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13 November 2021

LIVE DARSHAN - GURU PEYARCHI | Nithyanandeshwara Brahmotsavam Day 4 | 13 NOV 2021

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A four-panel online video call grid showing women participating in a virtual yoga and puja session. Top left, a woman in black clothes sits cross-legged on an orange yoga mat in a plain room, hands held together in her lap. Top right, a smiling woman with grey hair, glasses, a black top and a small red bindi on her forehead is labelled Sri & Ma Mahadeva Swarupa. Bottom left, a smiling woman with curly hair, red lipstick, a green top and an orange shawl sits before a plain wall. Bottom right, a smiling woman with long grey hair in front of a backdrop of a mountain and a figure in orange is labelled Sharmi Patel. Panel labels show participant names in the call window.

A screenshot of a four-panel video call grid showing a daily online yoga and puja session. Top left, a woman in a red sari with a red bindi performs a namaste with palms pressed together, labelled Ma Sivananda. Top right, a smiling woman with grey hair, glasses, a yellow top and a rudraksha-style beaded necklace, labelled Sri & Ma Mahadeva Swarupa. Bottom centre, a smiling woman in a dark green sari with embellished border sits with palms together in front of a painted backdrop of a pyramid-like structure and sunset sky, labelled Sharmi Patel. Left and right panels show plain home interiors with white blinds and a framed picture. No a person candidate is visible.

A screenshot of a Zoom Meeting window showing a woman with long grey wavy hair, smiling, wearing a leopard-print lace top and a dark pendant necklace, in the foreground. Behind her a collage backdrop shows a smiling man in an orange turban with a red bindi, orange garment and dark hair, beside a temple tower and hillside in warm orange tones, and at right a golden deity murti seated with a lion figure. A Windows taskbar and a OneDrive notification (Captura de tela salva) appear at the bottom, with the clock reading 19:24 on 13/11/2021.

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Screenshot of a video call with a browser slide titled "Unclutching Meditation" reading "Please sit unclutched from all thoughts in total silence" over a blurred green background. A bare-chested figure with long swept-back dark hair, a crown-like gold headpiece, a white and red forehead mark, a microphone at the mouth and layered gold and beaded necklaces with rudraksha strands is shown on the right, with a silver cobra statue on the left. A small video inset in the corner shows an older woman and a figure in orange, labelled Ma Delmira. Windows taskbar visible at bottom.

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A video call screenshot of an online yoga and puja session with three video tiles. The top-left tile shows a silver tray holding a folded maroon cloth, a strand of beads and two decorated ceremonial objects with sunflowers and crystals. The top-right tile shows a smiling woman in glasses, a red bindi and a maroon wrap in a warmly lit room with a red-framed picture and a figure in orange-brown robes seated in the background. The bottom tile is a name placard reading Sunanda Pangarkar on a dark background.

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A screenshot of a Zoom meeting grid showing a daily update call from KAILASA Toronto. Tiles show women in home settings and a few name-only tiles such as Rathika's iPhone, Subhashini, Jaiwantie and Rani. One woman in a white top with a red bindi and rudraksha-style beads smiles beside a label reading Nithya Premabhaktipanandi. Another tile shows a woman beside a small framed deity image garlanded with orange flowers, labelled Ma Latha Eshana siva sakthi Latha. The Windows taskbar shows the time 11:57 AM and date 11/13/2021.

A screenshot of a Zoom video call grid showing several participants, mostly women, in their home settings. Top left, a woman with hands folded in prayer beside a patterned wall. Top centre, a smiling woman in a white top and a lanyard, labelled Premabhaktika. Other tiles show Slesha Dalvi wearing headphones, Abha Sharma in glasses, Shyamala in a black-and-white top, and Nithya Premanandapuri in a white top with a red bindi. Several tiles show only names: Rathika's iPhone, Subhashini, Jaiwantie and Rani. Bottom right, a woman in orange and white beside a deity image with garlands, labelled Ma Latha Eshana siva sakthi Latha. The Zoom toolbar with Mute, Share Screen and Record buttons is visible at the bottom.

A screenshot of a Zoom video call gallery titled Zoom Meeting, with a dark interface and a Windows taskbar showing 12:30 PM. Nine participant tiles appear: several women in small video frames, including one in a white top with a lanyard, one in glasses, one wearing headphones, and a woman with a red bindi and a dark necklace. Some tiles show only names such as Shyamala CA, Rathika's iPhone, Subhashini, Jaiwantie and Rani, with no video. Two tiles show photographs of a woman beside a decorated deity murti with garlands and orange cloth, labelled Ma Latha Eshana siva sakthi Latha. No a person is visible.

A Zoom meeting screenshot with five video tiles in a grid. Top left, a woman with short hair in a purple patterned top raises a hand emoji, labelled Bhowattee's iPad. Top centre, a bald man in a red-orange shirt with a beaded necklace sits before a window, labelled Ramesh Khanal. Top right, a smiling woman in a white top with a pendant necklace, labelled Premabhaktika. Bottom centre, a young man in a dark top is outlined in yellow, labelled Purusoth. Bottom right is a name-only tile reading CA Dhaneswarananda. A taskbar shows the time 5:00 PM on 11/13/2021.

THE SPH & KAILASA CONGRATULATES SWAMI AVATAR PURIJI - THE NEWLY APPOINTED HEAD OF SRI ALAKH PURI JI SIDHPITH PARAMPARA

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Close-up photograph of a smiling man with long swept-back black hair topped by a silver crescent ornament, a white vertical forehead mark, and a full dark beard. He wears layered gold and coral-red beaded necklaces with rudraksha-style beads, large gold hoop earrings, and a gold pendant, with bare shoulders. A gilded, ornately embossed golden throne or backrest fills the background. The appearance and crescent-topped hairstyle with rudraksha malas and ornate gold jewellery match the page's a person cues, so this is a person in person.

A bearded man seated on an ornate gold throne with carved floral gold panels and gold finials at the sides, against a black background. He wears a tall black turban-style crown with a gold ornament and crescent at the top, a white forehead marking, a multi-strand gold necklace, and a long coral-coloured rudraksha mala with bare chest. He raises his right hand in a blessing gesture and smiles. Swamiji (probable) appearance-based label: a seated figure in a ceremonial crown with rudraksha malas and gold adornments, consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji. Photo is a close framing of the upper body.

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A photograph of a Dakshinamurthy abhishekam at Adi Kailasa a person Sarvanjna Peetham during Guru Peyarchi. A bare-backed priest in orange cloth with white ash markings on his arms and back pours yellow liquid from a vessel over a dark stone deity murti with multiple arms holding ritual objects. A red curtain forms the backdrop and a rudraksha mala hangs at his side. The priest's face is not visible, so no identity is established.

A priest with long swept-back dark hair, bare-chested and wearing a rust-orange shawl over the shoulders, stands at left pouring liquid from a shallow metal plate onto a dark bronze deity murti of Dakshinamurthy in an abhishekam. The murti has four arms, one hand raised in abhaya mudra, another holding a flower-like object, and a crown-like headdress, placed before a red-orange draped backdrop with an ornate silver-toned arch. The priest's arms are adorned with bangles and his body has white ash markings, indicating a ritual sacred bath. The scene is at night with blue tones at the upper left.

A golden statue of a smiling figure in a turban and draped shawl stands in the foreground, one hand raised in blessing, while white flowers and petals are poured over it. Behind it a dark black stone linga or sacred form receives an abhishekam, with milk-like offerings and petals spilling down its sides and into a stone basin. A red-robed figure stands partially visible at the left edge. Warm red lighting fills the shrine. The caption reads Guru Peyarchi, Adi Kailasa Nithyananda Sarvanjna Peetham and Dakshinamurthy Abhishekam Sacred bath. The statue is a golden image, not a physical person, so no living person is counted.

A priest with his back to the camera pours milk from a silver vessel over a dark stone Dakshinamurthy murti seated against a saffron-orange draped backdrop. The priest, bare-shouldered, wears an orange cloth over his shoulder, a rudraksha-style bead mala, and white sacred ash markings on his upper arms; he holds the vessel high with both hands. Milk streams down the seated figure, which holds a cin mudra gesture and a small drum, with a gilded ornate arch framing the scene. Caption reads Guru Peyerchi, Adi Kailasa Nithyananda Sarvanjna Peetham, Dakshinamurthy Abhishekam, Sacred bath. Ritual abhishekam for Guru Peyarchi.

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Two people pour grain from metal bowls into long silver trays filled with rice or grain and red liquid, arranged around dark stone lingams. On the left, a woman in a blue and green silk sari with a pink blouse leans in and pours from a steel bowl. On the right, a man in an all-white kurta and trousers pours from a second bowl. Brass pots sit on the floor behind them against a yellow wall. No a person candidate is visible in the frame.

Two long metal trays filled with fine white grain or rice and dark red-brown powder, with dark grey stone or clay lingams and small shapes set into the grain. A hand in the upper left holds a silver tray with a small brass cup, a bowl of yellow turmeric and a small lamp. A beaded red-and-black wrist band is visible on the wrist. Brass bowls of grain sit at each side and a yellow wall with a red brick dado forms the backdrop. No faces are visible, so no person can be identified.

FB-Photos-Kailasa Los Angeles - Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple/center>

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Photo of a temple sanctum with ornate gold and crimson decor. Two priests stand at lower left and right in white dhotis, bare-chested, one pouring liquid over a central deity murti. Multiple decorated deity statues stand on a dais: a central image with a gold crown and jewelled garlands, a female consort figure in yellow and gold, and a bearded figure in a red-brown wrap with rudraksha malas. A dark deity murti with gold crown and mala sits to the right on a throne-like seat. Marigold and white flower garlands, brass vessels and kalasha-style offerings surround the murtis. Colourful painted pillars frame the backdrop.

A photograph of a temple shrine with three large deity statues against an ornate gold carved backdrop, draped with white and multicoloured flower garlands. The central statue is a deity murti with a black crown bearing a crescent, a blue-and-yellow garment, silver ornaments and a garland. A statue on the left wears a saffron-and-brown turban, and the statue on the right wears a green-and-orange sari with silver jewellery and a crown. A single person stands at left, seen from behind with bare shoulders, a saffron-orange cloth wrapped around the waist, and dark hair in a bun, holding a ritual item toward the central deity. A brass oil lamp and a plate sit on a wooden table in front, with rose petals scattered on purple velvet at the base of the statues.

A temple photograph of a large black stone murti of a deity seated on a purple cloth-draped throne beneath an ornate gold arch. The murti wears a tall gold crown, a silver and jewelled necklace, a green silk garment with a gold-bordered pink hem, and garlands of red roses and white flowers; it holds a gold trident-like staff and a gold mace. Small gold-framed images of deities and a flower-strewn offering table sit in front. At the left edge, a shirtless priest in a white dhoti with a gold border, wearing a face mask, applies a garland to the murti. No a person candidate is visible.

FB-Photos-Kailasa Los Angeles - Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple/center>

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Promotional graphic for KAILASA's Guru Peyarchi live darshan on 13 November 2021. Left side shows a dark stone murti of Dakshinamurthi seated on a golden throne, adorned with colourful garlands in red, yellow and purple, with a smaller red-robed figure seated in front of it. Right side shows a smiling man in a rust-orange turban and saffron-brown robes with rudraksha and ornate gold necklaces, hands raised in blessing, labelled by the page as Swamiji. The central text lists a schedule of Dakshinamurthi homa, abhishekam, purnahuti, deeparadana and ayuta archana, with a special live darshan of a person a person at the transition time from 6:31pm. Golden background.

A graphic poster titled "Guru Peyarchi" in gold letters at the top. The left panel shows a seated man on a gold throne with a gold crown and ornate gold necklaces, bare-chested, with one hand raised in blessing, smiling; the caption near him reads SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam, and the panel is a depiction, though the figure's appearance is uncertain. The right panel shows a dark stone deity murti with four arms, wearing a red-and-orange dhoti, rudraksha mala necklaces, a saffron head cloth, and red and yellow marigold garlands, seated on a carved stone base. The background shows a temple tower and hills in brown tones.

A graphic temple schedule poster for Kailasa Houston, dated Saturday, November 13, 2021, on a red patterned background with gold scroll borders. Top left shows a seated bearded figure with a large dark turban, orange-red beaded necklace and bare chest, raising both palms, seated on an ornate gold throne; top right shows a deity murti dressed with flower garlands and a gold crown-like headpiece. The central scroll lists Today's Activities, Daily Rituals and Daily Online Programs, with a 9:00am Sri Valli Devasena Prana Pratishta Day 2 schedule and a series of puja and homa entries. No physical people are present.

Kailasa In Kacharapattu, Tiruvannamalai getting Ready for Mahaparinirvana Day

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Outdoor scene on open grassland where a small stone shrine-like memorial structure is being built. Two men stand at left, one in a green-and-black striped shirt with a white head cloth and checked lungi, the other in a white shirt and blue-checked lungi. A third man in a white shirt and blue shorts bends low at right, working with a tool in the brick-lined rectangular base. Red earth, bricks and gravel surround a grey granite pillared structure with a domed top, and a young tree stands behind. A dark grey plaque with a small emblem lies in the foreground.

Outdoor construction work on reddish-brown earth beside a wire mesh fence, with green trees and open grassland behind. A man in a white shirt and blue checked lungi bends forward, laying red bricks into a bed of wet grey mortar. Beside him, a shirtless man in a light green shirt stands with his back to the camera at the left edge, and two women in colourful saris work in the background, one in purple and one with a pink head covering. Bricks are stacked nearby and a round metal lid sits in the soil.

Outdoor scene on a dirt ground beside a fenced open field and trees. A woman in a rust-orange sari and white face mask walks barefoot along a path with a long stick in hand. Behind her, other workers in pink, teal and checked clothing dig and tend the soil, with one man in a white shirt and blue lungi crouched near a small machine. To the right, grey stone structures and a dark stone shrine-like object sit among the plants. Overcast sky.

KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 11/13/2021

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A home shrine table covered with a leopard-print cloth, dominated by a large standing cutout of a smiling man in a red turban and saffron-orange robe, wearing layered rudraksha malas and garlands and holding a golden trident. A framed photograph beside it shows a man with long hair and an orange garment. In front stand a small deity murti with flower offerings, pink and yellow flowers, lotus-shaped floats, a brass kalasha-style vessel, a bell, an open book on a wooden stand, and a silver box decorated with flowers. No physical people are present.

A home shrine on a leopard-print cloth shows a bronze deity murti with a halo-like arch, draped in yellow cloth and garlanded with flowers and bright beads, holding a trident-like staff. Beside it sits a smaller decorated figure in a yellow and pink fabric shrine with flowers and garlands, and a brass lamp tray with white flowers and a blue bloom. Behind them, a large printed poster shows a figure in orange dhoti with a rudraksha belt and gold ornaments, and a framed photograph of a smiling woman with a red bindi and orange garment is labelled with a quote about God being an experience. No people are physically present.

A home shrine altar covered in a leopard-print cloth, with no people present. A framed photograph labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda shows a smiling man in orange robes and a gold necklace raising one hand, draped with a red and orange marigold garland. Beside it a large framed painting of Lord Shiva shows him with a trident, crescent moon, serpent, and tiger skin, also garlanded. Small figurines of seated sadhus in orange with turbans, a brass kalasha, a brass lamp, a framed deity print of a goddess, flower arrangements in pink, yellow and blue, rudraksha malas, and plates of food offerings with an oil lamp lit at the right edge.

A home shrine photographed at close range, with no people visible. Framed prints of Shiva, Parvati and Ganesha on snowy mountains hang at the back, and a second print shows a goddess in red and gold holding sugarcane. Strings of red flowers and rudraksha beads drape the frames. A copper yantra plate, a brass Nataraja figure and small framed devotional pictures sit on a leopard-print cloth. Small gold pyramid-shaped objects and a brass lamp with flowers are on the altar, and a large yellow-robed deity murti with multiple faces is at right. Two small framed pictures show a man in saffron-coloured clothing with a rudraksha mala, one of them placed among the offerings.

A home shrine display draped with a leopard-print cloth, centred on a framed print of seated Shiva with a crescent moon, trident and tiger skin, garlanded in marigold and red flowers. Beside it, a framed image of a goddess with a crown and gold jewellery is also garlanded. A small framed photo at the far left shows a smiling man in an orange robe with a long beaded necklace, labelled with no readable name. Offerings include a brass bowl, a lit oil lamp on a brass plate with flowers, small brass figurines of deities, plates of snacks and a sweet dish, and pink, purple and yellow flowers scattered across the table.

A home shrine on a leopard-print cloth shows several framed portraits and printed images. A framed colour photo of a smiling man with long dark hair in an orange robe and gold beads, raising one hand before a banyan root backdrop, is labelled by the page as Swamiji, but appearance cues alone are insufficient to confirm, so this is a depiction. A silver-framed black-and-white photo garlanded with red flowers and rudraksha sits beside a folded orange shawl with a jewelled brooch. Smaller printed cards show a man in orange and red with a crown-like turban and trident, and a seated figure on a throne. Before them are a silver tray with a small lingam, a brass lamp with a lit wick, petals, a ganesha figurine, a green elephant figure and a crystal bull. No physical people are present.

KAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/13/2021

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KAILASA LOS ANGELES, USA on 11/13/2021

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Was Food Served in Event?	Yes
Count of Meals Served	14
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KAILASA OHIO, USA on 11/13/2021

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Participants Count	4 for Yoga and 3 for Puja
Event Type	Online
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Event Duration	100 Min

BrahmaMuhurta Yoga and Puja

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KAILASA RIO GRANDE DO SUL, BRAZIL on 11/13/2021

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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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Participants Count	62
Event Type	Online
Was Food Served in Event?	No
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Volunteers Count	6
Event Duration	7Hrs

Saturday,13th Nov 2021 - Today's temple sevas and enriching activity included:

1) Online Nithyananda Yoga @ 5 am - At Brahma Muhurta, a total of 14 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) #4/2021 @ 8 am - This morning, one 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) #4/2021 @ 3-5 pm - A total 18 kids and 15 parents attended today's eGurukul lesson, hosted by Ma Anadyanta, Ma Paramashantini and Ma Shankari. Children were led into Guru puja, Nithyananda Yoga, Powerful cognitions and powers manifestation of blindfold reading - reading numbers.

5) eGurukul (English) #4/2021 @ 8-10 am - A total of 10 kids & 4 parents attended today's eGurukul lesson, hosted by Ma Durga & Ma Maha Adbhutacharitra. Today's lesson plan included - Guru puja, Nithyananda Yoga, Powerful cognitions and Powers Manifestation of 3rd eye reading of all the 5 levels starting with seeing pictures, gestures, numbers, colours and large words. All the kids started manifesting the 3rd eye reading.

6) Alankaram - The alankaram 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 Jayantananda and Sean Neoh.

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KAILASA ST. LOUIS, USA on 11/13/2021

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Event Type	Online
Was Food Served in Event?	No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count	0
Event Duration	1.5 hours

Daily Yoga and Puja

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 11/13/2021

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Volunteers Count	10
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LIVE DARSHAN - GURU PEYARCHI | Nithyanandeshwara Brahmotsavam Day 4 | 13 NOV 2021

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GURU PEYARCHI 2021 | NOV 13TH

LIVE DARSHAN OF THE SPH JGM BHAGAVAN NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM

Guru Peyarchi is the auspicious day when Guru, Brihaspati (Jupiter), transitions from one graha to another, showering his powerful blessings to everyone.

Today Guru transitioned from Makara Raasi to Kumbha Raasi.
KAILASAS across the globe celebrated this auspicious day with the LIVE darshan of the living Nijavatara, the 1008th incarnation of Paramashiva, the SPH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. The temples also performed special rituals including Dakshinamurthy Homa, Dakshinamurthy Ayuta Archana etc.

Guru Peyarchi Blessings from the SPH JGM HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Parmashivam to everyonea

Guru Peyarchi Blessings from the SPH JGM HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Parmashivam to everyone.

Today is very auspicious day of Guru Peyarchi. Guru Bhagavan, the Devaguru, Vyara Bhagavan, great Acharya, Brihaspati, is moving today. On this auspicious day, the Guru’s blessings is showered on all of us.

With the blessing of Brihaspati, Guru, Devaguru’s blessings and Adi Guru Dakshinamurthi's blessings let the beautiful manifestation of Paramashivatva happen.

Blessings to all of you

न मे भक्तः प्रणश्यति
na me bhaktaḥ praṇaśyati

My devotees will never perish.
Now with this Guru Peyarchi, the Guru’s protection has become very strong. You guys will never perish. Enjoy more and more Unclutching.

Guru Peyerchi - Kailasa Los Angeles - Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple

Daily Rituals -Nov. 13, 2021 Nithyanandeshwara Brahmotsavam Day 4.

On the occasion of Guru Peyerchi, Arti was offered to Dakshinamurthy and the SPH JGM HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. This day signifies the transition of Guru (Jupiter) from Makara Rasi to Kumbha Rasi. With the Grace of Guru Dakshina Murthy, the youthful form of Paramashiva , life is showered with Bliss and abundance

Kailasa Houston - Sri Valli Devasena Prana Pratishta - Day 1

Friday, November 12, 2021
VALLI DEVASENA PRANA PRATISHTA DAY 1 - JALADHI VASAM 💧 (Immersing in Water)

“Aadhivasam” is an Agamic purification ceremony during which the deities are immersed in 5 different types of natural elements – water, paddy grains, flowers, fruits, & cloth. These stages of immersion to cleanse & cool the deities in preparation for the Prana Pratishta.

During Jaladhivasam, the Deities are immersed in water in a reclining position. The water is used for both purification & sanctification of the deities.
Thank You Swamiji 🙏🏻😇🙏🏻

THE SPH & KAILASA CONGRATULATES SWAMI AVATAR PURIJI - THE NEWLY APPOINTED HEAD OF SRI ALAKH PURI JI SIDHPITH PARAMPARA

THE SPH & KAILASA CONGRATULATES SWAMI AVATAR PURIJI - THE NEWLY APPOINTED HEAD OF SRI ALAKH PURI JI SIDHPITH PARAMPARA The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam and KAILASA warmly congratulates the newly appointed successor - Swami Avatar Puriji of Sri Alakh Puri Ji Sidhpith Parampara.

On 10th November 2021, His Holiness Vishwaguru Mahamandaleshwar Paramhans Sri Swami Maheshwarananda Puriji of the Maha Nirvani Akhara, ceremoniously coronated Swami Avatar Puriji as his successor of Sri Alakh Puri Ji Sidhpith Parampara.

The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam wishes Swami Avatar Puriji success in his future endeavors and affirms the heritage and role of Sri Alakh Puri Ji Sidhpith Parampara in propagating Sanathana Hindu Dharma’s ideals and doctrines.

As Maha Mandeleshwar of Mahanirvani Akhada (2007), The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam personally shares a long beautiful relationship with His Holiness Maheshwarananda Puriji and Swami Avtar Puriji.

They have always expressed support for the continuum of the untiring services in religious, spiritual and humanitarian efforts of KAILASA in advancing faith, peace and harmony through several initiatives. His Holiness Maheshwarananda Puriji has officiated numerous international religious conclaves, treaties and summits hosted by KAILASA.

The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam is confident that the newly appointed successor of Sri Alakh Puri Ji, Sidhpith Parampara will reach greater heights under the young and dynamic leadership of Swami Avatar Puriji.

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Kailasa In Kacharapattu, Tiruvannamalai getting Ready for Mahaparinirvana Day

The SPH: “Mahaparinirvana is observed in KAILASA on Karthika Shukla Dvadashi (Karthika - Lunar month; Shukla Dvadashi - 12th day of the waxing moon). It is the day we offer the shrādha, last rites and pinda tarpana (food offering) to all the initiated disciples of Nithyananda sampradaya (Nithyananda tradition) who left the body; all of them who are residing in KAILASA in salokya mukti with Paramashiva (space where Paramashiva - the Supreme Godhead and Cosmic Principle as per Sanatana Hindu Dharma - resides). They are the disciples who lived with integrity to the Guru, Linga (deity) and Sangha (community). We celebrate by giving Maheshwara puja (ritualistic worship to Paramashiva) to all the sanyasis. I myself will be sitting and accepting all the Maheshwara puja and giving shrādha, pinda darpana, pitru darpana (pitru - ancestors) to all the devotees, initiated disciples who left the body. Today is the day My father (Sri Sri Sri Nithya Arunachaleshwarananda) left the body and had the Kailaya pathavi (Place in KAILASA), Shiva pathavi (on 12 Nov 2005).” Maheshwara Puja is celebrated every year on the Lunar calendar anniversary of 12 Nov 2005, the day Sri Sri Sri Nithya Arunachaleshwarananda attained enlightenment and left the body. Participating in this unique ritual brings completion to us with our past, leading to manifestation of spiritual powers in our life. We then start manifesting what we want, from the Space of Oneness with Paramashiva. Reviving this most ancient ritual of KAILASA as a mainstream ritual for humanity is one amongst The SPH’s unique contributions to re-building a peaceful planet. Below are some pictures taken at Kailasa In Kacharapattu getting ready for Mahaparinirvana Day.

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