

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KAILASA ST. LOUIS, USA on 10/30/2021

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Daily Yoga and Puja

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Re telecast of Nithyananda Satsang || VENKATESHWARA BHAVASAMADHI DARSHAN | 30 OCT 21

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Proclamation & commendation letters from the cities of US& Canada

California Assembly member, Alex Lee, on behalf of the California State Senate, confers a Certificate of Recognition to The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism (SPH) and The Sovereign of the Sovereign State of SHRIKAILASA, Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam, for everything that He has done to revive KAILASA internationally with special appreciation for all of His contributions to the California community and around the world.

The SPH has built many temples in USA and Canada and thousands of enlightenment ecosystems around the globe. Through these KAILASA ecosystems, SPH’s No Hungry Home project has contributed to 1 billion organic free meals being served globally, and The SPH’s Minutes4peace program has recorded 4.3 billion+ minutes in meditation for World Peace since 2002 since last 27 years. The SPH has authored and made available freely 300+ books translated in 50 languages. He has established the largest Hindu University, Nithyananda Hindu University, with 2700+ courses freely available and 250,000 enrollments.

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