October 17 2007

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THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM JGM HDH BHAGAVAN NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM

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HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam performed PranaPrathista of Deities and inaugurated the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam of St .Louis, Missouri, USA. Later during the day, He also conducted the Sri Vidya Puja ceremony as per Vedagamic injunctions.

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Name of Convention: St Louis, USA Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Inauguration by HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam Session: Sri Vidya Puja Date: Oct. 17th 2007 Venue: St. Louis, USA

In this video Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism HDH #Nithyananda​ Paramashivam gives a detailed note on the unique energy experienced from performing a Sri Vidya Puja. “Vidya” in Sanskrit means knowledge. “Sri” in Sanskrit means enlightenment. Sri Vidya in Sanskrit together refers to the stream of Vedic Worship based on mother energy which showers true knowledge which in turn helps you achieve the ultimate state or enlightenment. This is one of the most powerful spiritual practices from Vedic tradition.Vedic Rishis mention several times that, only those blessed souls will have the opportunity to perform or even be in the space where Sri Vidya ritual happens!! Mother energy is the overflowing compassion and love. Relating to the existential energy as Mother is the most loving and easiest ways which when done with deep devotions brings tremendous benefits! The Sri Vidya puja is performed to completely cleanse the space of the house, land or any area, to bless both the space and those present at the physical and spiritual planes.

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