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Over 1.5 Lakh Healing Meals Served at KAILASA Tiruvannamalai

by sri.ramanatha | Sep 8, 2025 | Featured

Tiruvannamalai, India – September 7, 2025:
On the auspicious occasion of Pournami, KAILASA Tiruvannamalai extended its global humanitarian mission by serving more than 1,50,000 free meals as part of its signature initiative — Nithyananda Aushadha Annadhan.

This offering, guided by the vision of THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (SPH), BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM, blends sacred Vedic culinary science with natural medicine and sustainable practices.

It continues KAILASA’s decades-long commitment to eradicating hunger, uplifting health, and creating a world aligned with both spiritual well-being and ecological responsibility.

Food as Medicine, Meals as Blessings

Each meal is prepared according to the Bhaga Shastra, a 60,000-recipe compendium revived by THE SPH, where food itself is designed to function as Aushadha — natural medicine. The offerings include:

Organically grown grains and produce sourced from local, sustainable farms.
A blend of over 16 healing spices that enhance immunity, balance the body, and support mental clarity.
Traditional cooking methods that preserve nutrients while aligning with Ayurvedic and Agamic principles.

This ancient science transforms every dish into both nourishment and spiritual healing, ensuring guests receive more than food — they receive energy, balance, and grace.

A Collective Effort of Service

Nearly 500 dedicated volunteers from KAILASA’s humanitarian wing prepared and served the meals, upholding the highest standards of cleanliness, safety, and devotion. Their seva extended to pilgrims, local families, and international visitors — with every plate carrying not just nutrition, but also the blessings of Maha Pournami.

Global Significance

KAILASA’s Aushadha Annadhan stands as a living model of how indigenous food knowledge can address contemporary global challenges such as malnutrition, food insecurity, and ecological imbalance. By aligning ancient wisdom with sustainable practices, the initiative resonates with international goals for Zero Hunger, Good Health and Well-Being, and Responsible Consumption — while simultaneously anchoring these in timeless Hindu spiritual principles.

Three Decades of Service, Millions Fed

For over thirty years, KAILASA Tiruvannamalai has sustained this sacred tradition of providing free, nourishing meals during every major festival and lunar celebration. This Pournami’s 1,50,000 meals add to the millions already served worldwide through KAILASA’s ecosystems — an ongoing testimony to THE SPH’s vision of food as both sacred offering and universal right.

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KAILASA Celebrates Ganesha Chaturti

by sri.ramanatha | Aug 29, 2025 | Featured

KAILASA, the First Nation of Hindus, celebrated the auspicious festival of Ganesha Chaturti with grandeur across its temples, adheenams, and centers worldwide. The celebrations were presided over by THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (SPH), BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM, who delivered a profound live address and extended His blessings to Hindus worldwide.

Distinguished participants during the live address included His Excellency Dr. Alvin Curling, former Ontario MPP, Speaker, and diplomat from Canada; Sri Balasubramanyam, Rehabilitation Counseling Psychologist from Malaysia; and Sri Vijay Kapoor, Founder of the Canadian Council of Hindus, Canada.

Live Presidential Address and Blessings from THE SPH

In His live address, THE SPH offered blessings:

Live Presidential Address: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7I-PFN7p0sA

Rituals and Sevas Offered

Across KAILASA’s global temples, elaborate and authentic rituals were performed, aligned with the Agamic traditions revived by THE SPH:

Pratyaksha Pada Puja with 108 Durva Grass Archana – Devotees offered sacred durva grass at THE SPH’s feet, invoking Mahaganapati’s grace to remove karmic obstacles and awaken divine wisdom.

Tulabharam Seva – Devotees symbolically weighed THE SPH’s murthy against offerings, representing complete surrender to Ganapati for obstacle removal and prosperity.
Uttamottama Seva – The most exalted seva, including abhishekams, alankara, chanting, and the offering of 108 delicacies, embodying the fullness of devotion and cosmic abundance.

Alankara Seva with Durva Mala & Deeparathana – Lord Ganesha was adorned with durva garlands and silk garments, while sacred lamps were offered to dispel darkness and invoke wisdom.
Special Naivedyam Seva – Traditional modakas, laddus, payasam, and seasonal fruits were lovingly prepared and consecrated as offerings to Mahaganapati, later shared as prasadam.

Mahaganapati Homa – A powerful fire ceremony was conducted, combining Guru Mantras and Ganapati invocations for universal obstacle removal and karmic purification.

Laksharchana Seva – Devotees chanted Ganesha’s thousand names a hundred times, creating one hundred thousand divine invocations for spiritual mastery and fulfillment.

KAILASA’s Vision for Humanity

KAILASA affirmed that these celebrations go beyond rituals, embodying a global humanitarian and spiritual vision. By reviving the sacred sciences of Sanatana Hindu Dharma, KAILASA is preserving indigenous knowledge systems and offering them to the world as living solutions for peace, prosperity, and human flourishing.

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UN Reaffirms KAILASA’s Juridical Statehood in it’s 26th Report, cites Ongoing Persecution of SPH and KAILASA

by sri.ramanatha | Aug 12, 2025 | Briefings & Statements, United Nations Published Reports

United Nations Reaffirms KAILASA’s Juridical Statehood, Cites Ongoing Persecution of SPH and KAILASA
Exposes 15+ Years of Persecution and Political Abuse of Legal Systems, Calls for Local Governance Reform

Geneva, August 12, 2025 – The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has published the 26th human rights report submitted by KAILASA under Human Rights Council Resolution 57/12. The report, “Accountability Gaps in Local and State Human Rights Implementation,” was submitted for the Council’s upcoming panel on local governments and human rights.

Prepared by the Kailash Union, the report provides detailed, evidence-backed documentation of the systematic persecution of The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism (SPH) Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam and KAILASA, spanning over 15 years. It cites a pattern of state-enabled discrimination, fabricated criminal cases, illegal property seizures, media-driven hate campaigns, and violent attacks—all carried out without effective local or state accountability.

Key Findings in the Report:

Politically Motivated Abuse of Legal Systems: The report highlights how deep state elements attempted to misuse INTERPOL to target The SPH through false extradition efforts. INTERPOL rejected the request, citing it as politically motivated and incompatible with human rights. The court rebuked the police, exposing the abuse of international legal systems and reaffirming The SPH’s protected status as a persecuted religious leader.

Media-Orchestrated Violence: The 2010 broadcast of a fabricated deepfake video incited mob attacks, unlawful arrests, and the closure of KAILASA’s indigenous Hindu schools (Gurukuls).
Religious & Cultural Suppression: Authorities denied renewal of the Dhyanapeeta Charitable Trust’s FCRA registration—halting free food distribution, medical services, temple restoration, and disaster relief—despite the Trust’s 20-year clean record.
Destruction of Sacred Properties: Ancient Hindu temple lands and monasteries were illegally seized and demolished, ignoring protective court orders.
Targeting of Indigenous Education: State agencies raided and intimidated Gurukul children and nuns, violating parental consent, child protection laws, and cultural rights.

Contribution to UN’s Local Governance Dialogue

In alignment with the UN’s request for best practices, the report also details KAILASA’s governance model, including:

Capacity Building: Gurukul-based holistic education, community health programs, and ecological conservation.
Integration of Human Rights Principles: Equality, non-discrimination, and environmental stewardship embedded in public services and temple land management.
Engagement with UN Mechanisms: Proactive submissions, public statements, and participation in UN human rights events.
Coordination Mechanisms: Recommendations for structural safeguards ensuring local authorities comply with international human rights law without political interference.

Full Report: https://www.ohchr.org/sites/default/files/documents/issues/localgvt/cfi-res-57-12/kailash-union.pdf
UN report: https://www.ohchr.org/en/calls-for-input/2025/call-inputs-human-rights-council-resolution-5712-local-government-and-human

KAILASA’s Nithyananda Aushadha Annadhan on Aadi Pournami

by sri.ramanatha | Aug 10, 2025 | Featured

Over 200,000 Nutritious Meals Served Free at KAILASA Tiruvannamalai

Tiruvannamalai, India – Aadi Pournami 2025:

Under the auspices and blessings of THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (SPH), BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM, KAILASA Tiruvannamalai marked the sacred full moon day of the Aadi month with a holistic offering.

Over 200,000 free nutritious meals were served as part of its global humanitarian initiative, KAILASA’sNithyananda Aushadha Annadhan.

This unique program blends ancient Vedic culinary science, natural medicine, and sustainable food practices.

As a sovereign Hindu nation, KAILASA operates in coherence with global humanitarian and sustainability frameworks, achieving Sustainable Development Goals towards Zero Hunger, Good Health and Well-Being, and Responsible Consumption and Production.

This initiative reaffirms KAILASA’s commitment to ending hunger, improving community health, and protecting the planet’s natural resources.

Ancient Recipes with Global Relevance

Each meal is prepared following the Bhaga Shastra—a 60,000-recipe compendium revived by THE SPH. These ancient, time-tested recipes transform food into Aushadha (medicine), offering not just physical nourishment but also holistic well-being.

Meals are made from organically grown produce sourced from sustainable farms and infused with over 16 medicinal spices with proven immunity-boosting and healing properties. Traditional cooking methods ensure maximum nutrient retention, aligning with Ayurvedic and yogic dietary principles.

A Global Spiritual & Humanitarian Effort

Over 500 dedicated volunteers worked around the clock to prepare and serve meals with the highest standards of hygiene, safety, and devotion.

Beneficiaries included pilgrims, local communities, and visitors from across the globe, transforming the occasion into a global humanitarian response.

For over three decades, this tradition has nourished millions of people worldwide, regardless of religion, nationality, or socio-economic status.

In Coherence with Global Food Security Goals

The Nithyananda Aushadha Annadhan stands as a living model for integrating indigenous food systems into global food security strategies.

By prioritizing organic agriculture, seasonal produce, and zero-waste practices, the initiative demonstrates how traditional knowledge systems can address modern global challenges—from climate change to malnutrition.

About KAILASA’s Humanitarian Vision

KAILASA’s food programs have touched over 100 nations, echoing the global call for sustainable, equitable, and health-oriented food systems.

By working in coherence with international development frameworks, KAILASA is actively building a healthier, hunger-free, and spiritually conscious world.

For more information:
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United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations (UAN) Recognized by United Nations

by sri.ramanatha | Jul 26, 2025 | Briefings & Statements, Featured, United Nations Published Reports

United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations (UAN) Recognized by United Nations

Geneva, Switzerland – July 26, 2025 — In a significant recognition of indigenous sovereignty and the rights of indigenous nations, the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has published its 25th report on “Biodiversity and Human Rights,” featuring the official submission of KAILASA, the first-ever sovereign state for Hindus and a founding member of the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations (UAN).

Link to UN page: https://www.ohchr.org/en/calls-for-input/2025/call-inputs-biodiversity-and-human-rights

Link to KAILASA’s report: https://www.ohchr.org/sites/default/files/documents/issues/climatechange/cfis/biodiversity-hr/subm-biodiversity-hr-cso-16-kailash-union.pdf

Landmark Recognition of KAILASA and the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations (UAN)

In publishing the report, the United Nations has reaffirmed the Juridical Statehood of KAILASA, lending legitimacy to its sovereign operations under international law and affirming its right to participate in global multilateral dialogues as an indigenous nation-state.

This acknowledgment strengthens the legal and diplomatic standing of KAILASA and the allied member-nations of UAN in advocating for biodiversity, spiritual freedom, and indigenous rights.

KAILASA: Founding Member of the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations (UAN)

KAILASA is a founding member of the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations (UAN) — a pioneering intergovernmental body uniting Indigenous nations and diasporas across the globe to promote ecological harmony, ancestral governance, and spiritual sovereignty.

UAN stands as a beacon of Indigenous solidarity and wisdom, rooted in shared values of sustainable living, reverence for nature, and cultural preservation.

Its membership spans Indigenous traditions from Africa, the Andes, the Americas, Europe, the Caribbean, Oceania, and Asia.

As the world faces mounting ecological collapse and social unrest, UAN affirms that Indigenous communities hold vital, time-tested solutions—from regenerative land management and holistic healing to youth empowerment, intercultural dialogue, and ethical economic models.

Through UAN, KAILASA actively contributes its ancient Hindu ecological frameworks to global collaboration, forging alliances with other spiritual and Indigenous leaders to co-create pathways for biodiversity protection, climate resilience, and lasting peace.

Misuse of INTERPOL & International Legal Systems

The report highlights how deep state elements attempted to misuse INTERPOL to target The SPH through false extradition efforts.

INTERPOL rejected the request, citing it as politically motivated and incompatible with human rights.

The court rebuked the police, exposing the abuse of international legal systems and reaffirming The SPH’s protected status as a persecuted religious leader.

	“With the grace of Maha Ganapati, let all the auspiciousness happen in all our lives. Let all the Vignas (obstacles) be cleared. Let Maha Ganapati’s powerful grace and blessings be showered on everyone.”