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White Om

by | Sep 8, 2021 | Global Initiatives

Kailasa’s Humanitarian Response To Mental Health

The influence of mental disorders on physical health conditions is largely underestimated because of inadequate connectedness between the two. Without mental health and stability there can be no health. A Report on Mental Health and Development (by the UN in 2010), called attention to people with mental disorders as a vulnerable group highly subject to influence and mockery, human-rights violations and exclusion from society and decision-making that affected them. Today, the COVID-19 pandemic is far more deeper and intricate than a health crisis, it has the seeds of a major mental health crisis as well, if action is not taken at once.

While the pandemic has already caused a direct impact on unprepared medical systems and secondary havoc on fragile policies, it has generated disproportionately high levels of coping incapacities of the virus due to the upsurge in mental health concerns and doubled the distress due to pre existing lack of investment in mental health promotion, prevention and care before the pandemic. The woefully underinflated mental health care systems and services needs to be addressed without delay to shrink the immense suffering among thousands of millions of people and alleviate long-term and large-scale psychological distress in populations leading to social and economic dip. The mental health and wellbeing of whole societies have been severely impacted by this crisis and are a priority to be addressed urgently.

Behavioural and mental-illness such as depression, anxiety disorders, ADHD, mood disturbances, substance use, suicidal behaviour, aggressive/disruptive behaviour and so on are the top-tier mental disorders in neglected adolescents and young adults who are the future of tomorrow.

In every community, senior citizens with pre-existing health conditions are terrified and lonely. Emotional awkwardness among children and adolescents are intensified by family stress, social isolation, with some facing increased abuse, disrupted education and uncertainty about their futures, amplifying at critical points in their psychological development.

Good mental health is critical to the functioning of society at the most challenging of times. It must be front and centre of every country during COVID-19 and otherwise.

Over 26 years, the Department of Human Services has been devoted to strengthening and redefining the ideals of psychological healing, spiritual counselling, helping human beings mentally, emotionally, psychologically by operating with the single unified goal of felicitating every individual to explore their ultimate possibility by enlightening them with the sciences mentioned in the timeless Hindu source scriptures. WHITE OM works towards this very challenge by deploying thousands of trained healers and creating the conditions to allow mental wellness to hold and flourish in collaboration with ShriKailasa Uniting Nations for Mental Health and Development.

OBJECTIVES

Establishment of an international agency addressing the need for psychological healing, spiritual counselling and a superconscious transformation for the entire human race. We are committed to helping and providing all humans psychological healing, spiritual counselling, supporting human beings mentally, emotionally and psychologically. Working towards the major objectives such as but not limited to:

  1. Apply a whole-of-society approach to promote, protect and care for mental health
  2. Support recovery from covid-19 by building mental health services for the future
  3. Promulgating information on the needs of people with mental-health conditions.

Spreading  scientifically-based information is critical to promote successful development and mental health programs to empower the relevant stakeholders – including youth, families, youth care providers, educators, communities and mental-health agencies – for effecting change.

  1. Raise awareness of the cultural and contextual dimensions related to the mental-health conditions of people in today’s world.
    Awareness and respect for the factors contributing to the mental health issues, and other cultural factors, as well as the underlying social circumstances of individuals. These criteria must be considered when addressing  mental-health concerns.
  2. Increase understanding of support systems and raise awareness of access issues relating to  mental-health conditions.

Ensure to educate the fundamental knowledge on the support systems for a further outreach and conduct awareness programs presenting reports  to increase awareness of the ongoing mental issues by  engaging educators, peers, parents and others in addressing these concerns in their daily interactions with  policies and programming.

  1. To ensure that everyone can access the highest standards of health and health care

To guarantee the effectiveness of the rights to health in terms of availability, accessibility, acceptability and quality of health facilities, goods and services implementation of these recommended actions will be essential to ensure people and societies are better protected from the mental health illness

  1. Work with all Hindus and citizens of their nation, organizing under this international wing reaching out to all citizens in providing psychological healing, spiritual counselling, spiritual counselling, supporting human beings mentally, emotionally and psychologically.

To make available all previous courses of KAILASA’s Nithyananda University relating to mental, emotional, psychological and spiritual well beings, the in public domain, such as but not limited to :

  1. All Presidential Addresses and University Lectures,
  2. All Darshans
  3. All Webinars
  4. All programs such as – Nithya Dhyana Yoga, Atma Spurna Program, Nithya Spurna Program, All Darshans, Nithya Kriya Yoga (NKY), en-Relationships, en-Health, Life Bliss Engineering, Akashic Reading, Yoga Spurna Program (YSP), Healing Tower Service, Nithyananda Yoga, Nithya Arogya Yoga (NAY), Nithya Dhyana Spurana Program (NDSP), Nithya Dhyana, Living Enlightenment Process, Shakti Spurana Program, etc.
  5. All programs for children : Quantum Memory Program, en-Genius, Nithyanandam-Kids, etc.

PREVALENCE AND RELEVANCE

Mental disorders are known to be prevalent and highlighted in the general population  which highly impairs life and role functions . Mental health and substance use disorders affect 13% of the world’s population. Influences of mental disorders perpetuate a negative cycle of poverty and social exclusion and include loss of work productivity in life.

Mental health disorders in youth and adults create disparities in their economic integration and social interaction. Mental-health conditions restrict the ability to engage, to complete their goal and to obtain the critical skills needed for respective employment and career, stunting one’ highest potential in several activities. This, in turn, puts them at increased risk of future unemployment and disruptions in their individual economic growth.

These data illustrate the significant burden associated with mental-health conditions WHO states, ‘ Health systems have not yet adequately responded to the burden of mental disorders. As a consequence, the gap between the need for treatment and its provision is wide all over the world. In low- and middle-income countries, between 76% and 85% of people with mental disorders receive no treatment for their disorderhttps://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/mental-disorders.1 This report shows the emergency and the urgency required to work in innovative directions to reach out to the unmatched constellations of people around the world suffering silently with Mental health issues.

Mental health issues provide a trajectory to suicide, WHO released the stats stating, ‘ Suicide is a global phenomenon; in fact, 77% of suicides occurred in low- and middle-income countries in 2019. Suicide accounted for 1.3% of all deaths worldwide, making it the 17th leading cause of death in 2019.’

Ref: https://www.who.int/teams/mental-health-and-substance-use/suicide-data

Therefore, the prevention of mental-health conditions must be a global public-health priority.

COVID-19 is deepening the mental health crisis in the world’s medical hotspots and creating new epicentres of disorders related to Mental health across the globe. The pandemic is the final straw for millions of people already struggling with Bereavement, loneliness, loss of job ad income and fear that are triggering mental health conditions or worsening the existing ones.

Due to the ongoing crisis of COVID pandemic, all economic and healthcare policies, principles, and systems need to be revised to make sure no human being suffers from hunger or the absence of required medical care. In ancient indigenous Hindu scriptures, Paramashiva (primordial Hindu divinity) has declared for survival needs – such as food and healthcare – barter and charity are recommended for commoners, but as for the state it is expected it provides these for free to all.

The International Humanitarian Agency WHITE OM For mental health and Well-Being is a comprehensive approach to address the needs to  improve the organizational capacities to prevent and protect mental health and the well being of Humanity. Working toward the unified goal to provide A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being that is based on the satisfaction of material, physical, affective and psychological needs. Providing the highest attainable standard of health operating from the fundamental rights of every human being without distinction of race, religion, political belief, economic or social condition.’

The international humanitarian agency WHITE OM has made the noble legacy of medical service and healthcare expand worldwide through all de facto spiritual embassies of KAILASA, in multi-specialties, multi-disciplines, blending both Western medicine and traditional indigenous Hindu systems of medicine.  It is essential to use all available tools to overcome erroneous beliefs about mental conditions and promulgate social integration, through information promotion and research to counter stereotypes

and negative attitudes. Efforts to minimize stigma need to occur at a societal

level. They should include training for practitioners and families, in order to

create the opportunity for, and acceptance of, accessing services. A large number of programmes and policies offered by the WHITE OM agency have been identified as effective, the vast majority of the research has been conducted with positive and progressive results.

The international humanitarian agency WHITE OM has seen fair success in terms of providing equitable access to healthcare services, WHITE OM has been offering free healthcare to all, irrespective of race, religion, creed, or political affiliation, even in crises such as cyclones and COVID-19 pandemics.

POLICY

Health is a state of physical, psychological, emotional and spiritual well-being where the individual feels life is good. Ideologies and misconceptions held by the modern day man are the root cause of lack of health among humans. Cognitions based upon health must be built on the Cosmic Principles. Health is when the body aligns to its purpose. The ability to handle all the diseases, creating health, maintaining the health & awakening extraordinary powers of the body becomes very easy.

99% of humanity’s problems are mental health related. Over 10.7% of the world are victims of mental disorders and are in need of desperate psychological counselling for their well being. The responsibility of their well-being is borne by the psychiatrists and counselors. However, if the counselors do not understand the existence of the consciousness, they are going to heavily damage the people whom they are counseling. Counseling is nothing but giving mental patterns. If the wrong patterns are cherished, then the transmission of wrong patterns from the counselor to the patient will take course. True counselors must have discovered and implemented effective answers for their own life problems.

The profession in which largest number of people commit suicide is psychiatry and counseling. The reason being, without having answers for all the important questions; having wrong, broken, incomplete patterns, they go on giving these patterns to others. When they understand everything is a lie. They do not know what is true. They do not have hope for life. They do not know why life? What for life? What is life? So the immediate decision they take even with the small depression is suicide.

At times such as now, the science of completion as revealed in the e Śānti Mantra first Upaniṣad, Īśāvāsya Upaniṣad is of dire importance.

 औं पूर्णमदह् पूर्णमिदं पूर्णात् पूर्णमुदच्यते । पूर्णस्य पूर्णमादाय पूर्णमेवावशिष्यते ॥

auṁ pūrṇamadah pūrṇamidaṃ pūrṇāt pūrṇamudacyate । pūrṇasya pūrṇamādāya pūrṇamevāvaśiṣyate ॥

Aum. This is Completion (Purna), that is Completion (Purna). If this is removed from that, both remain, continue as Completion. When the Completion merges into Completion, Completion alone remains. If the Completion is removed or perceived to be removed from Completion, again Completion alone remains as Completion. Let there be peace in my inner space, peace in the outer space, peace in the Cosmos.

The Science of Completion can take anyone from where they are, beyond their thoughts, worries and agitations, to the space of Oneness with the Whole. It is the method by which someone can restore their original space of Oneness with everything. The Science of Completion is nothing but knowing and experiencing that anything that stands in the way of Oneness is an illusion, no matter how real or believable it may appear.

Hinduism offers various time tested, authentic techniques to ground an individual in the space of completion and oneness, such as but not limited to The Science of uncluthing, practicing ajapa-japa and initiation into the Mahavaakakya.

Therefore WHITE OM aims to train its religious peacekeepers in accumulating the right patterns and imbing the right answers to all basic fundamental questions radiating the WHITE OM further shoulders the responsibility of training all the religious peacekeepers to live, radiate and practice the Hindu techniques to establish themselves in the space of oneness.

HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE PLAN

2005 – Healing and initiating lakhs of people through discourses at Petrobras, Brazil (top left), Anandula, Bangalore (top right), Nithyanandam, Bidadi (centre left), Anandula, Chennai (centre right), Anandula, Vellore (bottom centre)
2004 – Ananda Ula Program for healing – tour of the State of Tamilnadu, South India
2006 – Enriching programs initiating millions into living enlightenment (jeevan mukti); Ananda Spurana Program, Rajapalayam (top right), Pattanam Inauguration, Pattanam (top left), Nithyananda Spurana Program, Paavai College, Namakkal (centre left), Nithyananda Spurana Program, Chennai (centre right), Sapthayagam Program, Salem (bottom left), Arogya Spuranam Program & Satsang (bottom right)
2007 –  Various healing and meditation initiatives during Shivaratri Bidadi
2008 – ‘Shiva Sutras’ – Series of talks and healing sessions by The SPH on the sacred scriptures, 2008 USA Tour
2009 – healing and meditation initiatives through (top), Women Empowerment, Chennai (centre left), Inauguration- Tarambangalam Centre (centre right), Guru Pournima, Bidadi (bottom left), 1008 Homa, Chennai (bottom right)
2010 – Various healing and meditation initiatives, Tiruvannamalai Jayanthi (bottom)
2011 – Various healing and meditation initiatives conducted in 2011
2012 – Various healing and meditation initiatives conducted in 2012
2013 – San Jose, USA – Participants enraptured with the magnetic aura of His Divine Holiness for healing (top left); Guru Purnima (top right, bottom left & bottom right)
2014 – Various healing and meditation initiatives conducted in 2014
2015 – Various healing and meditation initiatives (top), Shivaratri Mahasatsang – Guided mass meditation session (centre & bottom)
2016 – Various healing and meditation initiatives conducted in 2016
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Red Om

by | Sep 8, 2021 | Global Initiatives

Kailasa’s Humanitarian Response to Eradicate World Hunger

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development puts forward a revolutionary vision recognizing that our world is transforming, bringing with it new challenges that must be overcome if we are to live in a world without food insecurity, hunger and malnutrition in any of its forms.

“The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2021” reports that in 2020, about 800 million people in the world faced hunger, which is 161 million more than in 2019. An approximate 2.37 billion had no access to adequate food in the past year which is a jump of 320 million more people in just one year. Not a single country in the world has been spared. 3 billion people have been kept out of the reach of healthy, sattvik and organic diets due to the persistently high levels of poverty and income inequality and high cost of these healthy diets.

Moreover, new reports show that the rise in the inaccessibility of healthy diets corresponds to above moderate or severe food insecurity. Categorically underscoring the immense challenge of achieving the Zero Hunger target by 2030, more than 800 million people in the world are still hungry today.

The disruption in the supply chain is especially worrisome for essential food supplies which disproportionately affects the already most vulnerable even more bringing into focus the ecosystem impact of our food system, the fragility and inadequacy of global and local food supply chains, the way emergency responses can undermine local food systems, the injustice underlying some global health systems and its impacts on the health of people and the planet.

The COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting policies on food and health are dangerously fragmented pointing to areas where hunger and undernutrition are already severe, putting their populations at greater risk of acute food crises and chronic hunger in the future.

A holistic and consolidated approach to health, nutrition and food security is needed to ensure the right to adequate and nutritious food for all to end hunger and all that it brings with it.

A-One Health lens reveals the innate interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental well-being for the healthy sustenance of planet earth.

At this crucial moment, we must act to reshape our food systems to be organic and environmentally friendly by reevaluating our food choices in order to address the current crises and prevent one from occurring, and chart a path to Zero Hunger by 2030, reasserting our commitment to working in symbiosis to overcome these emerging challenges and free planet Earth from hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition.

KAILASA’s multifarious efforts of eradicating world hunger have been consolidated and restructured under an international humanitarian agency named – RED OM.

OBJECTIVES

RED OM works to prevent hunger by deploying thousands of trained relief workers and creating conditions designed to feed all mouths that can be adapted to conditions on the ground.

The No Hungry Project, another humanitarian initiative launched by the Supreme Pontiff of Hindusim Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam and adopted by the RED  OM at the time of its formation. RED OM, therefore reaffirms its commitment to eradicate hunger and food-related issues, RED OM further takes the responsibility of creating and sharing food with all living beings.

The No-Hunger Project precisely aims to tackle these issues on a widespread scale. Annadan (food donation) is an ancient  Hindu practice of serving free food to others and is ordained by the Hindu scriptures as one of the best practices, not only from a societal context but also for one’s moral and spiritual upliftment. RED OM under the guidance of the Supreme Pontiff of Hindusim Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam has worked with KAILASA’s defacto embassies around the world and has served over a billion organic, sattvic, vegetarian meals and continues to expand its services to fulfil its goal of eradicating hunger on a global scale.

Evidence-based research shows that there is plenty of food produced to support the whole population, insufficient planning and allocation of resources is the reason for food insecurity. Therefore adhering to the principles as stated in the Taittiriya Upanishad,  Let us not waste food. No place you can drop food where there are no hunger” principles, RED OM aims to increase its efficiency of food production by reducing and making redundant the excess supply of food to eradicate food wastage. In a world where there is plenty, no human shall ever go hungry. It is only the right allocation of resources that will bring justice to this situation.

RED OM further aims to revive the food supply system of KAILASA as it was during the reign of Devi Meeankashi and Sundereshwara Paramashiva around 2800 BC

No pandemic shall ever be an obstacle in achieving the No Hungry Stomach Project. The COVID-19 Pandemic has only resulted in doubling the efforts to reach more and more people in the affected areas. In emergencies, the RED OM agency is often first on the scene, providing food assistance to the victims of floods, hurricanes, and natural disasters. When the emergency subsides, we help communities rebuild shattered lives and livelihoods. We also provide Healing services and the Science of Completion to the affected as means of  strengthening the resilience of the people and community

RED OM shall also focus on serving and educating the population on the importance of an organic, sattvik, pure, nutritious, vegetarian diet to eliminate malnutrition and the prevalence of disease due to the meat-based diet.

Additionally, the RED OM agency serves free organic vegetarian food acts as a significant step toward introducing an alternative diet to people, that is tasty as well as healthy, and also takes into account the safety and health of Mother Earth, especially during these urgent times, when climate change is a  key contributor to the prevalence of natural disasters.

PREVALENCE AND RELEVANCE

A large part of the world is sadly still grappling with the problem of acute food insecurity. The rise in hunger has been showing no sign of diminishing. As compared to the pre-pandemic scenario, the number of food-insecure people was estimated to rise to 270 million by the end of 2020 due to the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the recent analysis, representing a staggering increase of 82 per cent.1 Even though Zero Hunger is the second Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) set by the United Nations as its development agenda, stating the goal as to“end hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture,” the recent trends show that not only are we far from achieving this goal by the target year of 2030 but the percentage of people affected by hunger will cross 840 million by 2030, as compared to the current figure of 690 million. Given enough food is produced to satisfy and feed the global population, as many as 811 million people still go hungry. After steadily declining for a decade, world hunger is on the rise, affecting 9.9 per cent of people globally. From 2019 to 2020, the number of undernourished people grew by as many as 161 million, a crisis-driven largely by conflict, climate change, and the COVID-19 pandemic.(ref:https://gspp.berkeley.edu)

The World Food Programme (WFP) estimates that the number of people experiencing crisis-level hunger will rise to 270 million before the end of the year as a result of the pandemic, an 82% increase since 2019. This means between 6,000 and 12,000 people per day could die

from hunger linked to the social and economic impacts of the pandemic before the end of the year, perhaps more than will die each day from the disease by that point.

In today’s world  Eradicating hunger and achieving food security remains a challenge, which has increased in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis. At the global level, hunger and food insecurity have been on the rise, and malnutrition still affects millions of children.  Due to the COVID-19  impacts on social, economic, and health, this has slowed down the economic growth and has caused disruptions, providing a trajectory for the situation to worsen. The current COVID-19 pandemic has elucidated the factors related to food insecurity and shortage of food inevitably incentivizing the undernutrition in children  and People.

The health effects of undernutrition are measured based on the variability in the incidence of mortality and morbidity prevalences that can be found between persons without undernutrition and those who have suffered from undernutrition at some point before turning five years old. The value of these differences is specific to each pathology and age group; it depends on the extent of the undernutrition, and in general, it varies by location, region and country.

Poverty and hunger exist in a vicious cycle which is greatly influenced by the ongoing climate change. Climate change is one of the most pressing issues which our civilization is facing at present. The poor and vulnerable sections of the population are at an increased risk as far as the adverse effects of climate change are concerned. Children constitute nearly half of those affected by disasters. To mitigate the threats posed by the pandemic to vulnerable populations, countries need to take immediate action to keep trade flowing, to strengthen food supply chains and to increase agricultural production.

Hinduism has the best to offer to the world. The history of KAILASA is one of tireless progress toward realizing, living and freely practising our founding Hindu principle – Āham Brahmasmi. Every technique, principle, the action described in the Ved-Agamas is the pathway to realise the purpose of human life – Living Enlightenment,  in every aspect of life including the consumption of food. Paramashiva, the primordial divinity of Hinduism and embodiment of Supreme Consciousness Himself reveals the Science of Food and Nutrition in meticulous detail,  in the Pākaśastra – the ancient cookbook of Hinduism. The food served is not to fill the void in our stomachs, rather to experience, expand and realise our higher identity – Paramashiva.

POLICY

With the grace of Paramashiva,  the international humanitarian RED OM Agency was started as a benefaction to the whole of humanity to eradicate world hunger, achieve food security and provide an organic, sattvic, nutritious and vegetarian meal to all those in need. The programs and initiatives of the RED OM Agency have fought chronic challenges of hunger, food insecurity, and malnutrition.

The international humanitarian RED OM Agency works side by side with KAILASA’s Nithayananda Annalaya towards the unified goal of No Hungry Stomach, in compliance with KAILASA’s economic policy of giving free food to all the citizens and adhering to the Ved-Agamic principle described by Paramashiva in the Taittiriya Upanishad, BhrriguvallI, Chapter 9, Navamo Anuvaka Verse 1 & Chapter 7 Saptamo Anuvaka.

अन्नं बहु कुर्वीत। तद् व्रतम्‌

annaṁ bahu kurvīta  | tadvratam ।9.1

अन्नम् न निन्द्य्āत् । तद्व्रतम्

annaṁ na nindyāt  | tadvratam ।7.11

Let us create and share food. Let all hungry stomachs be fulfilled with food. Let us not waste food. No place you can drop food where there is no hunger (either outside or inside). That is being authentic with food.”

RED OM works towards a unified goal to eradicate world hunger and further aims to guide humanity to experience their higher identity – Paramashiva through the consumption of the proper vegetarian diet.

A Vegetarian diet is the prerequisite to manifest the powers of Paramashiva, it not only supports the third eye awakening but also tunes the body and mind to receive and retain the highest experience and initiations. Organic Vegetarian food builds an inner space, physical system and physiological flow, to develop the highest psychology which is required to experience the divine state of Paramashiva.

Animal-based food is equivalent to eating chemical-based food. Violence based food, (derived from killing animals), and life negative, chemical-based toxic food – both harm the system equally. To understand this further, the principle “You eat what you become”, is a key concept.

Plants are life. But they have not developed the bio memory where the pain is stored. Therefore, when consumed, no pain is  ingested along with it. But with the animal, the muscles have the capacity to store muscle memory and bio memory. When the animals are killed, they leave tremendous pain and suffering, which gets recorded in muscle memory and bio memory. When ingested, one can fall into causless depression. When the flesh on the animal is consumed, muscle memory and bio memory recorded in it is consumed as well.  The depressed bio-memory of the killed animals, when ingested, does not allow the body and mind to settle with higher experiences and elevated states of consciousness. It continues to keep the body and mind in binding, depressing thought currents.

The rising levels of depression among all age groups, especially the youth is a key indicator for the need for vegetarianism. A vegetarian lifestyle gives the luxury of keeping the inner space pure, less prone to pain and suffering, and more prone to higher states of consciousness. Vegetarian food allows more sensitivity and ecstasy in the energy flow that happens in your system.

Thereby, it is the policy of RED OM, to serve, educate and inspire the whole of humanity to adopt a sattvik, vegetarian-based lifestyle to attain the true purpose of human life – Living Enlightenment.

HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE PLAN

2002 – The Supreme Pontiff of Hindusim Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashiva, personally distributes annadham
2003 – 2004 The Supreme Pontiff of Hindusim Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam stands as an inspiration as he blissfully does serves consecrated  food {annadhan}
2005 – The mission of Annadhan continues with over 200000 meals served during the event to over 50,000 people
2006 – The Supreme Pontiff of Hindusim Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam, tirelessly continues to serve 1000 meals to over 500 devotees, after the long event
2007 – Over 6000 meals served in Bangalore, Thiruvannamalai and Allahabad feeding a total of 2000 people,  on the occasions of Avatars Jayanthi celebration, Khumbamela, Maheshwara pooja in the year 2007.
2008 – Over 90000 served meals in Bangalore, Thiruvannamalai and Himalaya feeding a total of 30000 people,  on the occasions of Himalaya yatra, Avatars Jayanthi celebration, Inaguration of Ananda sabha and Maheshwara pooja
2009 – Over 120000 served meals in India and Malaysia in 7 cities feeding a total of 40000 people,  on the occasions of Avatars Brammatsavam, kalpataru and Okenakkal annadan
2010 – Over 100000 served in Thiruvannamalai and Bangalore feeding a total of 50000 people,  on the occasions of Avatars Jayanthi Brammotsavam, Krishna janmashta and Maheshwara pooja.
2011 – Over 30000 meals served in   India in 4 cities, feeding a total of 500 people,  on the occasions of Pongal celebration, Maheshwara pooja, Nithyananda poornima, annadan, Chitra pournami, Kailash yatra and Inner awakening
2012 – Over 1500000 meals served in India and Singapore in 7 cities feeding a total of 110,000 people,  on the occasions of Thane cyclone relief, annadan and Maheshwarapooja
2012 – The Supreme Pontiff of Hindusim Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam distributed meals to all those affected in the Thane Flood
2013 –  Over 30000 meals served in India and Bali in 3 cities feeding a total of 1500 people,  on the occasions of Maheshwara Puja and  Inner awakening
2013 –  Over 150000 meals served in India in Allahabad city, feeding a total of 100,000 people,  on the occasions of Kumba Mela
2014 –  Over 60000 meals served in india and Cambodia in 4 cities feeding a total of 1000 people,  on the occasions of lunch with Nirvani Akada swamis, Kalpataru, Maheshwara Puja, Inner Awakening and Bhandara
2015 –  Over 30000 meals served in India and Phuket in 4 cities, feeding a total of 500 people,  on the occasions of Jayanthi celebration, Nihtyananda Yoga day, Inner awakening and Maheshwara Puja
2016 –  Over 15000 meals served in India in 3 cities, feeding a total of 600 people,  on the occasions of Vishesha Deeksha, NAY program, Inner awakening and Maheshwara Puja
2017 –  Participants of Kalpatru and Inner Awakening along with Annadhan at Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam
2019 – Over 200 people served at Nithyanandeshwara Hindu Temple Houston after the grand Maha Guru Homa participated by 108 families
2019 –  Over 200 meals served in India in 3 cities feeding a total of 100 people,  on the occasions of Maheshwara Puja
2020 –  During the challenging times of Covid-19, Shyamalapeetam Sarvajnapeetam, Madurai continued to take the paramount responsibility to offer Ānnadhan, continuing its goal of eradicating hunger. KAILASA’s Nithyananda Annalya from all around the world including, Canada, San Jose, Houston, Trinidad & Tobago, Singapore continued the initiative of No Hungry Stomach
2020 –  Joining hands to eradicate world hunger, Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam, Thiruvanamalai continued the unbroken services of distributing Annadhan, especially to the sadhus(ascetics) living in the spiritual incubator of Thiruvanamalal, amidst the surging pandemic.
2021 – Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam, Thiruvanamali continues their untiring service of distribution. Amidst the pandemic, No hungry stomach shall ever be denied food in the de facto embassies of KAILASA.
2021 – KAILASA’s Nithyananda Annalaya – Toronto extending its services of annadhan to nearly 10000 people who have been fed so far during this crippling pandemic.
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Saffron Om

by | Sep 8, 2021 | Global Initiatives

Kailasa’s Humanitarian Response To Global Peace, Conflict Resolution And Religious Freedom

2021 ‘Global Peace Index’ (GPI) results reveal the average level of global peacefulness to have deteriorated by 0.07 per cent. As a result of the unprecedented pandemic and rising tensions between many of the major powers, the ambiguity surrounding peace that emerged in the past decade has begun to abate only to be replaced with a new wave of tension and uncertainty.

Kailasa Nation lives and demonstrates the ultimate non-violence based life. Against the backdrop of equality and unity, the Hindu world has embraced the reality of diversity through its philosophy of pluralism. Every being, with their varying likes and dislikes, their unique personalities, and their different cultures, not only connect with one another in their own unique ways, but connect with the Divine in their own individual ways as well.

For over 26 years, KAILASA’s Department of Human Services in collaboration with KAILASA’s Department of Religion and Worship in association with ShriKailasa Uniting Nations for Global Peace & Religious Harmony, ShriKailasa Uniting Nations for Freedom of Religious Belief and Sri Kailasa Uniting Nations for Globallization have been devoted to strengthening the multifarious efforts of peacekeeping under an international humanitarian agency named – SAFFRON OM.

SAFFRON OM is focused on redefining and restructuring the ideals of world peace, conflict resolution and religious freedom by operating with the single unified goal of felicitating every individual to explore their peak possibility by enlightening them with the sciences mentioned in the timeless Hindu source scriptures.

SAFFRON OM works to prevent conflict by deploying thousands of trained peacekeepers and creating the conditions to allow peace to hold and flourish. These activities often overlap and reinforce one another, to be effective.

Om sarve bhavantu sukhinah. Sarve santu niraamayaah. Sarve bhadraani pashyantu. Maa kaschid dukhbhaag bhavet.

“May all beings be happy. May all beings be healthy.
May all beings experience prosperity. May none in the world suffer.”

The most effective way to diminish human suffering and terrorism is to prevent conflicts in the first place. The SAFFRON OM plays an important role in conflict prevention, through the core Hindu belief that the Divine exists in all living beings, both human and non-human, and Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, the whole world is one family.

Today’s conflicts are less obvious but deeply rooted and increasingly alarming causing widespread destruction through evident tragedies. The nature of conflict has also changed over the years. KAILASA’s peacekeeping has evolved to meet the demands of different conflicts and a changing landscape.

In 2021, as we heal from the COVID-19 pandemic, we are inspired to think creatively and collectively about how to help everyone recover better, how to build resilience, and how to transform our world into one that is more equal, more just, equitable, inclusive, sustainable, and healthier.

Peacekeeping initiatives get their mandates from the Federal Government of KAILASA and SAFFRON OM’s peacebuilding architecture comprises the ShriKailasa Uniting Nations for Global Peace & Religious Harmony and ShriKailasa Uniting Nations for Freedom of Religious Belief.

OBJECTIVES

1. SAFFRON OM makes sure that the invocation of one’s conscious sovereignty is of paramount importance.

2. SAFFRON OM’s peacebuilding activities are aimed at addressing differences in intelligence and ability amongst varying life forms, the existence of the soul in all forms binds all of existence and demands peaceful, respectful coexistence amongst humans, animals and other elements of nature, reducing the risk of relapsing into conflict and laying the foundation for sustainable peace and development.

3. SAFFRON OM’s peacekeeping initiatives are a vital instrument employed by the international community to advance peace, security and recovery for an equitable and sustainable world.

4. SAFFRON OM’s peacekeepers perform a variety of complex tasks, from helping to build sustainable institutions of governance, through enriching human rights monitoring and security sector reform, to the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of former combatants, and demining.

5. The peacekeepers accomplished a Peace Walk covering 1000 km and 1000 villages, to bring together in harmony from all walks of life, to promote feeling of connection and Oneness among people. During the walk health camps were conducted in villages along its path. SAFFRON OM further aims to bring a conflict free – peaceful world through various initiatives :

a. Programs and initiatives to transform oneself to help achieve global peace such as the initiative for Global Minutes for Peace – aimed to raise global consciousness and reduce crime globally by conducting mass meditations around the world in parallel. thereby healing the world and ushering world peace.

b. Meditation and yoga techniques from the scriptures conducted to reducing collective negativity in thoughts, words, actions and the cognitions rooted in the highest truths, the lifestyle based on living and radiating the higher values of life and powerful way of living and realizing one’s ultimate potential, building the foundation of Peace.

c. Manifesting superhuman powers for a better quality of life through initiation into the rare, sacred initiation of ‘Shiva Deeksha’ as per the Agamas; causing a breakthrough in human consciousness and peaceful existence; all living beings including animals are blessed to be initiated, allowing their evolutionary ascend to higher consciousness.

d. Healing people worldwide, physiologically, psychologically, neurologically, and beyond by the initiatives to initiate over 50,000 Spiritual Healers through the Nithyananda Healing Science, who channel the peaceful, healing energy, contributing positive healing energy for the planet.

e. Kumbh Mela for world peace – in September 2006 The SPH organized the first confluence for world peace to honor the memory of those who lost their lives saving others on September 11, 2001, at Irvine, California, USA. The second confluence for peace was held in Los Angeles in 2007 in collaboration with Vedanta Society, BAPS, ISKCON, Siddha Yoga and other organization. The Kumbh Mela festival spread fast to other countries including Australia, Canada, etc

f. Worship (Pujas, Homas, and Meditations) – Employing powerful mass worship as a means to realizing collective peace and harmony. Young monks of the Nithyananda Order conduct mass fire rituals involving the public thereby creating profound healing energy for a peaceful mind and healthy body in those living in the surrounding areas. The rituals have powerful benefits like:

  • Effect on personal health and well-being- Enhanced cognitive function[1], verbal memory[1], decrease in thoughts per second[2], steadiness in mind[2], reduction in mental stress[3], reduction in depression, epilepsy and anxiety[4], balancing of blood pressure[5], gene expression and immunity[6]
  • Healing effect on the health and environment even after nuclear or chemical[7] or nuclear disasters[8]. Such fire rituals are conducted as a means to connect to the universal Existence and thus reinforce the sense of connectedness with the whole world. They bring about peace and harmony and purify the space in which they are conducted. g. Specially designed meditation programs as the first step for realizing peace at the individual level and a unique system of yoga called Nithyananda Yoga for realizing the inherent inner bliss; Conducted large-scale collective meditations on September 21st International Peace Day, to raise the collective consciousness and awareness of peace.

h. The initiated students travel worldwide as peace ambassadors demonstrating over 1000 places per year the powerful science of Third Eye Awakening, healing thousands from physical and mental ailments, providing life solutions, thereby showing tangibly the possibilities of powerful fulfilled peaceful living in oneness- peaceful co-existence with humanity and nature

i. Worldwide organization for reviving, researching, preserving, spreading and teaching the authentic Science of Oneness, Power-manifestation, Yoga and the breakthrough “Completion Process” – a process to go beyond limiting cognitions from the past and manifest the hidden powers and peace in everyone.

PREVALENCE AND RELEVANCE

World is showing no signs of a decline in the intensity of violent conflicts, crime, displacement, and the prevalence of a continued state of tension in many regions of the world.Unfortunately, conscious sovereignty no longer exclusively protects States from foreign interference; it is a charge of responsibility where States are accountable for the welfare of their people. Amongst Vedic traditions are some of the earliest teachings promoting the ethical treatment of animals, the basis of which stems from the concepts of karma and reincarnation; ahimsa or non-injury; and the understanding that the Divine exists as a soul in all living beings, both human and non-human.

The most effective way to reduce the human suffering and the massive economic costs of conflicts, war and their aftermath is to prevent it in the first place. SAFFRON OM plays an important role in conflict prevention, using diplomacy, Core principles of Hinduism and mediation. Among these factors the Agency uses to bring peace in the world.

World peace leads to increased globalization. Enabling people from different countries to interact freely with each other in various aspects. Promoting the contribution of cultural exploration and strengthening the bonds between countries for a more developed economy, the world is thriving for a permanent solace of peace over itself. World peace is very salient in the growth and prosperity of the entire global community. Establishment of Global Peace will incorporate the cohesion and friendly interactions with other countries progressing towards a more advanced goal and mission.

The SAFFRON OM underscores the centrality of conflict prevention as a responsibility for the whole of Humanity. Working in distinct but mutually reinforcing ways to address both the immediate and deeper causes related to global peace.

The SAFFRON OM works to maintain international peace and security in a world where security threats have become more complex. Of violent conflict, through engaging at the local, national, regional and international levels, partnering with communities, civil society, governments, regional and sub-regional organizations, and other international institutions. With the Increasing complexity and growing crisis situations, the imperative of conflict prevention is higher compared to before.

The international humanitarian agency SAFFRON OM aims to establish global peace through the trained peacekeepers promoting community led resilience between countries.

POLICY

The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. has set an example for millions of His disciples, seekers, and the general public, on how to handle yourself and continue to contribute to society in the most life-positive and non-violent manner, even when you are brutally attacked from all sides. His initiations and solutions have not only healed and brought inner peace to the hearts of the people but empowered them by turning their powerlessness into powers, an ancient science unique to Hinduism. Power Manifestation Science is one of His biggest contributions to modern-day humanity, through which He seeks to establish the spiritual legitimacy of Sanatana Hindu Dharma (Hinduism).

It is ’s mission to re-create a Conscious world where the global issues at the climatic, economic, social, health, and humanitarian levels, cease to exist from their very root; turning the problems of poverty, hunger, violence, discrimination into powerful living through the experience of Oneness. That is why SAFFRON OM came into existence.

SAFFRON OM stands as a symbol to usher in an era of peace at all levels– individual, societal, national, and global under the guidance of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. His deep insights into the workings of the human mind-body emotions have enabled him to powerfully and directly address various social and emotional problems facing humanity today. The life solutions based on the ancient Hindu tradition, the meditation and yoga techniques from the scriptures, the cognitions rooted in the highest truths, the lifestyle based on living and radiating the higher values of life, and powerful way of living and realizing one’s ultimate potential, form the foundation of ’s teachings which by their inherent nature provide the foundation for peace on planet Earth.

The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, launched the Minutes4Peace initiative, later adopted by the SAFFRON OM, which aimed to reduce crime globally by conducting mass meditations around the world in parallel. A study shows a decrease in crime rate by 16%, when 1% of the community engaged in meditations and pujas. With a cumulative 4.3 billion meditation minutes, SAFFRON OM shall continue to work towards the unified goal of realizing collective peace and harmony through various international humanitarian services such as but not limited to Science of Completion, Science of Unclutching, manifestation of the space of Nirvikalpa Samadhi and re-establish peace among all Hindus.

HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE PLAN

Celebrating Religious freedom through initiation into Sannyashood by the Living Avatar of Paramashiva (through the years)
OHCHR publishes KAILASA’s persecution through weaponization of Media Misinformation

OHCHR publishes KAILASA’s persecution through weaponization of Media Misinformation

by | Aug 29, 2021 | Briefings & Statements, United Nations Published Reports

UN recognizes that  SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam and KAILASA were targeted hrough the weaponization of misinformation and disinformation by a section of the neo-Hindutva-backed, politically motivated sections of Indian media. The United Nations (UN) Special Rapporteur on The Promotion and Protection Of The Right To Freedom Of Opinion And Expression has highlighted how a misinformation campaign was carried out against the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism (SPH) Jagat Guru Mahasannidhanam (JGM) His Divine Holiness (HDH) Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam and His followers, by a section of the Indian media with complete impunity. 

It has also highlighted the pattern of media bias, prejudice, misinformation, defamation, and targeting by a section of the Indian media, especially the targeting of women and children by the neo-Hindutva affiliated media, in an attempt to dehumanize, defame and degenerate  the revival of Kaialsa, the worlds most ancient enlightened eco system. The current report highlights the gravity of the climate of misinformation in India especially give the political ownership of media in India.  

In her report, published on 13 April 2021, the United Nations (UN) Special Rapporteur on The Promotion and Protection of The Right to Freedom of Opinion and Expression examined the threats posed by disinformation to human rights, democratic institutions, and development processes. It was observed that the right to freedom of opinion and expression is not part of the problem, it is the objective and the means for combating disinformation. 

https://www.ohchr.org/EN/Issues/FreedomOpinion/Pages/Report-on-disinformation.aspx

The facts presented and recommendations made by KAILASA resonated with several nations – for instance, the Freedom Online Coalition – a coalition of 33 member states, spanning from Africa to Asia, Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East – also submitted their inputs along-side KAILASA for this UN report – which resonates with what KAILASA has highlighted in its various reports. The Freedom Online Coalition called on governments to –  

“Take active steps to address disinformation targeted at vulnerable groups, acknowledging, in particular the specific targeting of and impact on women and persons belonging to minorities.” 

The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam has been facing persecution for over two decades, especially for His highly progressive stance on Vedic feminism, true women empowerment, and worship of primordial cosmic divinity as the divine mother (Shaktism). 

The attacks on the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam and His community involved a massive volume of State-sponsored lawfare, vexatious litigations, assassination attempts, sexual assaults and gang rape, character assassination, shaming, sexual objectification, and persecution of women, girls, and even children. Unsurprisingly this persecution has been taken serious note of internationally. However the stark reality is this persecution is not just virtually unreported by the Indian media, a certain section of the Indian media has been one of the prime actors and participants in this persecution.   

Several recommendations have been made to international human rights organizations, countries, and particularly voiced concerns of 2 billion Hindus to the UN. The full report is available here: 

https://www.ohchr.org/Documents/Issues/Expression/disinformation/2-Civil-society-organisations/Nithyanandeshwara-Hindu-Temple.pdf

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE REPORT 

The report highlighted the roots of the modern Hindu Genocide. The two major matters of concern being – 

  1. The use of media as a weapon to delegitimize and persecute Hindus 
  1. How misinformation is carried and the use of Image morphing deepfake technology to attack and delegitimize the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam and thus derail the revival of Hinduism. 
  1. The absence of legal recourse is another extremely concerning problem especially in the Indian sub-continent, where court orders are not upheld and executed by the government. The governments have chosen to ignore the plight of Hindus when they are persecuted, despite the cases where courts have ruled in favor of the persecuted Hindu communities. This is especially alarming in the case of the persecution done to the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam and his devotees, more so the Hindu nuns. In 2018, the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam was exiled into statelessness as the anti-Hindu Hinduphobic terrorist forces have ever since been on a free run. 
  1. How the social media is aggravating the problem  
  1. The absence of legitimate recourse available for the ordinary citizens, marginalized and persecuted groups who have become ‘an object of hate’ on the social media especially in the case of de-platforming – they have don’t even have a way for appealing for a restoration. This is further exacerbated by the fact that there is no outreach by companies and platform providers to protect such targeted people groups and communities. 
  1. This Weaponization of media has been the root cause of the continued persecution of minority Hindu communities in India. 

Access the full report here: https://www.ohchr.org/Documents/Issues/Expression/disinformation/2-Civil-society-organisations/Nithyanandeshwara-Hindu-Temple.pdf

KAILASA grieves at Racial Extermination and Ethnic Cleansing of Hindus in Afghanistan

KAILASA grieves at Racial Extermination and Ethnic Cleansing of Hindus in Afghanistan

by | Aug 27, 2021 | Executive Orders

Administrative Directive 10116 of August 27, 2021

By the authority vested in me as The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, the Head of the Ancient Enlightened Hindu Civilizational Nation, the KAILASA by the Constitution and the laws of Sanatana Hindu Dharma as ordained by Paramaśiva, the primordial Hindu divinity in Vedas and Agamas, it is hereby ordered as follows::

Section 1. Background:

Over 56 nations across the continent from Afghanistan, India, Nepal, Burma, Sri Lanka, all the way to Singapore, Malaysia, and Cambodia and Indonesia, and in 200 states, 1700 samasthanas (provinces) and 10,000 sampradayas (traditions) were once governed and ruled as per the principles and laws of Sanatana Hindu Dharma. Over several centuries the combined forces of foreign invasion, political upheaval, colonialism and religious persecution systematically ended millennia of Hindu Swarajya, or self-rule. 

Millions of Hindus became the victims of stark epitome of a ‘‘campaign of race extermination’’ through ethnic cleansing, forced relocation, double killing through genocide and genocide denial. Hindus have over the past 2000 years been subject to mass murder, multiple perpetrator rapes, forced indoctrination, artificial famines, child abuse, identity distortion, resulting in a systematic physical elimination of over 100 million Hindus and ideological elimination of over a billion Hindus across all sampradayas (traditions). Yet the Hindu Holocaust is the only holocaust in the history of humanity matched in the scale of its colossal destruction and extermination only by the equally massive magnitude of the sinister conspiracy to distort and deny it.

Section 2. Purpose:

I am  deeply saddened by the recent news of the last few remaining Hindus and Sikhs leaving Afghanistan,  once and for all.  Today, the most ancient Hindu civilization lost its homeland once and for all. – Afghanistan. The Matsya Purana dated around 1 BCE refers to various Hindu civilizations and settlements in which Gandhara (Afghanistan) finds its place as Hindu Janapada (Republic) situated in the  north.

बाहीका वाट्यानाच आभीराः कालतोयकाः। 
पुराचैव शूद्रच पल्लवाश्चात्तखण्डिकाः॥४०॥
गांधारा यवनाश्चैव सिन्धुसौवीरमद्रकाः। 
शका दुह्याः पुलिन्दाश्च पारदाहारमूर्तिकाः॥४१॥ 
रामठा: कण्टकाराश्च कैकेया दश नामकाः।
क्षत्रियोपनिवेश्याश्च वैश्याः शूद्रकुलानि च।।४२॥
अत्रयोऽथ भरद्वाजाः प्रस्थला: सदसेरकाः। 
लम्पकास्तलगानाश्च सैनिकाः सह जाङ्गलैः। 
एते देशा उदीच्यास्तु प्राच्यान्देशानिबोधतः॥४३॥ 

Bahllka, Vatadhana, Abhlra, Kalatoyaka, Purandhara Sudra, Pallava, Atta Khandika, Gandhara, Yavanas, Sindhu, Sauvlra, Madraka, Saka, Druhya, Pulinda, Parada, Harmurtika, Ramatha, Kandakara, Kaikeya, Dasanamaka, Prasthala, Daseraka, Lampaka, Talagana, Sainika, Jahgala, and other places peopled by Bharadvaja Brahmanas, Ksatriyas, Vaisyas and Sudras- These places (janapadas) are on the north. Now hear of those on the east.

Matsya Purana, verse 40-43

Gandhara, situated in the modern day Afghanistan, once a thriving hindu kingdom dating back to the Indus Valley Civilization that housed several Hindu temples and infrastructure governed by the Hindu principles and policies is now on the verge of extinction due to the targeted persecution of Hindus in Afghanistan. In 1970, Hindus and Sikhs equated 700,000 with a total of 200,000 Hindus in Afghanistan. In 2017, 99% of Afghan Hindus and Sikhs were exterminated and subjected to ethnic genocide and cleansing. Today, no more than 200 Hindus and Sikhs remain stranded in the lands of Afghan, living with fear of losing their lives, cultural and religious sovereignty.

Section 3. Policy:

Hindus lost their spiritual legitimacy, social legitimacy, economic legitimacy, cultural legitimacy, judicial legitimacy, and political legitimacy and the aspirations for freedom and prosperity due to relentless ethnic cleansing and genocide for the last several centuries. Hinduism is a functional, demonstrable, reproducible cosmic science of enlightenment and power manifestation. It needs to be protected from invaders, colonisers, diluters and other Hinduphobic & Hindu hatred forces. 

The history of the Hindu Holocaust is forever seared into the history of KAILASA, and it is the shared responsibility of all Hindu to wake up to the truth of this happening and understand the urgency of a Hindu Nation. A Hindu nation is a survival need for Hinduism to be kept alive in its pure form without invasion, colonisation or dilution. In order to protect Hinduism, the Hindus must ensure that those who practice Hinduism do not bear hostile attitudes towards its founding principles. Hindus need to realise the truth and defend the need for the Nation with Hindu Constitution in compliance with the Vedas and Agamas and Hindu Jurisprudence in compliance with Manu and Dharma Shastras for the existence of Hinduism unexpurgated. This is the reason, Paramashiva is reviving KAILASA.

I, The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidham His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam, hereby declare and reaffirm my commitment to  keep  Hinduism as a functional,  demonstrable & reproducible  cosmic science of enlightenment, power manifesting ecosystem in Kailasa, as my humble offering to Sanathana Hindu Dharma and my Guru Parampara.

Therefore, with the grace of Paramashiva,  I manifested KAILASA as a seed bank for Hinduism to be kept alive. The revival of KAILASA is successfully done as we have got sovereign land in more than one place to practice Santanda Hindu Dharma to its full glory.

KAILASA will be the seed bank of Sanatana Hindu Dharma. Soon this Oasis KAILASA will be open for the whole world to come and learn, celebrate, live, practice, manifest this ancient enlightened Hindu civilization & its cosmic science of enlightenment and power manifesting ecosystem.

Section 4. Directives:

With the immediate effect of this executive order, I hereby order

  1. KAILASA’s Department of State to perform its embassy functions  to envisage a safe haven for all practicing, aspiring or persecuted Afghan Hindus and Sikhs where they can practice Hinduism authentically and peacefully and express their spirituality, religious identity, the Hindu economic and governing principles, knowledge transmission repositories, arts and culture; free from denigration, interference and violence. 
  2. I direct KAILASA’s Department of State to pursue the processing of  corresponding e-passports applications for individuals from affected countries consistent with applicable law and standard processing procedures. Consistent with that role, the KAILASA’s Department of Treasury shall coordinate the Federal Government’s efforts to welcome and support immigrants, including refugees, and to catalyze State and local integration and inclusion efforts.
  3. I order Saffron Om, International humanitarian agency to prioritize effective leadership and substantive participation in peace processes, conflict prevention, peace building, transitional processes, religious freedom and decision making institutions in conflict-affected environments. 
  4. KAILASA’s Department of Human services recognises and empathises the  brutal ethnic cleansing of Hindus in Afghanistan where the human rights observers have documented that the anti hindu forces have time and again repressed the culture, tradition and ideologies besides severely curtailing the right to religious expression.
  5. I order KAILASA’s Department of State and KAILASA’s Information and Broadcasting work towards the unified goal to assist Hindus of Afghanistan  and persecuted Hindus worldwide in availing the e-Passport of KAILASA and the network of digital services irrespective of caste, creed, religion, race, gender,nationality or age. KAILASA is opening its door for anyone with an inclination to become a resident. Apply for e-citizenship, get trained and receive a permanent residency or various visas for KAILASA
  6. KAILASA’s Department of Enlightened Civilization in consultation with KAILASA’s Department of Education shall identify and prioritize actions to strengthen cooperative efforts for  enabling the access to benefits to all the free knowledge repositories of Hinduism and services of Sanatana Hindu Dharma to all the Hindus and citizens of KAILASA provided by the Federal Government of KAILASA, in the fields of living enlightenment, health, medicine, art, science, technology, and social, judicial, political, and legal systems, etc through the de facto embassy.
  7. KAILASA’s Department of State in collaboration with KAILASA’s Department of Information and broadcasting and International humanitarian agencies like White Om agency to expand their ongoing efforts in conducting effective online initiatives and committed to help and provide all humans psychological healing, spiritual counselling, support human beings mentally, emotionally and psychologically  in violence-hit-area during these testing times and bringing back the self sustainable peace advocating lifestyle and protecting the rights and interests of individuals. 
  8. KAILASA’s Department of Enlightened Civilization will construct a comprehensive plan to recognise, recover and restore the Hindu Infrastructure including temples, monasteries and libraries that are destroyed by invaders and revive the lost cultural heritage, architectural science and the temple based lifestyle and enlightenment ecosystem of the temples and mutts.
  9. KAILASA’s Department of Education in collaboration with the Nithyananda Hindu University Press shall recognize and maintain to rewrite and re-establish the grand narrative of the Hindus of the Kingdom of Gandhara (presently known to be Afghanistan), who had once played an indispensable role in the history and identity of Hindus; who prided themselves of a rich cultural heritage, wondrous architecture, pious temple centric lifestyle and highly philanthropic nature – mainly towards religious causes.
Section 5. Ensuring Sufficient Resources for Implementation:

The Secretary of the Department of State with the heads of other such departments from KAILASA around the world deems appropriate shall support spiritual training and guidance to support the efforts described in this order and incorporents.

Section 6. General Provisions:

a. Nothing in this order shall be construed to impair or otherwise affect:   

  1. the authority granted by law to an executive department or agency, or the head thereof; or
    • the functions of the Director of the Office of Management and Budget relating to budgetary, administrative, or legislative proposals.
    • This order shall be implemented consistent with applicable law and subject to the availability of appropriations.
  2. This order is not intended to, and does not, create any right or benefit, substantive or procedural, enforceable at law or in equity by any party against KAILASA, its departments, agencies, or entities, its officers, volunteers, or any other person, or against any nation’s integrity or laws.

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