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5 September 2022

NITHYANANDA SATSANG RETELECAST

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A standing metal murti of a deity dressed in red and gold silk with a jewelled crown and heavy stone-studded necklaces, with a pink-red garland draped over the shoulders. The figure holds a small ceremonial vessel in one hand and a red cloth fold beside it. The murti stands on a bronze pedestal on a pink silk cloth, in front of a dark stone altar with a red drape behind. No people are visible.Photograph of a deity murti decorated for alankaram in a temple shrine. A silver-and-red stone crown with a peacock-style headpiece sits atop the figure, with a silver multi-strand choker, red bead necklaces, a silver pendant and a long beaded garland with coin-like pendants. A pink flower or cloth is draped over the murti, and a beige ribbon is tied across it. The murti rests on a copper-toned pedestal before an ornate repoussé brass and silver backdrop, with a gold-brocade cloth on the floor. No people are visible.

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Photograph of a deity murti decorated for alankaram in a temple shrine. A silver-and-red stone crown with a peacock-style headpiece sits atop the figure, with a silver multi-strand choker, red bead necklaces, a silver pendant and a long beaded garland with coin-like pendants. A pink flower or cloth is draped over the murti, and a beige ribbon is tied across it. The murti rests on a copper-toned pedestal before an ornate repoussé brass and silver backdrop, with a gold-brocade cloth on the floor. No people are visible.A standing metal murti of a deity dressed in red and gold silk with a jewelled crown and heavy stone-studded necklaces, with a pink-red garland draped over the shoulders. The figure holds a small ceremonial vessel in one hand and a red cloth fold beside it. The murti stands on a bronze pedestal on a pink silk cloth, in front of a dark stone altar with a red drape behind. No people are visible.
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Screenshot of an online video call grid showing six participants in separate tiles for a KAILASA Ohio yoga and puja session. Top left, a woman with shoulder-length dark hair and a red bindi wears a dark top in front of a yellow-lit shelf. Top middle, a smiling woman with grey hair and glasses in a black top sits in a room with wicker furniture and bookshelves. Top right, a woman in a black Undefeated Champs t-shirt sits cross-legged on a floor. Bottom left, a man with glasses stands in front of a painted image of a blue-skinned deity with a peacock feather crown. Bottom middle, a smiling woman with dark hair and tattoos sits before a backdrop of green leaves. Bottom right, a grey-haired woman in black performs anjali mudra in front of a golden mountain image. Six people are visible.
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A home altar photographed head-on. A framed printed portrait of a smiling man in orange robes with a pearl-and-bead mala, raising one hand, is garlanded with red and orange flower strands and a yellow blossom; he is labelled by no visible text. Beside it a large framed print of blue-skinned Shiva with trident and crescent moon sits behind a marigold and red garland. A small silver-framed photo of a temple interior, brass oil lamp with a lit wick, brass figurines, yellow and white flowers on a leopard-print cloth, a small bowl of sweets and a red drum are arranged on the altar. No physical people are present.A home shrine table draped in a cream floral cloth and a leopard-print runner, decorated with marigold and red flower garlands and yellow flowers. Centre stands a framed black-and-white Shiva image with trident and crescent, flanked by a framed portrait of a smiling man in orange robes and a rudraksha mala, raising one hand in greeting, and a colourful deity image of a goddess with crown. A lit oil lamp sits in a brass dish in front, with a bowl of snacks, brass deity figurines, a small framed photograph and a painted wall picture behind. No people are physically present.A puja altar draped in yellow cloth holds a life-size cutout of a smiling man in a red-orange turban and saffron wrap, with a vertical tilak, rudraksha and bead malas, white flower garland, and a golden trident held in one hand. In front stand framed photographs of a long-haired man in saffron, a brass kalasha with a red-stained interior, a brass handbell, a brass oil lamp on a tray with flowers and chillies, a wooden carved stand, a book titled Paramahamsa Nithyananda, small figurines, red artificial lotuses, and a sweet offering in a white bowl. Visible people: none physical; the figures are a cutout and printed photographs.A home altar draped in yellow cloth with a black backdrop. A large cutout of a bare-chested figure with a white forehead mark, rudraksha mala, ornate gold waist chain and sash holds a trident aloft, labelled as a depiction. Beside it a framed photograph shows a long-haired figure in orange robes with a red forehead mark, with a second framed photo of the same figure at right and a tall cutout of a figure in red turban and orange robes behind. Foreground offerings include a bronze deity murti with a halo, a garlanded figure in a magenta dress, a brass oil lamp, a potted bamboo plant with white pebbles, a small candle in a pineapple-shaped holder, a book on a carved wooden stand, and marigold and jasmine garlands. This suggests a Guru Paduka or Shiva puja arrangement.A home shrine with a yellow cloth-draped altar set against a cream wall. A framed gold-embellished tanjore-style painting above shows a seated figure in red and pink robes on a throne with a green backdrop. A large dark panel depicts a bare-chested figure holding a silver trident, with a smaller framed photo of a long-haired person with a red tilak in front. At the center, a life-size statue of a smiling figure wears a red turban, rudraksha mala, flower garland and orange robes, holding a trident. Brass vessels, a kalasha-style pot, oil lamps, incense box, bamboo plant, flowers and small deity figurines fill the altar. Two brass deity busts sit in the foreground.
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A graphic slide titled "KAILASA Toronto Nithyananda Yoga Date: Sep 5, 2022" on a gold background. The left panel shows a large portrait of a bearded man with a tall gold-and-red crown, layered gold necklaces and a brown-red robe, seated on an ornate gold throne with a staff and flute, labelled as a depiction. The right panel is a video-call screenshot showing four participants in small tiles: two women smiling, one in glasses and one with a red bindi in white, plus two placeholder tiles with a KAILASA emblem and a name label. A small orange-clad portrait appears in the top corner.A graphic poster titled "KAILASA Toronto Atmalinga Healing Date: Sep 5, 2022" on a gold background. On the left, a large sepia-toned figure wears an ornate brown turban with gold jewellery, rudraksha-style beads and a gold necklace, pressing palms together in namaste on a gilded throne. A small inset at top left shows a smiling figure in orange head wrap. On the right, a Zoom-style grid of about twelve video tiles shows participants, including a tile labelled Ma Nithya Dhaneswarananda Shrimparanathan in a green saree and a tile labelled Ma Nithya Dharmachara Ananda in pink, and a tile of a meditating figure in orange robes. A small gold emblem appears at top right.

KAILASA CALGARY, CANADA on 9/5/2022

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-host Nithya Dhyaan

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Participants Count2
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count1
Event Duration50 mn

host Nithya Dhyaan

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KAILASA HOUSTON, USA on 9/5/2022

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Was Food Served in Event?No
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Volunteers Count0
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Daily Temple Activities:

🔱MORNING SEVA🔱 ☀️ Suprabatham Seva - ‘Suprabhatam’ refers to the morning rituals offered in praise of the Paramashiva to awaken the divinity present within each one of us. ‘Su’ means good, auspicious and ‘Prabhath’ means morning. Suprabhatam is the act of dedicating oneself to the Divine and seeking Paramashiva’s blessings at the start of a new day. Let us invoke Paramashiva’s presence in our lives, offer gratitude and receive the Divine blessings. 💐 Bhoga Murthy Alankaram - Alankaram to Swamiji , Devi & Shiva Meru 🛕 Deity Procession - Taking the Bogha Murthy inside the temple area. 🌺 Offering Guru Puja, & Shiva Puja in the Morning to SPH JGM HDH Bhagawan Nithyananda Paramashivam, and Sri Shiva Puja to Lord Nithyanandeshwara. 🥙 Neivadhyam offer to Moolavar

🔱EVENING SEVA🔱 🥙 Neivadhyam - Offering Neivadhyams to All Deities 😴 Palliyari - It’s a Sacred process of making the deities to sleep, we offer DDNA, & Chamaran to them with sleeping song.

🔱SPECIAL OFFERING🔱 🧘‍♀️ Nithyananda Yoga - Today, devotees in Kailasa Houston and Southeast USA gathered in the Brahmamuhurta for 108 Prathama Vinyasa Krama & Nithya Dhyaan Meditation. 🧘‍♂️ Nithya Dhyaan Meditation 🧞‍♂️ Manifest Your Reality Kalpataru Meditation

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KAILASA OHIO, USA on 9/5/2022

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Participants Count6 for Yoga and 5 for Puja
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count0
Event Duration100 Min

BrahmaMuhurta Yoga and Puja

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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 9/5/2022

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We offered Our Daily Guru Paduka Puja and Shiva Puja, 5 Sep 2022, giving gratitude to Swamiji.

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 9/5/2022

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Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count5
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September 05 2022

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NITHYANANDA SATSANG RETELECAST

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ATMA SHANTI FOR 1300 People who lost their life in Flood Pakistan

ATMA SHANTI FOR 1300 People who lost their life in Flood ||Pakistan || 05 Sep 2022 ||

The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam offers His prayers to Paramashiva for the Atma Shanti for all the 1300+ lives lost during a heavy flood in various regions of Pakistan. "Record monsoon rains and melting glaciers in Pakistan's northern mountains have brought floods that have affected 33 million people and killed at least 1,314, including 458 children", according to Pakistan's National Disaster Management Agency.

Having taken the spiritual responsibility of bringing world peace, Kailasa’s Department of Human Services would be offering Maha Maheshwara Puja at the feet of The SPH for the same.

For all these departed souls, The SPH JGM Nithyananda Paramashivam blesses and gives liberation during Maheshwara Puja.

This is a yeoman service provided free by KAILASA.

About Maheshwara Puja:
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 Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam says, "The best place on Planet Earth to give “pinda tarpana” is the stomach of a sannyasi. That is, the hunger fire (jatharagni) of a sannyasi is the best fire into which you can offer the “pinda tharpana”, the “shraaddha”, which reaches the departed ancestors, (pitrus) directly.

The Somasambhu Paddhati 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.”

KAILASA’s Department of Religion & Worship conducts the Maheshwara Puja as prescribed by the Vedas and Agamas revived by The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam. In the Maheshwara Puja, as the 1008th living incarnation of Paramashiva, The SPH personally receives the Bhiksha (alms) and He liberates the departed soul along with the Nithyananda Sanyas Order (Monastic Order).

Source link:https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/pakistan-struggles-avert-danger-floods-rise-death-toll-tops-1300-2022-09-05/?fbclid=IwAR2I4ukcWGKZKIbKJfTmYML763QsZtVI8ushXiKTT0KqkXcLCv7e0jg0-wQ

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