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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