December 13 2016

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Manifesting Shaktis – NEW Spiritual Alchemy Product!

Description

Sadashivoham Day 13

Perhaps the most amazing Alchemy Product to date: The Krishta Sila! During the time of Queen Meenakshi, Her devotees would be able to have her Darshan from their house viewing a stone slab. Today, His Holiness is making the it possible for devotees to see their homes, loved ones, workplace and more using a marble block and His Bioenergy in the Jnananjanam! It is getting more and more amazing here at Sadashivoham 2016!

Free Shiva Deeksha Initiation

Each Poornima – Full Moon Day – Devotees from Tamil Nadu will arrive to the Aadheenam for free Shiva Deekhsa program and initiation.

Devotees arrive from Tiruvannamalai bringing the Dharba (rope) used for tomorrow's Dvajarohanam, flag hoisting, which will mark the most important Brahmotsavam of the year…

Temple Road

New Murthies, recently installed, energizing and beautifying the walkway to the Temple.

Rudra Abhishekam

Participants performed the Abhishekam under the nearly full moon, in the presence of the Avatar. The Rudra Abhishekam is more than a ritual, His Holiness once shared; it is a spiritual process. And a very sacred, powerful process as that whole area in and around Vaidya Sarover is heavily infused with the Super conscious energy installed by Paramahamsa Nithyananda.

Photos From The Day:

Sakshi Pramana

Participants demostratind the power or reading trough the third eye after being initiated by HDH Baghavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam

Manifesting Shaktis

Temple

Rudra Abhishekam

Initiation

HDH Baghavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam initiates participants into Shiva Deeksha

Shiva Deeksha

Facebook Link

https://www.facebook.com/ParamahamsaNithyananda/

Photos Of The Day:

Manifesting-Power

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