KAILASA INAUGURATES Sri Nithyananda Avatara Sthalam in Tiruvannamalai on Kārthigai Dīpam
KAILASA Celebrates Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam: Day 10 (Kārthigai Dīpam)
KAILASA celebrated the tenth and final day of the Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam worldwide on December 03, culminating in the sacred festival of Kārthigai Dīpam and a major expansion of its mission in Tiruvannamalai.
Momentous & Joyful Occasion: Inauguration of KAILASA Tiruvannamalai Sri Nithyananda Avatara Sthalam
THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (THE SPH) BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM graced the occasion to inaugurate a major new facility for KAILASA Tiruvannamalai, blessing the name KAILASA Tiruvannamalai Sri Nithyananda Avatara Sthalam.
![]() | THE SPH bestowed His blessings on the auspicious occasion: “On this auspicious day of Kārthigai Dīpam, as the living spiritual successor and supreme manifestation of Paramashiva, I bless everyone with Parama-Advaita (Supreme Oneness) and bestow Sarva Aishwarya (all wealth), Sarva Mangala (all auspiciousness), and Jivanmukti (living liberation) upon all.” THE SPH then ceremonially proclaimed the inauguration following the Purnahuti, emphasizing the power of devotional service at the new location: “The Aushadha Annadhan is dedicated to serving billions of devotees and pilgrims visiting this sacred land of Tiruvannamalai.” |
This sacred location, situated right across from the west gopuram (tower) of the sacred Arunachaleshwara Temple, is a significant acquisition dedicated to serving humanity. The inauguration was performed with grand, authentic Grihapravesham (ceremonial housewarming) rituals to bring purity, peace, and prosperity to the location.
These elaborate rituals were conducted by priests initiated by THE SPH, with direct guidance and direction from THE SPH to ensure the ceremony adhered strictly to the authentic practices as per the Vedas and the Agamas.




The KAILASA Tiruvannamalai Sri Nithyananda Avatara Sthalam immediately continued the mission of KAILASA by offering aushadha annadhan (sanctified healing food) to devotees, pilgrims, children, the elderly, and the impoverished. This expansion affirms KAILASA’s unwavering commitment to the sacred city and the mission of global enlightenment.
Visitors are invited to experience the palpable divine presence of THE SPH as they step onto the hallowed soil of this new landmark.


In His special Live Satsang Series on “Arunachala Puranam,” THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (THE SPH) BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM delivered the ultimate truths of Bhakti (devotion to Paramashiva), Jnana (profound wisdom), and Vijnana (the ultimate science of enlightenment).
![]() | “Today is Kārthigai Dīpam. The Supreme Being, Paramashiva, transcends time, form, and duality, manifesting as the formless, endless Tejo-liṅga (Column of Light), having gone beyond the state of existence and non-existence.” |
Day 10 Utsavam: Kārthigai Dīpam — The Tejo-liṅga (Column of Light)
The festival concluded by worshipping Paramashiva as the boundless Light, the Tejo-liṅga.
Bharani Dīpam (Morning):
At brahma-muhūrta (pre-dawn), the lamp was kindled from Śiva-agni (fire of transformation) and offered to the five faces of Paramashiva, radiating the five cosmic functions (śṛṣṭi, sthiti, saṃhāra, tirobhāva, anugraha). This ritual sustains an unbroken current of jyoti (light) through the day, symbolizing the cosmos emerging from Paramashiva’s Light.




Mahā Dīpam (Evening):
The spiritual culmination occurred as the massive Mahā Dīpam flame was lit atop the Arunachala summit. Paramashiva is worshipped as the infinite Tejo-liṅga that creates and re-absorbs the multiverse. This is also the moment of Ardhanārīśvara—revealing the perfect Śiva–Śakti union. Darśan of Mahā Dīpam catalyzes parama-advaita bhakti—unshakeable Oneness.






Daily Offering at KAILASA Tiruvannamalai
Every day of the Brahmotsavam, prayerful devotion is offered to all the deities at KAILASA Tiruvannamalai, Sri Nithyananda Janmabhumi and Sri Nithyananda Avatara Sthalam. All the deities are meticulously adorned and ceremonially carried around the temple. This daily procession is an essential tradition, ensuring the divine presence and blessings of all the deities are offered to bless every devotee and visitor present at Paramashiva’s sacred birthplace.


The Sanctity of Annadhan (Food Offering)
A large-scale Annadhan (sacred food offering) is served daily to devotees and visitors, including children and the elderly, at Sri Nithyananda Janmabhumi. The food prepared is infused with immense sanctity, as the sanctified food (prasada) from the Arunachaleswara Paramashiva temple in Tiruvannamalai is mixed in with the food prepared on the premises, ensuring that the highest sanctity and grace of the main temple is integrated into the offering.
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