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12 February 2024

Re Telecast of Nithyananda Satsang

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Two men stand in a marble-floored lobby beside a staircase and a wooden lift door set in black-and-pink striped stone. The man on the left wears white dhoti and shawl with a maroon border, round glasses and white vertical tilaka; he holds a gold booklet. The man on the right wears a white dhoti with gold border, a white shawl, a rudraksha mala and white markings on his arms and chest, and holds the other side of the booklet. The booklet bears a printed title reading United States of KAILASA. Above the door hangs a framed panel of eight devotional images of deities and seated saints. Both men are barefoot.Indoor photo in a plain cream-walled room with a wall clock and a red SILENCE PLEASE sign. A man in a white dhoti with a gold border and an orange-and-magenta shawl stands barefoot in the centre, holding a yellow-covered book and wearing a white flower garland. Three women in white sarees with gold borders stand beside him: the one on the left holds a bundle of papers, the one on the right presses her palms together in namaste, and the middle one clasps her hands. Two of the women wear rudraksha malas. Framed photographs hang on the wall behind them, including a blue-framed painting of a seated figure with a halo and two black-and-white photos of older robed people. Tiled floor and a blue chair are visible.Three people stand in an indoor hallway in front of a tan corkboard notice case mounted on a pale grey wall, tiled floor visible. Two women in white and gold-bordered saris and shawls stand on the left; the woman in the centre wears a red bindi and a red beaded mala and holds a gold-wrapped book titled United States of KAILASA. A man on the right wears a dark navy quilted vest over white kurta and a large dark turban, with round glasses, and receives the book. Corkboard notices include OFFICIAL NOTICE and a STOP Human Trafficking poster.

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KAILASA's spiritual ambassadors met today with Sri Sukhwinder Singh, Vice President of Gurdwara Sahib in Milpitas

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Three people stand in an indoor hallway in front of a tan corkboard notice case mounted on a pale grey wall, tiled floor visible. Two women in white and gold-bordered saris and shawls stand on the left; the woman in the centre wears a red bindi and a red beaded mala and holds a gold-wrapped book titled United States of KAILASA. A man on the right wears a dark navy quilted vest over white kurta and a large dark turban, with round glasses, and receives the book. Corkboard notices include OFFICIAL NOTICE and a STOP Human Trafficking poster.
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KAILASA's spiritual ambassadors met today with Sivacharya Muthukumar Gurukkal

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Close-up photograph of a man seated before an ornate gold-leaf backdrop with a gilded deity figure holding a staff. He wears an elaborate gold crown over a red turban with green leaf ornaments and a crescent emblem, a white tilak on his forehead, and a diamond-studded emblem at the crown front. He wears layered rudraksha beads, gold bangles and bracelets, a brown embroidered bead-and-gem collar with a pendant, and is bare-shouldered. He smiles and raises one hand in an OK-like mudra. Single physical person.Indoor photo in a plain cream-walled room with a wall clock and a red SILENCE PLEASE sign. A man in a white dhoti with a gold border and an orange-and-magenta shawl stands barefoot in the centre, holding a yellow-covered book and wearing a white flower garland. Three women in white sarees with gold borders stand beside him: the one on the left holds a bundle of papers, the one on the right presses her palms together in namaste, and the middle one clasps her hands. Two of the women wear rudraksha malas. Framed photographs hang on the wall behind them, including a blue-framed painting of a seated figure with a halo and two black-and-white photos of older robed people. Tiled floor and a blue chair are visible.
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KAILASA's spiritual ambassadors met today with Sri Rangarajan Narasimhan, staunch advocate of Hinduism

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Two men stand in a marble-floored lobby beside a staircase and a wooden lift door set in black-and-pink striped stone. The man on the left wears white dhoti and shawl with a maroon border, round glasses and white vertical tilaka; he holds a gold booklet. The man on the right wears a white dhoti with gold border, a white shawl, a rudraksha mala and white markings on his arms and chest, and holds the other side of the booklet. The booklet bears a printed title reading United States of KAILASA. Above the door hangs a framed panel of eight devotional images of deities and seated saints. Both men are barefoot.
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KAILASA AVADI CHENNAI On 2/12/2024

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A photograph of a decorated deity murti standing in an indoor shrine setting. The murti has a bronze-toned face with painted eyes and white forehead marks, wears a tall black crown with jeweled bands and a blue-and-gold ornament, and is draped in a magenta silk sari. It holds a golden kalasha-like staff in its right hand, and is adorned with a yellow chrysanthemum garland, a pink flower, and jeweled red-and-white necklaces. Behind it hang layered green, red, pink, white, orange and purple flower-thread garlands and a blue fabric backdrop, with an orange wall to the right.A photograph of a shrine display showing three large deity murtis (statues) decorated with yellow and red flower garlands and multicolour striped fabric garlands. The central murti wears a teal crown, a red-and-gold garment and a multi-strand jewelled necklace, and holds raised hands. The murti on the left is a male figure in a rust-coloured turban and dhoti with a green bead garland, and the murti on the right is a female figure in a black crown and magenta sari. In front are a smaller Ganesha murti with yellow flowers, a decorated kalasha-style arch with smaller murtis, a tray of red rose petals, and a red cloth and a white placard reading KAILASA AVADI. No living people are visible.A woman in a mustard-yellow blouse and a green-and-yellow sari stands at left, pouring liquid from a brass vessel onto a small metal deity figure in a temple shrine. To the right, a larger golden-brown murti of a flute-playing deity wears a tall crown and holds a flute and a ceremonial staff, set against a blue cloth backdrop. A gold-framed niche with ornate carving and red fabric sits behind. A timestamp in the corner reads 02/12/2024 12:41. No a person candidate is visible.Overhead photo of a ritual arrangement on a yellow cloth with green and striped borders spread on a tiled floor. Around two dozen small coconut-shell halves, each holding a white shell-like item and a yellow marigold flower, are laid out in a pattern, with a conch shell placed near the centre. To the right stand several bronze deity murti figures on a gold-embroidered cloth, a brass plate, a small bowl of flowers and a coconut. A timestamp in the corner reads 02/12/2024 13:08. No people are visible.A woman in an orange and purple sari with a red-and-white patterned blouse pours water from a brass vessel over two metal deity murtis on a blue-draped shrine in a gold-framed niche against an orange wall. The murtis are bronze-toned, one standing figure holds a staff-like object, and the other is in a purple garment. Wooden cabinets with framed portraits line the left wall and a small yellow table with offerings sits at lower left. The scene depicts an abhishekam being performed at a home shrine. The timestamp in the corner reads 02/12/2024 12:43.A photograph of a woman in an orange saree sitting cross-legged on a tiled floor in a ritual preparation area. She holds a metal tray of flowers and small items in her hands. In front of her, on a yellow cloth with a green border, rows of coconut-shell cups filled with white and yellow flowers form a pattern, with a conch shell placed among them. Nearby on the right, a brass or bronze deity figure stands on a gold tray, and strings of marigold and multicolour garlands lie on a blue cloth. Brass pots, a silver plate, bags and red fabric fill the background. The timestamp 02/12/2024 13:08 appears in the corner.
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KAILASA Adikailasa AK On 2/12/2024

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Photograph of a temple shrine in a plain metal-walled hall. Centre is a seated bronze-coloured statue of a saint in red-orange robes and a black turban with white forehead markings, rudraksha beads on the chest, hands in a blessing gesture. A small framed white sign on an easel reads KAILASA AUSTRALIA. The statue sits on a gold ornate throne backed by maroon velvet with a garland of white and orange flowers. Red velvet covers the altar, with a brass oil lamp, a brass tray of fruit and flowers, a green-leaved pot, and a pink cushion. Another seated statue in pink and gold stands at right, and smaller figures sit at left. A flame from a clay oil lamp in the foreground is blurred. No living people are visible.
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KAILASA Coimbatore On 2/12/2024

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A small shrine room with a red-draped seat and golden throne-like backrest holding a red-turbaned figure with flower garlands and rudraksha beads, seated before a kalasha with flowers. Framed portraits on the wall show a figure in saffron robes with a rudraksha mala among flowers and garlands. A small brass oil lamp with a flame, a brass plate of flowers, fruit and offerings, and a framed printed photo stand on the floor before the seat. A wall sign reads KAILASA COIMBATORE. Woven mats cover the floor.
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KAILASA HOSUR On 2/12/2024

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A black stone murti of a multi-armed deity stands within a gilded arched frame before a wall and wooden window. The figure wears a yellow dhoti with orange-striped border, a red and orange marigold garland, a jewelled ornamental necklace, and yellow flowers on the head and arms. Peacock feathers rise behind the figure. A smaller black stone object with yellow flower offering sits on a pedestal in front, with a red and white tilak marking on the forehead. The floor is wet and gray.A photograph of an indoor shrine with a large black stone murti of a multi-armed deity standing beside a peacock, framed by an ornate gold arch with carved floral and makara-style motifs. The deity holds a golden spear-like lance and other implements. Three small gold-coloured metal figurines stand on a marble-topped table to the left, one wearing red cloth. In front, a black stone pedestal holds a small dark stone object, and a brass tray with offerings or lamps sits on the wet concrete floor. A framed portrait of a smiling woman hangs on the wall at upper right, and a brown wooden shutter behind the shrine. No people are visible.A black stone murti of the deity Muruga stands within a gilded arched frame in a plain room with a white wall and wooden shutters. The four-armed standing figure holds a golden vel spear upright and wears a yellow flower on its crown, with a peacock beside its legs. Smaller brass and bronze deity figures stand on a low silver-toned platform to the left, and a brass vessel and a black stone figure sit on the floor in front, with yellow flowers scattered nearby. No people are visible.A photograph of a dark stone murti of a multi-armed deity standing before a gilded arched prabhavali, with a yellow flower placed on its crown. The figure holds a long spear-like vel in one hand and a peacock stands beside its legs. Smaller bronze figures stand on a metal tray at the left, and a brass plate of dark offerings sits on the floor in front, beside a dark stone pedestal. No people are visible; the setting is an ordinary tiled floor against a white wall and brown shutters at dusk-like lighting.A photograph of a black stone murti of Lord Muruga standing in a gilded arched frame, holding a long spear (vel) upright and multiple arms raised, with a yellow tilak mark on the forehead and a peacock beside the figure. Smaller gold-coloured metal figures stand on a grey platform to the left, a brass plate holds small dark items at the front, and a dark stone figure rests on a pedestal in the foreground. The setting is a plain whitewashed wall with wooden shutters behind, and the floor is wet. No people are visible.A dark bronze standing murti of Murugan (Muruga) is shown under a gilded arched prabhavali, its surface marked with orange kumkum and yellow flower petals on the crown. The deity holds a vel (spear) in one raised hand and other attributes in multiple arms, with a peacock beside its legs. In front are a small brass plate holding a pair of wooden sandals, a black stone yali-style or vahana-like figure on a pedestal, and three small gilt metal figurines on a tray at left. The floor is wet and the setting is a plain whitewashed room with brown wooden shutters behind. No people are visible in the scene.
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KAILASA OHIO, USA On 2/12/2024

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Shrine interior with no visible living people. Central background niche has a gold arched frame and blue backdrop holding black-stone deity murtis of Shiva and Parvati adorned with multicolored garlands, with a seated golden figure in a magenta dhoti and red shawl in front. To the right stands a dark-faced statue in a green sari with gold jewellery. A large black lingam with a golden face-covering and rudraksha mala sits on a white and yellow cloth, surrounded by brass lamps, kalasha-style vessels, rose petals and a brass puja tray with a lit oil lamp in the foreground. Smaller brass lamps stand on each side and a small golden figure with a garland rests on a blue cloth.
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KAILASA SINGAPORE On 2/12/2024

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Indoor shrine photograph in a yellow-walled room with a grey floor. Three large deity murtis sit on a raised platform draped in maroon and gold cloth, heavily garlanded with green and red flower garlands, gold necklaces and ornaments. The central figure wears a tall crown. To the left stands a purple-clad elephant-headed deity murti under a gold canopy. To the right a smaller figure in purple and white stands by a small lamp. Offerings and brass items fill the platform: a bell, a plate with lamps, oranges, kumkum-coloured offerings and a kalasha-style vessel. A wall sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE and a banner reads HAPPY DIWALI. No people are visible.
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KAILASA Trinidad & Tobago On 2/12/2024

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A photo of a temple altar set up on a green silk cloth with pink and gold peacock-eye embroidery. Three metal deity murtis stand on gold-patterned plinths in front of a gold curtain: on the left a small standing figure with a crown and garlands, in the centre a deity murti draped in red cloth and layered jewelled necklaces, and on the right a seated female deity with a crown, red garment and a raised hand holding an object. A paper sign on the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. On the foreground tray are small steel and brass vessels and a shallow dish of kumkum or vermilion. No people are visible.Indoor puja arrangement on a stone platform before gold silk curtains. A sign reading KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO is taped to the curtain. Three bronze metal figures stand on a dark wooden tray: a small standing figure on the left, a tiered stepped pyramid shivalinga-style form in the centre, and a seated deity murti on the right with a crown and a green cloth. Red ixora flowers and green leaves decorate each figure and the base. A brass bowl of yellow turmeric or kumkum powder sits in front, with scattered red petals on the floor. No people are visible.A photograph of a small shrine set against gold silk drapes. On a dark wooden platform stand three metal deity murti: a small standing figure at left with a garland, a central seated figure draped in orange cloth and heavily adorned with necklaces, and a seated figure at right holding a trident-like staff and wearing a crown and garlands. A printed white paper sign on the drape reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. In front, on the marble floor, are a silver cup and a silver plate scattered with orange flower petals. No people are visible.A photograph of an altar display draped in gold brocade with green embroidered cloth. Three small murti figures stand on silver plates: a figure on the left with orange-red garlands, a central deity murti in silver necklaces and orange cloth with a garland, and a right figure wearing a crown and orange garments with red flowers. Marigold-orange flowers and green leaves decorate the platforms, and silver bowls, a conch-shaped vessel, a silver plate of offerings and oil lamps sit on the table. A paper sign on the gold drapes reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. No people are visible.A photograph of a ritual altar set up on a table draped with a gold embroidered cloth. Three small wooden figures sit on raised decorated stands, the central one heavily garlanded with red-orange flowers and beads and wearing an orange cloth, the right one in orange with a crown and garland. A green silk cloth with red flowers and leaves lies in front, holding two small metal stands. Silver plates hold leaves, flowers, turmeric, kumkum and a conch shell. A gold curtain hangs behind with a printed paper sign reading KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. No people are visible.A table set for a puja display draped in gold embroidered cloth with red and green sequin accents, in front of gold curtains. A paper sign reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. Three small sculpted figures sit on silver-edged trays: the central deity murti is adorned with a silver-looking necklace and bejewelled garlands and orange flowers, flanked by two smaller murtis in orange robes with orange flower garlands and green leaves. A round dark tray holds about nine small bowls of white rice and yellow food offerings, and a silver plate with red flower petals sits beside them. No people are visible.

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Re Telecast of Nithyananda Satsang

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BREAKING NEWS: Key Conspirators Behind Deepfake Video Arrested: NBW Against Lenin, Sridhar in Jail

KAILASA's victory trail continues! The key orchestrators of the persecution against THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM and KAILASA, Lenin Karupan and lawyer Sridhar, have been brought to justice for their heinous crimes. The Court of Ramanagara has issued an inter-state non-bailable arrest warrant (NBW) against Lenin Karupan, while lawyer Sridhar has been imprisoned since Friday.

The Supreme Court of India has ordered the proceedings on the case to be expedited and executed without delay. The case was filed in Ramanagara District Court against Lenin and Sridhar for criminal conspiracy, extortion, and rape.

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KAILASA's spiritual ambassadors met today with Sri Sukhwinder Singh, Vice President of Gurdwara Sahib in Milpitas

KAILASA's spiritual ambassadors met today with Sri Sukhwinder Singh, Vice President of Gurdwara Sahib in Milpitas, a prominent religious and cultural center of the Sikh community in California. The ambassadors presented him with the "United States of KAILASA: The Revival of the Ancient Hindu Enlightened Civilizational Nation" book. The meeting aimed to strengthen interfaith understanding and ties between the Hindu and Sikh communities. KAILASA's ambassadors highlighted the shared spiritual values between Sikhs and Hindus and initiated dialogue for mutual respect and cooperation. This encounter seeks to promote peace and collective growth, benefiting both communities.

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KAILASA's spiritual ambassadors met today with Sivacharya Muthukumar Gurukkal

KAILASA's spiritual ambassadors met today with Sivacharya Muthukumar Gurukkal, founder of the Sanatana Dharma Foundation and head of the Sri Shakti temple in Bukit Rotan, Selangor, Malaysia. The ambassadors presented him with the "United States of KAILASA: The Revival of the Ancient Hindu Enlightened Civilizational Nation" book. This meeting symbolizes a significant step towards strengthening the ties between Hindu spiritual leaders, promoting unity and collaboration among Hindus. This collaboration highlights our mutual commitment to preserving Hindu temples and the authenticity of Hinduism's various sub-currents across countries.

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KAILASA's spiritual ambassadors met today with Sri Rangarajan Narasimhan, staunch advocate of Hinduism

KAILASA's spiritual ambassadors met today with Sri Rangarajan Narasimhan, staunch advocate of Hinduism and prominent figure of the SaveOurTemples that stands to reclaim and protect Hindu temples. The ambassadors presented him with the "United States of KAILASA: The Revival of the Ancient Hindu Enlightened Civilizational Nation" book. This engagement underscores the unity of Hindus and a collaborative effort to safeguard Hindu temples and cultural heritage. This meeting reinforced our commitment to preserving sacred sites and aimed at mobilizing attention toward initiatives that protect and promote Hindu religious and cultural practices.

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Kailasa's Hindu Voting

The Hindu caste system is not discriminative and has nothing to do with empowering Brahmins. It is designed to awaken the great skills and powers contained within every individual's DNA to produce geniuses in every field. The Hindu caste system is designed to allow each individual to express their peak potential, produce enlightened beings, and maintain perfect societal stability. It does not bind anybody because of their birth but provides opportunities based on individual capabilities.

Should Hindus revive the Brahmana Varana to protect the ancient Hindu knowledge and protect Hinduism from cultural destruction?

For insights from THE SPH on Varnashrama Dharma, the role of Brahmins, and various other topics, subscribe to KAILASA's SPH Nithyananda YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@NithyanandaTV

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Atma Shanti for Victims of Explosion in Cameroon

Atma Shanti for Victims of Explosion in Cameroon | February 12, 2024

THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM, BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM, on behalf of KAILASA, extends heartfelt prayers to Paramashiva for the Atma Shanti of the at least two school children tragically lost and for the swift recovery of the 20 individuals injured in the explosion in Cameroon. In this moment of profound sorrow, THE SPH sends healing prayers to all those affected by this distressing incident.

As part of KAILASA’s commitment to global harmony, KAILASA's Department of Religion and Worship will conduct a special Maheshwara Puja at the feet of THE SPH on February 24, 2024 (Pournami). The prayers and rituals aim to bring peace to the departed souls and provide support to the affected community during this challenging time.

Source link: At least 2 school children killed, 20 injured in explosion in Cameroon

Atma Shanti for Victims of Fire in Krasnodar, Russia

Atma Shanti for Victims of Fire in Krasnodar, Russia | February 12, 2024

THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM, BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM, on behalf of KAILASA, extends heartfelt prayers to Paramashiva for the Atma Shanti of the three children tragically lost in the fire in Krasnodar, Russia. In this moment of profound sorrow, THE SPH sends healing prayers to all those affected by this distressing incident.

As part of KAILASA’s commitment to global harmony, KAILASA's Department of Religion and Worship will conduct a special Maheshwara Puja at the feet of THE SPH on February 24, 2024 (Pournami). The prayers and rituals aim to bring peace to the departed souls and provide support to the affected community during this challenging time.

Source link: 3 children killed in fire in Russia's Krasnodar

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