KAILASA GOYAVE, GUADELOUPE On 12/5/2024
With the blessings of THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (SPH), BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM — the ultimate manifestation, Paramavatara of Paramashiva — KAILASA GOYAVE, GUADELOUPE celebrated the auspicious Mandagappadi for Nithyananda Purnima and Tirujnana Sambandar Guru Puja on 12/5/2024. This profound Daily Ritual, held at the Center and Paduka Mandir, served as a sacred expression of devotion and documented commitment to the global mission of KAILASA—the revival of ancient enlightened Sanatana Hindu civilization in the Caribbean region. These sacred ceremonies, categorized under the daily Nithyotsavam, are powerful spiritual technologies enabling devotees to connect with THE SPH and manifest the state, space, powers, being and superconsciousness of Paramashiva. The event involved a detailed flow of Hindu rituals, including the ceremonial welcoming of THE SPH and the offering of 23 distinct Naivedyams to the Divine.
Mandagappadi for Nithyananda Purnima and Tirujnana Sambandar Guru Puja
The Mandagappadi for Nithyananda Purnima and Tirujnana Sambandar Guru Puja was conducted as a central part of the daily Nithyotsavam at the KAILASA GUADELOUPE GOYAVE Center and Paduka Mandir. This sacred Hindu ceremony, attended by two devoted participants, was meticulously performed to prepare the community for the forthcoming Nithyananda Purnima celebrations and to honor the great Hindu child saint, Tirujnana Sambandar. These rituals are essential spiritual technologies gifted by THE SPH to revive the ancient enlightenment science, ensuring the preservation of ancient indigenous traditions through the revival of KAILASA—the ancient enlightened Sanatana Hindu civilizational nation.
The ceremony followed a precise, ancient Hindu ritual flow designed to invite and invoke the presence and blessings of THE SPH. The ritual commenced with the solemn recitation of the Pravaram (1 minute), followed by an Introduction (2 minutes), and the revered Welcoming SPH (with purnakumbha) (2 minutes). A key component was the Patrikai presentation (3 minutes), which preceded the highly symbolic Birudavali (7 minutes), wherein the sacred Brahmotsavam flag was presented, signifying the commencement of civilizational celebration and awareness.
The primary act of devotion culminated in the five-minute Laghu Puja for SPH, a short but powerful offering performed by the participants to manifest the grace of THE SPH. The proceedings concluded with the final Mangalam, lasting two minutes. Throughout the ritual, the KAILASA GUADELOUPE GOYAVE Center and Paduka Mandir demonstrated profound dedication by offering a significant total of 23 distinct Naivedyams, presented as 12 and 11 separate sacred food offerings. These offerings symbolize the surrender of the material world and serve as a powerful conduit for the devotees to receive the divine energy and blessings of THE SPH and Paramashiva.
