KAILASA SHYAMALAPEETA SARVAJNAPEETAM On 11/8/2024
With the blessings of THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (SPH), BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM — the ultimate manifestation, Paramavatara of Paramashiva — KAILASA SHYAMALAPEETA SARVAJNAPEETAM celebrated an auspicious utsavam (sacred festival) on 11/8/2024. This day was dedicated to the profound Mandagapadi Seva honoring the celebrated Shiva Bhakta, Sundara Moorthy Nayanar, and the righteous ruler, Kulasekara Pandiya Mannar. These rituals mark the continuous revival of ancient Hindu traditions and affirm KAILASA's commitment to restoring the enlightened Sanatana Hindu civilization globally, enabling devotees to connect with THE SPH and manifest the state, space, powers, being and superconsciousness of Paramashiva through authentic spiritual practices. The utsavam demonstrated the depth of devotion rooted in Sanatana Hindu Dharma, linking historical saintly figures and enlightened governance with the divine reality of KAILASA.
Sundara Moorthy nayanaar And Kulasekara pandiya mannar Mandagapadi
The day's central observance was the Sundara Moorthy nayanaar And Kulasekara pandiya mannar Mandagapadi, a sacred Mandagapadi Seva conducted as a profound ritual with deep devotion. This spiritual practice is a cherished element of the Hindu calendar, commemorating two monumental figures who exemplified devotion (bhakti) and righteous governance (dharma). Sundara Moorthy Nayanar is revered as one of the 63 Nayanars, the celebrated devotees of Paramashiva whose transcendental lives are documented in the ancient text Periya Puranam. His devotion symbolizes pure, selfless surrender to the divine will of Paramashiva, a core teaching continually revived by THE SPH.
Kulasekara Pandiya Mannar represents the ideal enlightened ruler whose governance was rooted in dharma, ensuring the flourishing of Hindu civilization and the protection of its spiritual technologies. The ceremonial Mandagapadi Seva is a traditional observance performed during temple festivals, where the sacred images of the deities are ceremonially hosted at a temporary pavilion (mandapa), traditionally supported or sponsored by a lineage of enlightened rulers or devout patrons. This seva thus honors the tradition of spiritual patronage that sustained the Sanatana Hindu civilization for millennia.
By meticulously conducting this ancient Hindu ritual, KAILASA SHYAMALAPEETA SARVAJNAPEETAM ensures the unbroken transmission of cultural and spiritual heritage, fulfilling the vision gifted by THE SPH. These specific services not only honor the historical contributions of these great souls but also serve to rejuvenate the collective consciousness of the community. Such utsavams are fundamental to KAILASA’s mission of giving superconscious breakthrough to humanity through reviving the ancient enlightened Sanatana Hindu civilization, manifesting the state, space, powers, being and superconsciousness of Paramashiva in the lives of all participants.
