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16 September 2022

NITHYANANDA SATSANG RETELECAST

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A bronze-toned metal statue of a figure with long black plaited hair, a maroon head wrap studded with silver beads, and a red tilak on the forehead. The statue wears a dense layered garland of rudraksha beads, gold beads, clear crystals and red beads, with a maroon and gold-bordered dhoti. One hand is raised in abhaya-type blessing and the other hangs down. It stands on a gilded pedestal before a maroon velvet backdrop, with a silver rod at right and a jeweled ornament lying at lower left. No living people are visible.Close-up photograph of a ritual offering arranged on a leopard-print cloth: scattered white rose petals with pink-tipped edges, a pair of grey sandals or padukas resting on a woven cane tray, a brown silk cloth with gold zari border holding a small gold-toned coin or medallion, a silver rectangular box or plate, two small brown clay-like cups, and ornate gold filigree ornaments set with red, green and white stones. Kumkum powder marks are visible on some petals. No people are visible.Close view of a decorated Shiva lingam on a copper-clad yoni-peetha base wrapped in a gold-embroidered cloth, adorned with a jewelled crown-like silver and red stone ornament above it, pink and green garlands, a pearl-and-stone necklace, and scattered white rose petals with pink edges. Behind it stands a gold repousse backdrop with a lion-faced motif and a red-stone embellished yantra-like panel. No people are visible.

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Overhead photo of two round polished steel thalis on a bright pink cloth, each holding small steel bowls of rice. The upper thali has six cups: plain white rice, orange tomato-style rice, yellow turmeric rice, brown spiced rice, rice topped with pumpkin seeds, and dark rice. The lower thali has white rice dusted with pepper, orange rice, a small steel dish, white rice with pumpkin seeds, and brown spiced rice. No people are visible, and the food appears to be a ritual offering of rice preparations arranged for a temple neivedyam.A bronze-toned metal statue of a figure with long black plaited hair, a maroon head wrap studded with silver beads, and a red tilak on the forehead. The statue wears a dense layered garland of rudraksha beads, gold beads, clear crystals and red beads, with a maroon and gold-bordered dhoti. One hand is raised in abhaya-type blessing and the other hangs down. It stands on a gilded pedestal before a maroon velvet backdrop, with a silver rod at right and a jeweled ornament lying at lower left. No living people are visible.Close view of a decorated Shiva lingam on a copper-clad yoni-peetha base wrapped in a gold-embroidered cloth, adorned with a jewelled crown-like silver and red stone ornament above it, pink and green garlands, a pearl-and-stone necklace, and scattered white rose petals with pink edges. Behind it stands a gold repousse backdrop with a lion-faced motif and a red-stone embellished yantra-like panel. No people are visible.Close-up photograph of a ritual offering arranged on a leopard-print cloth: scattered white rose petals with pink-tipped edges, a pair of grey sandals or padukas resting on a woven cane tray, a brown silk cloth with gold zari border holding a small gold-toned coin or medallion, a silver rectangular box or plate, two small brown clay-like cups, and ornate gold filigree ornaments set with red, green and white stones. Kumkum powder marks are visible on some petals. No people are visible.
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A three-panel online video call screenshot of a Zoom-style meeting. Top left, a woman with light hair in a patterned dark sleeveless top and a pendant necklace sits before a plain wall with a small floral arrangement and a pink toy figure. Top right, a man with grey hair in a blue striped polo shirt and a rudraksha mala wears a red forehead mark in front of a devotional backdrop showing a deity murti with a trident and a sword. Bottom centre, an older woman with grey hair, a red bindi and a teal kurta with a rudraksha mala sits in a home with bookshelves and a small shrine lamp. Name tags read Gaby Heim, Ramesh Khanal and Vinay Garg. No a person candidate is visible.Split-screen video call screenshot of an online Dhyan Sankalp chanting session. On the left, a bare-chested man with short dark hair presses his palms together in anjali against a pale wall, wearing a white cloth wrap and a thin cord. On the right, a man in a white shirt with a rudraksha mala stands before a backdrop showing a gold-adorned deity figure with a red bindi, a golden ornate figure beside a trident, and a purple cosmic background. Name labels read Syama Mishra and Ramesh Khanal. Two physical people are visible.A three-panel video call screenshot of an online Dhyan Sankalp chanting session. Top left, a smiling woman in a floral kurta with a bindi and palms pressed in namaste, with a seated figure in red and saffron clothing and a rudraksha mala behind her. Top right, a man in a blue Hawaiian shirt and rudraksha beads with a tilak, palms together. Bottom centre, a bare-chested man with a sacred thread and palms pressed together against a plain wall. Participant name labels appear at the bottom of each panel.
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A screenshot of an online video call grid showing eight participant tiles from a KAILASA Ohio daily yoga and puja session. Most tiles show women in home settings: one in black clothes on a beige floor, one with glasses in a wicker-furnished room, one before a green leaf backdrop, one with red lipstick, and one in a black top with palms joined. The centre-left tile has a virtual background of a saffron-robed figure beside a mountain and a temple shrine, and another tile shows a man with a blue-skinned deity image behind him, a peacock-feather crown visible. The image is a screenshot, so no physical people are present at the event itself.
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Promotional graphic for KAILASA Toronto a person Yoga, dated Sep 16, 2022, with a gold background. The left panel shows a seated bearded man with long swept-back hair, wearing a golden crown, layered gold necklaces, bracelets and a rust-brown draped garment, seated on an ornate gold throne holding a flute and a gold staff. a person depicted in a printed portrait, cued by the crown, ornate gold jewellery and throne. The right panel is a Zoom screenshot of four women smiling: one with glasses in an orange-tinted frame near a white door, one in a dark top, one in a black top with a pink headscarf-like cloth, and one empty participant tile reading connecting to audio. Small orange-robed portrait in the top-left corner.A promotional graphic for a KAILASA Toronto Nithya Puja dated Sep 16, 2022. The left panel shows a golden-costumed figure with a tall black crown-like headpiece, a white tilak, layered gold necklaces, and rudraksha malas, raising one hand in blessing before an ornate gold throne; a small inset in the top-left corner shows a figure in an orange turban. The right panel is a Zoom screenshot with a 7:05 AM Fri Sep 16 header and six video tiles: a smiling woman in orange, a woman with glasses, a woman in orange with hands in anjali, a person in an orange head wrap, a woman in white, and an empty avatar tile. The depicted golden figure is a depiction, and the Zoom participants are shown on screen, so no physical people are present.A screenshot from an online KAILASA Toronto Paramashiva Calls Global Healing Seva session dated Sep 16, 2022. On the left, a large framed photograph shows a man with a tall black turban with a crescent ornament, a white tilak, a beard, stacked rudraksha malas and a pendant, raising one hand in blessing against gold ornate decor; the figure is a depiction on a screen, and the title card's appearance-based label is a person given the turban, rudraksha malas and ceremonial ornaments. On the right of the grid, two video-call participants appear: a man in a red shirt in the upper panel labelled Purusoth, and an older man in a checked shirt with folded hands in the right panel labelled Ramesh Khanal. A third tile shows a purple circular graphic reading The 'I' in you is Paramashiva, 108 Heads Avatani, Bhorded New Beginning.

KAILASA HOUSTON, USA on 9/16/2022

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Participants Count3
Event TypeIn-Person
Was Food Served in Event?No
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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 NEW JERSEY, USA on 9/16/2022

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-Paramashiva Dhyana Sankalp Mantra Chanting

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Participants Count5
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count5
Event Duration30 Min. Photos submitted are for different days.

Dhyan Sankalp Chanting

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KAILASA OHIO, USA on 9/16/2022

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Participants Count7 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 9/16/2022

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-Our Daily Activities

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Was Food Served in Event?No
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We offered Our Daily Guru Paduka Puja and Shiva Puja, 16 September 2022, giving gratitude to Swamiji . With the blessings and guidance from The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam, we are observing Chaturmasya 2022 Vratam, our Sessions for 16-Sep-22 2022: 7 pm - 7:45 pm AST - Unclutching Session 7:45 pm - 8:30 pm AST - Reading from the scriptures Tonight we read from the Bhagavat Gita Decoded Book by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. 🌸Pages 146 to 153 - Powerful Cognition: "Understand, sitting in completion with listening is Upaniṣad. This is the subtlest and most powerful of all communications. At this level, communication becomes communion. So, please move to the space of Upaniṣad. Listen! Sit in Upaniṣad, in the space of listening. When you are in completion, you can sit even facing the wall for twelve years that Sāṅkhya Yogaḥ. You Are God. Bodhidharma did. He was facing the wall of the cave sitting for twelve years, because he was in completion. When you are in incompletion,even watching a movie facing the television, you can’t sit more than ten minutes; you go on changing channels. The essence of all the Vedic scriptures is called Upaniṣad or ‘just sitting.’ It is the ultimate technique. When you sit with the Master, the Upaniṣad, the sitting happens; some strange process starts happening in you, which can neither be called a technique nor a no-technique. It is literally like cooking or boiling" Download your FREE copy of the LE and BG books here: ✳️ Living Enlightenment Book - https://kailaasa.org/livingenlightenment/ ✳️ Bhagavat Gita Decoded Book - https://kailaasa.org/bhagavadgita/ ⭕ We invite all to join us nightly for our Unclutching Sessions and Bhagavat Gita Reading Sessions/Living Enlightenment Reading Session (we will be alternating reading from each book every other day) Unclutching Session #25 - 3 Participants (133) Bhagavat Gita Reading #46 - 3 Participants (230)

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 9/16/2022

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures

Event Details
Participants Count28
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count5
Event Duration

Daily Update

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September 16 2022

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NITHYANANDA SATSANG RETELECAST