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KAILASA Celebrates the Fourth Day of the Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam with Grand Rituals and Ceremonies

by sri.sundareshwara.admin | Nov 20, 2023 | Blog, Featured

October 20, 2023 – KAILASA Celebrates the Fourth Day of the Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam with Grand Rituals and Ceremonies

On this fourth day of the Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam, KAILASA is pleased to share the essence of the grand rituals and ceremonies performed.

The Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam stands as one of KAILASA’s main festivals, with integrity replicating the ancient Karthigai Deepam Brahmotsavam of KAILASA’s Arunachaleshwara temple in Tiruvannamalai—one of the world’s most ancient religious festivals.

KAILASA’s global temples united to offer ritualistic worship to Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva and the other deities of the Brahmotsavam. Priests in the Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Devalayam in Bengaluru performed 2 Yagashala Pujas, Abhishekam, and Deeparathana for the pantheon of deities of the Brahmotsavam with a grand Alankaram – Divine adornment. This fourth day was specially dedicated to the Chandrashekara Utsavam, worshipping Paramashiva in the form of Chandrashakera in accordance with the ancient tradition of KAILASA’s Arunachaleshwara temple in Tiruvannamalai.

The Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Devalayam in Bengaluru also conducted rituals for Vishesha Deeksha – the second level initiation every practicing Shaivite receives. Vishesha Deeksha is a fundamental initiation designed to awaken one’s Consciousness and connection with the Divine, thereby awakening one’s potential for self-realization.

Graced and overseen directly by the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, the rituals of the day were streamed live on more than 534 social media handles and web televisions worldwide.

KAILASA warmly invites everyone to tune in to its various social media platforms throughout the day to witness the sacred happenings of this festival and receive the divine blessings of Bhagavan Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva.

Press Contact: Press Office of the Holy See of Hinduism

Email: [email protected]

For More Information on KAILASA: https://kailaasa.org/

KAILASA Celebrates the Grand Celebration of the Third Day of the Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam

by sri.sundareshwara.admin | Nov 19, 2023 | Blog, Featured

November 19, 2023 – KAILASA Celebrates the Grand Celebration of the Third Day of the Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam

As the auspicious Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam progresses, KAILASA is delighted to share with all the successful celebrations of today’s rituals and ceremonies.

The Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam holds a significant place among KAILASA’s main festivals as it replicates the Karthigai Deepam Brahmotsavam of KAILASA’s Arunachaleshwara temple in Tiruvannamalai—one of the world’s most ancient unbroken traditions.

On this third day, a variety of auspicious rituals were performed in honor of Bhagavan Nithyanadeshwara Paramashiva, attracting His Divine grace and blessings upon all. The Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Devalayam in Bengaluru performed a grand Abhishekam, Alankara seva, and Deeparathana – performing a ritualistic bath, offering of Divine adornment, and an elaborate devotional worship, all in accordance with the age-old tradition of KAILASA’s Arunachaleshwara temple in Tiruvannamalai.

Additionally, KAILASA Tiruvannamalai Sri Nithyananda Jenmabhoomi offered the reverential Mandagappadi twice – respectfully welcoming Bhagavan Arunachaleshwara Paramashiva on His way in and out of the Arunachaleshwara temple for the Divine procession, closely adhering to the ancient tradition.

KAILASA in Toronto, along with the Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Devalayam in Bengaluru, performed a grand Shankabhishekam – offering sacred waters contained in a variety of auspicious conches to Paramashiva, adding to the sanctified atmosphere of the Brahmotsavam.

Finally, KAILASA Los Angeles concluded the Uttaranga pujas after the conclusion of the Skanda Shasti festival in honor of Bhagavan Subramanya – celebrating the delightful marriage of Bhagavan Subramanya with His Divine consort Devasena.

Under the supervision and by the Divine grace of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam, this third day of Brahmotsavam was marked with an abundance of auspicious rituals successfully performed in multiple countries, sharing the fruits of Hindu tradition with all without distinction.

Press Contact: Press Office of the Holy See of Hinduism

Email: [email protected]

For More Information on KAILASA: https://kailaasa.org/

KAILASA Celebrates the Successful Events of the Second Day of Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavams

by sri.sundareshwara.admin | Nov 18, 2023 | Blog, Featured

November 18, 2023 – KAILASA Celebrates the Successful Events of the Second Day of Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam

On this auspicious occasion of the Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam, KAILASA is delighted to share the successful happenings of the second day of rituals and festivities.

The Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam holds a significant place among KAILASA’s main festivals, faithfully replicating the ancient Karthigai Deepam Brahmotsavam of KAILASA’s Arunachaleshwara temple in Tiruvannamalai—an unbroken tradition that stands among the world’s most ancient rituals.

KAILASA’s global temples collaborated to perform a series of ancient rituals in honor of the presiding deity of this festival, Bhagavan Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva. Additionally, the Shatru Samhara Trishati Homa was conducted in KAILASA Sripuram, KAILASA Toronto, and KAILASA Los Angeles, symbolizing the annihilation of global negativity. KAILASA Los Angeles also conducted the Abhishekam, the ritualistic bath ceremony, and a grand Homa, a traditional fire ritual, in honor of Bhagavan Subramanya, invoking His divine blessings as the Skanda Shasti festival draws to a close.

At KAILASA Tiruvannamalai Sri Nithyananda Jenmabhoomi, the traditional Mandagappadi, welcoming Bhagavan Arunachaleshwara Paramashiva during the sacred temple procession, was performed. Subsequently, Abhishekam was offered to Bhagavan Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva, along with the deity of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism and other deities of the festival, followed by a grand Deeparathana—an elaborate devotional offering in accordance with the age-old tradition of KAILASA’s Arunachaleshwara temple in Tiruvannamalai.

Graced and overseen directly by the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, the rituals of the day were streamed live on more than 534 social media handles and web televisions worldwide.

Press Contact: Press Office of the Holy See of Hinduism

Email: [email protected]

For More Information on KAILASA: https://kailaasa.org/

KAILASA Commences the Grand Festival of Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam

by sri.sundareshwara.admin | Nov 17, 2023 | Blog, Featured

November 17, 2023 – KAILASA Commences the Grand Festival of Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam

KAILASA is delighted to announce the successful initiation of the Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam. Following three days of preparatory rituals known as Purvanga Pujas, KAILASA’s global temples formally raised the flag, symbolizing the commencement of the festivities.

According to Hindu tradition, all festivals commence with the ritualistic flag-hoisting called Dhvajarohanam. This sacred ceremony is performed in alignment with astrological movements to invoke cosmic energies, attracting blessings and protection for the Brahmotsavam. It reflects Hinduism’s cosmic values and inherent inclusivity, signifying an invitation to beings from the entire cosmos, without exclusion, to join the festivities and receive the divine blessings of Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva—the presiding deity of this festival.

The Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Brahmotsavam holds a significant place among KAILASA’s main festivals as it replicates the ancient Karthigai Deepam Brahmotsavam of KAILASA’s Arunachaleshwara temple in Tiruvannamalai—an unbroken tradition counting among world’s most ancient traditions.

While traditionally observed within the local premises of Hindu temples, KAILASA, in alignment with the vision of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism to unite all nations and people for global peace, aims to share the essence of these rituals with the world. The rituals are broadcast live on 534 social media handles and web televisions, reaching a global audience. Additionally, these rituals are performed in KAILASA’s global temples worldwide, extending a warm invitation to individuals from diverse backgrounds and cultures to receive the divine blessings of Paramashiva. KAILASA’s global temples go beyond spiritual support, providing free food, employment opportunities, medical care, and inclusion initiatives, all at no cost.

Press Contact: Press Office of the Holy See of Hinduism

Email: [email protected]

For More Information on KAILASA: https://kailaasa.org/

Global Perspectives: The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism’s Presidential Address during KAILASA’s Diwali Celebrations

by sri.sundareshwara.admin | Nov 12, 2023 | Blog, Featured

November 11, 2023 – Global Perspectives: The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism’s Presidential Address during KAILASA’s Diwali Celebrations

On this auspicious day of Deepavali 2023, KAILASA’s global temples, embassies, and other entities worldwide gathered to celebrate this ancient festival. Diwali symbolizes Enlightenment, the awakening of the fire of Knowledge. From time immemorial, Hindus have honored Diwali with a multitude of rituals and offerings, lighting millions of lamps across the world.

The highlight of the day was the presidential address by the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism (SPH), who addressed the global Hindu community in the presence of many of KAILASA’s partners and numerous guests of honor from various nations. The presidential was broadcast on 534 social media platforms and web televisions worldwide, reaching a global audience.

The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism sheds light on the global challenges faced by humanity today, focusing on six specific topics.

Qualities of a potential world leader – war and peace;
The ‘missing’ law for the evolution of everything in the universe;
Why Hindus all over the world have celebrated Diwali for thousands of years;
How to get our youth out of hyperfixation;
Advaitic workaholism does not lead to toxic productivity;
Build KAILASA inside and outside.

The SPH urgently emphasized the need for non-violent conflict resolution in today’s era overshadowed by the threat of mass nuclear weapons. Stressing potential catastrophic consequences, he underscored the importance for world leaders to abstain from violence and actively engage in conflict resolution for global peace.

Toxic productivity, a byproduct of generating unnecessary elements to appease world leaders’ egos, contributes to the planet’s degradation and adverse effects on human well-being. The SPH urged a reconsideration of production practices for the well-being of both the planet and its inhabitants.

The prevailing global negativity, exacerbated by war, toxic productivity, and the chronic capitalist lifestyle, disproportionately affects younger generations. Mental disorders, especially hyperfixation, rise due to relentless expectations, eroding inner peace and connection with Consciousness.

To address these challenges, the SPH delved into modern science, unveiling Consciousness as the missing element in the law of evolution, potentially opening new possibilities.

Beyond a festival, Diwali is a cosmic rejuvenation, a day when cosmic energies manifest to dispel collective negativity. Hindus globally gather to celebrate, promoting values of peace and inclusivity.

In the face of these challenges, KAILASA actively engages in providing solutions and diplomatic alternatives for global peace, while offering opportunities to lift the youth out of challenges, aligning with its commitment to a brighter future for all.

Press Contact: Press Office of the Holy See of Hinduism

Email: [email protected]

For More Information on KAILASA: https://kailaasa.org/

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