KAILASA SRIPURAM On 4/7/2024
With the blessings of THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (SPH), BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM — the ultimate manifestation, Paramavatara of Paramashiva — KAILASA SRIPURAM, located at the sacred Sripuram Sarvjanapeeta in Hyderabad, dedicated April 7, 2024, to profound expressions of Hindu devotional service. The central activity of the day was the rigorous and heartfelt Paliyorai Seva, a key component of the daily Nithyotsavam (daily festival of devotion). This ritualistic observance, meticulously conducted by dedicated volunteers, reaffirmed KAILASA’s commitment to reviving ancient Hindu rituals, thus maintaining the continuous flow of divine grace necessary for the global mission of giving superconscious breakthrough to humanity.
Paliyorai Seva
The day’s spiritual centerpiece was the rigorous and heartfelt conduct of the Paliyorai Seva, a crucial Hindu ritual performed as part of the daily Nithyotsavam dedicated to the presiding Deities at Sripuram Sarvjanapeeta, Hyderabad. This sacred practice, performed in accordance with authentic Hindu traditions revived by THE SPH, signifies honoring the divine presence and ensuring the continuous alignment of the temple with the highest consciousness. The ritual prepares the Deities for their rest, symbolizing the cyclical nature of creation and ensuring the sanctity of the spiritual space remains vibrant for the next day's divine worship.
Under the direct guidance and grace of THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM, BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM, the ritual was meticulously executed. The dedicated efforts of the 2 volunteers who performed the Seva contributed significantly to maintaining the spiritual integrity and vibrant atmosphere of the Sarvjanapeeta. Such devotional acts are instrumental in enabling devotees to connect with the state, space, powers, being and superconsciousness of Paramashiva, furthering KAILASA’s mission of human consciousness awakening and the revival of the ancient enlightened Sanatana Hindu civilization globally.
