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2 November 2021

Re telecast of Nithyananda Satsang || Paramashivoham Season 39

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A brass thali on a table holds puris, small fried sweets in a bowl, and a small brass cup of liquid, set as naivedyam offering. Behind it is a blue cloth with rudraksha beads, a gold necklace draped at the left, a pink rose, and a red and gold tassel with a white heart-shaped ornament. No people are visible.Photograph of a temple puja scene on a wooden table. A deity murti is dressed in red and gold garments and heavy garlands of red, white and yellow flowers, with a gold crown and ornaments. In front are a brass plate with offerings, a small oil lamp with a flame, brass cups and a red-draped smaller figure. Behind, two people in red garments and gold jewellery are partly visible, one with bangles and one holding a flower garland; the flowers and brass vessels are visible at the right edge. The setting is a home-style altar space.

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A brass thali on a table holds puris, small fried sweets in a bowl, and a small brass cup of liquid, set as naivedyam offering. Behind it is a blue cloth with rudraksha beads, a gold necklace draped at the left, a pink rose, and a red and gold tassel with a white heart-shaped ornament. No people are visible.Photograph of a temple puja scene on a wooden table. A deity murti is dressed in red and gold garments and heavy garlands of red, white and yellow flowers, with a gold crown and ornaments. In front are a brass plate with offerings, a small oil lamp with a flame, brass cups and a red-draped smaller figure. Behind, two people in red garments and gold jewellery are partly visible, one with bangles and one holding a flower garland; the flowers and brass vessels are visible at the right edge. The setting is a home-style altar space.
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A close photograph of a colourful printed devotional textile backdrop decorated with embellishments. Central deity murti-style figure in a red-pink garment with a red-tinted face, multiple arms, a central rounded face with red lips and a nose ring, wearing a jewelled crown, pearl and bead necklaces, red rose and satin flower garlands, and long dark hair strands. A white hibiscus flower rests at the lower centre. Flanking printed figures include a pink-robed goddess on the left holding a lotus-like object and an elephant-headed Ganesha figure below her, and another figure with a green-trimmed robe on the right. Gold tassels, sequins and beaded strings add texture; a maroon fabric panel appears at top left. No physical people are visible.A large printed photograph or banner shows a standing male figure against a black background, wrapped in flower garlands of pink, cream and maroon blossoms. He wears a rudraksha mala and long beaded necklaces, a red tilak on his forehead, and bangles on his wrists. He wears rust-orange draped dhoti-style trousers, a belt of brass bells, and ornate studded ankle bands. He holds a tall gold-and-white staff in one hand, topped with a small drum-like object wrapped in leopard-print cloth. a person appears as a depicted figure on the printed banner, with long swept-back dark hair, distinctive saffron-orange ornate clothing and rudraksha malas, which are appearance cues for the depiction rather than an identification.A blurred photograph of a devotee's bare feet and lower legs in light trousers, pressed against a painted temple backdrop. The painted panel shows a female deity with a gold crown, red bindi, and ornate jewellery on the right, a multi-armed figure with a gold headdress on the left, and an elephant-headed deity at lower left with golden ornaments and a red-and-gold cloth. A dark garment sleeve is visible above. No readable text appears in the image.
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A video-call screenshot grid of six participants in a Zoom-style online yoga and puja session. Top left, Ma Sivananda sits cross-legged on a carpeted floor in a black top with hands in a mudra. Top right, Sri & Ma Mahadeva Swarupa, an older woman with grey hair and glasses in a dark top, sits in a living room with wicker furniture and a plant. Middle left, Mythreyi wears a black top with a red bindi and a dark patterned curtain behind her. Middle right, Saipriya G smiles in a black top in a home setting. Bottom left, syama Mishra's tile shows a temple at sunset with a small figure, and bottom right, Sharmi Patel's tile shows a smiling woman before an orange mountain backdrop. Five physical participants are visible in the video tiles, while two show picture tiles instead.A five-panel online video call grid showing participants during a yoga and puja session. Top left, Ma Sivananda, a woman with white hair and glasses, presses her palms together in namaste with a red bindi. Top right, Sri and Ma Mahadeva Swarupa, an older woman in a pale yellow shawl smiles beside a framed portrait of a figure with a crown and garland, shrines and framed pictures behind her. Middle left, Syama Mishra, a man, sits in front of a digital graphic of a stone temple in snowy mountains. Middle right, Sharmi Patel, a woman in a red patterned dress, presses her palms together against a golden mountain backdrop. Bottom centre, Mythreyi, a woman with a white forehead mark and earrings, smiles with palms together in front of patterned curtains. The panels show six participants total for yoga and five for puja.
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A photograph of a temple shrine arrangement centred on a large printed standee of a smiling man seated in a lotus-like pose on a cushioned throne. He wears a maroon turban with a red tilak mark, a rudraksha mala with a gold pendant, a long floral garland, and holds a trident in one hand. Beside him is a closed book on a stand. In front, a brass tray holds small silver oil lamps and vessels decorated with yellow, orange and red flowers. A golden kalasha-style pot and a small wooden elephant figure sit to the side against a green cloth. The standee is a cutout depiction, not a physical person in the scene.
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A screenshot of an online video call grid showing four participant tiles. Top left, a smiling woman with short dark hair and a dark top, labelled Angela Mccurry. Top right, a smiling woman with glasses and a red bindi wearing a pink top, labelled Gurukul-Debbie Schuehler; behind her, a framed picture hangs on a wall and a figure in dark red robes sits in the room. Bottom left, a tray covered with a brown cloth holding two gold-and-red decorated items, labelled Sona. Bottom right, a blank tile with the name Sunanda Pangarkar, labelled Sunanda Pangarkar. No a person candidate is visible.
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A Zoom video call screenshot with three participant tiles. Top left, an older woman with short dark hair, a small bindi and a white top with a beaded necklace is speaking, with a raised-hand icon in the corner, labelled Bhowattee's iPad. Top right, a young woman in a yellow t-shirt presses her palms together in anjali, labelled A25-Sudha Dhandapani, with a wall decorated with small framed pictures. Bottom centre, a smiling woman in a white garment with beaded mala necklaces, labelled Premabhaktika, is the active speaker. The Zoom taskbar shows Unmute, Participants, Chat, Share Screen, Reactions and Leave controls, and the Windows taskbar shows the time 6:01 AM, 2021-11-02.A four-panel video call screenshot showing participants on a Zoom-style grid. Top left, a woman with grey hair, glasses and a red bindi, with a white tilak on her forehead, labelled C A Shakunthaladevi Dayalingam. Top right, an older woman in a white top with a raised hand emoji, labelled Bhowattee's iPad, a plant and staircase behind her. Bottom left, a small inset photo of a smiling woman in white with a beaded necklace, labelled Premabhaktika. Bottom right, a woman in dark clothing bending forward in a living room with a cream sofa and curtains, labelled A17 - Lillian Mustaf. No a person candidate is visible.A Zoom meeting screenshot in gridview showing about a dozen video tiles of women participants joining from home rooms. Tiles are labelled with names such as Bhuvaneswari iPad, Premabhaktika, MY-Devikarani Jayapathan, Prabha, CA Dhaneswarananda, Teng Han Gan, C A Shakunthaladevi Dayalingam, Dhanalakshmi & Chandra, Nithya Premaroopananda, ASMa Deborah, Arunthathy Karunakaran, Coty Tamilnadu Subhashini and Slesha Dalvi. Several participants have hands pressed together in namaste or are seated with eyes closed. One tile shows a framed picture and a deity image on a shelf. The Windows taskbar shows a 3:54 AM timestamp dated 11/2/2021.A Zoom Meeting screenshot in gallery view showing a grid of about a dozen video tiles of women participating online. Top row includes a woman in a white top labelled Showattee, a woman in white labelled Premabhaktika seated in front of framed pictures, a woman in a red top before a painting, and a woman labelled Teng Han Gan. Other tiles show a woman in orange labelled CA Shakunthaladevi Dayalingam, a woman labelled Prabha, tiles labelled MY--Devikarani Iyrapatham and CA Dhaneswarananda, a woman labelled Dhanalakshmi & Chandra, Nithya Premaroopananda in white, ASMa Deborah with a red bindi and a small figure in an orange robe in the background, a woman labelled Aruntha Karunakaran in white, and placeholder S tiles for Coty, Tamilnadu Subhashini and Slesha Dalvi. Windows taskbar and a clock showing 8:01 AM are visible.Screenshot of a Zoom video call grid with six tiles. Four tiles show women: one in white clothing with a red bindi and beaded necklace labelled Premabhaktika, another in white with a red bindi labelled Nithya Premarupananda, a woman in white with a red bindi labelled Arunthathy Karunakaran, and a woman in maroon with a red bindi beside a small framed image of a deity labelled ASMa Deborah. Two tiles show only name text: C A Shakunthaladevi Dayalingam and CA Dhaneswarananda connecting to audio. The bottom centre tile shows a small framed image of a deity labelled Kailasa Girija Kailasam. Windows taskbar and clock visible.
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Modern Science catches up with the superScience of sanatana hindu dharma

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A graphic titled "MODERN SCIENCE CATCHES UP WITH THE SUPERSCIENCE OF SANATANA HINDU DHARMA" dated 2 November 2021, set against a dark space-like background. A central screenshot shows a man with a dark turban, orange robe and bead necklace, hands joined in greeting, seated before golden figures, labelled as a video frame, with a YouTube-style playback bar. Beside it are browser screenshots of news headlines reading 'New hidden world' discovered in Earth's inner core, and a journal cover for Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors. Captions and quotations explain the claims about Earth's hollow interior.
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International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists

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Graphic poster for the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists, dated 2 November 2021, on a cream background with a golden quill pen dripping red ink at right. Top corners show a small circular portrait of a smiling man with orange head cloth and a small temple emblem with a saffron flag. Centre text lists statistics in icons: 250 sexual assaults, 100+ assassination attempts, 14,000+ hours of hate propaganda in electronic mail, 25,000 articles of hate propaganda in print media, 27 million USD destruction of heritage, 120 false cases, and 80 million Hindus ethnocide and genocide. Footer shows website and social handles. No physical people are pictured.
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Herbal Saplings At KAILASA in Kacharapattu, Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu, India

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A close overhead photo of freshly dug red earth in a grassy field. Two young leafy plant saplings with muddy, wrapped root balls lie in shallow excavated soil. A small green sapling with a purple tag stands at the left edge. No people are visible.
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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 11/2/2021

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A home shrine photographed from the front, arranged on a leopard-print cloth. Behind it hang framed prints of Shiva with Parvati, Ganesha and a young Murugan, and of a deity in red and gold holding a sugarcane stalk. Small framed pictures sit at the front, and two a person-associated portrait figures appear on pedestals, one in red and one in white, with unclear identification. Strands of rudraksha beads and red and white flower garlands are draped over the prints. Blue and yellow flowers and white jasmine decorate the altar. Carved stone elephants and a purple carved animal figure sit on the left. A brass lamp holder stands in the foreground, and a partial figure in yellow sari appears at the right edge.Overhead photo of a worship altar draped in a leopard-print cloth. Two dark padukas, sandal-shaped footprint stones, are decorated with white jasmine-like flowers, yellow flowers, purple blossoms and green leaves. A rudraksha mala with gold caps lies across the front. Behind them stand cutout printed images, one showing a smiling man with a red-orange turban, long beard and gold garlands, who may be a probable Swamiji depiction, and another showing a seated figure in orange with gold necklaces playing a drum. Brass items and a crystal lingam-like object are visible at the edges. No physical people are present.A home puja altar draped in a leopard-print cloth, with no people present. Framed photographs stand at the back: on the left a smiling man in saffron robes and a long garland raises one hand before a banyan tree, and on the right a painting of Shiva with a trident and crescent moon, both garlanded in red, orange and white flowers. In front, a brass kalasha vessel, small brass deity figures and orange-and-red flower garlands surround tiered arrangements of yellow and blue flowers and white jasmine. A bunch of bananas sits on a blue plate at lower right, and a lit oil lamp with a flower wreath is visible at the edge. Small framed images of a saint with a tiger and a temple shrine complete the altar.

KAILASA CALGARY, CANADA on 11/2/2021

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Weekly Nithya Dhyaan with Calgary Sangha

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KAILASA DHUMBARAI, NEPAL on 11/2/2021

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Temple Activities naivedam offered

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KAILASA LATIN AMERICA on 11/2/2021

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  • Trabaja desde la inspiración, no desde la preocupación*

Si observas detenidamente verás que las metas siempre crean preocupación en nosotros. Cuando nos movemos hacia alguna meta, nos movemos solamente con la preocupación por los resultados.

Krisna, un maestro iluminado de la India antigua, dijo de una forma muy hermosa en la Antigua escritura hinduista, el Bhagavad Gita: *“La persona que no espera ganancia o pérdida de nada trabaja felizmente sin necesidad ni siquiera de motivación.”*

Cuando estás preocupado por los resultados, la preocupación misma afecta al resultado. Porque cuando te preocupas lo que haces se ve afectado. El trabajo debería hacerse siempre desde la inspiración, nunca desde la preocupación. La motivación para cualquier trabajo debería ser la inspiración, no la preocupación. La inspiración es una energía desbordante que expande tu capacidad de hacer las cosas. Es completamente vigorizante. La preocupación, por lo contrario, es algo que reduce tu capacidad. Limita lo que realmente eres capaz de hacer, porque te quita tu energía. Cuando trabajas con preocupación, siempre te fijas en los resultados. Cuando trabajas por inspiración no te fijas en los resultados. Te fijas solamente en hacer la tarea lo mejor posible. Cualquier tarea hecha con la energía de la inspiración siempre da buenos resultados. Incluso si no da los resultados esperados, no te sentirás mal por eso; porque has recibido la satisfacción simplemente por hacerlo.

  • El “hacerlo” mismo te satisfice*

Cuando vives sin expectativas, ya estás satisfecho.

  • No hay lugar para la preocupación*

Palabras Sagradas del libro Sagrado Vivir la Illuminacion

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KAILASA LOS ANGELES, USA on 11/2/2021

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Count of Meals Served20
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Daily Briefing

Presidential Daily Briefing

KAILASA-LOS-ANGELES--USA-2021-11-02-1xelIXuCVXHkV_s0LIZlRMzKNU6LvhHwJ.pdf

KAILASA OHIO, USA on 11/2/2021

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BrahmaMuhurta Yoga and Puja

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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 11/2/2021

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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.

We hosted our daily Online Spiritual Support Services as part of KAILASA's E-Services initiative, sharing all the great techniques and sciences as revealed by Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism for health, wealth, healing in relationships, physical healing, in every dimension of life. Todays sessions are as follows: Healing Session #33 - 2 Participants (Total 139)

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KAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/2/2021

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

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Tuesday, 2nd Nov 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 Ananda Shraddha 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 Ma Carol Leong.

  1. enriching
  2. templeseva
  3. Kailasa
  4. yoga

Presidential Daily Briefing

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KAILASA ST. LOUIS, USA on 11/2/2021

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Was Food Served in Event?No
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Daily Yoga and Puja

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 11/2/2021

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Was Food Served in Event?No
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Daily Update

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November 02 2021

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Re telecast of Nithyananda Satsang || Paramashivoham Season 39

Modern Science catches up with the superScience of sanatana hindu dharma

Over the last half-century, the modern-day scientific community with state-of-the-art technology believed that the Earth's inner core was a solid ball of compressed iron alloy encased in a liquid outer core.

“There is a civilization above KAILASA and there is a civilization inside the Earth. Earth is not solid as you think. It is hollow. There are layers and layers of hollowness. Inside the Earth, there is a civilization. And, there are ways, entrances. Tiruvannamalai is one entrance for that under-earth civilization and above-earth civilization. And our Adi KAILASA Nithyananda Sarvajnapeetha - Banyan Tree, that place is one entrance for above earth - above earth civilization and under earth civilization, both. And Madurai is one of the entrances.” - The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam ( 19 February 2019 ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQCAR3pIsAg

The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam declared on February 19, 2019, “Maybe in course of time, if science can catch up with this superscience of Sanatana Hindu Dharma, it’ll establish whatever I am saying….”

Over 2.5 years after The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam’s official statement, on September 20th, 2021, the scientific journal ‘Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors’ (https://www.sciencedirect.com/.../pii/S0031920121001606/pdf) indicates that the planet Earth has a firmness ranging from hard to semisoft to liquid metal.

The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam’s cosmic revelations for planet Earth are instrumental in advancing the scientific community’s reach. His experimentation and approach to mathematics, physics, biology, and chemistry are revolutionary and ahead of his time. KAILASA’s Department of Enlightened Civilisation continues to siphon the cosmic revelations by The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam imparted, to empower and serve humanity to advance modern science and technology to help solve some of humanity’s greatest challenges. The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam extends his hand to bridge the gap between religion and science once and for all and to join him in his mission of bestowing the ultimate science of Enlightenment to the world.

International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists

International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists || 2 November 2021

On 2 November 2021, KAILASA stands in solidarity on the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists and unequivocally supports the freedom of expression and human rights for all the attacks on the minority indigenous communities around the world.

When the historian’s individual vested interest disappears, history becomes truthful and factual. When the scientist’s vested interest disappears, science becomes Universal and useful. When journalists' vested interest disappears, the news becomes authentic, legitimate. Observing the facts of all dimensions and putting them on record, without the individual's opinions is authentic Hindu Journalism. The Hindu journalists who did not have any vested interests recorded the happenings in the Hindu Puranas. Puraṇas are more factual than any history written by the people with vested interests whereas the first books ever written on planet Earth, Upaniṣads were tyagarājas, the kings of sacrifice. All Upaniṣads revealed to great Ṛṣis were all authorless. This very authorlessness (Apāuruṣeyatva) makes Upaniṣads the most authentic scriptures. Apāuruṣeyatva, authenticates the power of the Truths making Upaniṣads the most authentic and legitimate scriptures on planet Earth.

The brutal suppression and attacks on responsible journalism that brought out the double genocide on Hindus including targeted extermination of Hindu culture and tradition, Hindu phobia, forced conversions, massacres, demolitions, desecration and grabbing of worship temples and monasteries, looting of Hindu temples properties, destruction of Hindu educational institutions and Hindu libraries, Hindu liberty, mass execution, rape, looting, and enslavement continues till date in many parts of the world. Denial of the genocide by Hindus themselves today is due to the centuries of impunity for crimes committed against Hindu journalism.

Under the guidance of The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam, KAILASA strives to restore responsible freedom of expression through the revival of authentic Hindu journalism. KAILASA commits to disseminate unbiased information to unify the Hindu diaspora through resolute efforts to recognize and legitimize the Hindu genocide. For the past 27 years, authentic Hindu journalism has been responsible for building relations, bridging dialogs, inspiring masses, uniting nations towards acknowledging the Hindu policies which are universal, life positive as referenced from the ancient text of Hinduism.

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Herbal Saplings At KAILASA in Kacharapattu, Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu, India

With the Grace and Blessings of The SPH JGM HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam, indigenous methods of organic farming continue here at Kailasa In Kacharapattu, Tiruvannamalai South India.. Below you can see pictures of Herbal Saplings ( Thuthuvalai, Karisalai, Siriyanangai ) ready for transplanting.

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