KAILASA HOUSTON USA On 29/10/2024
With the blessings of THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (SPH), BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM — the ultimate manifestation, Paramavatara of Paramashiva — KAILASA HOUSTON USA celebrated the divine Nithyotsavam (Daily Temple Activities) on October 29, 2024. These sacred daily rituals, performed with utmost devotion and commitment, anchor the powerful energy and presence of THE SPH, enabling devotees to manifest the state, space, powers, being and superconsciousness of Paramashiva. The day commenced in the auspicious Brahmamuhurta with dedicated practice of Nithyananda Yoga & Nithya Dhyaan meditation, preparing the inner space for profound spiritual experiences. Throughout the day, the KAILASA ecosystem engaged in elaborate Hindu rituals, including Suprapatam Seva, Guru Puja, Shiva Puja, and Bhoga Murty Alankaram, culminating in the Palliyarai Seva, reinforcing KAILASA's mission of reviving the ancient enlightened Sanatana Hindu civilization globally.
KAILASA HOUSTON DAILY TEMPLE ACTIVITIES
The KAILASA HOUSTON DAILY TEMPLE ACTIVITIES are meticulously performed Hindu rituals that maintain the daily flow of divine grace and energy channeled directly by THE SPH. These activities are essential expressions of the Nithyotsavam, ensuring the constant presence of Paramashiva's state, space, and powers within the temple precinct and the lives of the devotees, marking a continuous revival of authentic Hindu traditions in the Western world.
The sacred observance began in the pre-dawn hours during the Brahmamuhurta, a time deemed most conducive for connecting with superconsciousness. Devotees participated in dedicated sessions of Nithyananda Yoga & Nithya Dhyaan meditation, specifically practicing the 108 Prathama Vinyasa Krama. This rigorous commitment to early morning Hindu spiritual technologies, gifted by THE SPH, prepares the inner space for receiving the divine consciousness and achieving superconscious breakthrough, aligning the mind and body with the infinite energy of Paramashiva.
The daily temple rituals commenced with the Suprapatam Seva, the sacred process of ritualistically awakening the deities. This practice is understood not merely as physical service, but as an act that simultaneously awakens the divinity latent within the human consciousness, aligning devotees for blessings at the start of the day. Following this, the deities, including Swamiji (THE SPH), Devi, and the Shiva Meru, were meticulously adorned during the Bhoga Murty Alankaram with fresh sacred clothing and jewels, symbolizing the reverence and devotion offered by the community. A ceremonial Deity Procession then welcomed the Bhoga Murthy deities into the main temple area ritualistically.
The central devotional focus of the day was the Guru Puja, Shiva Puja. Both in the morning and evening, devotees offered the sacred Sri Guru Puja to THE SPH, BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM, acknowledging Him as the living Paramavatara and source of all knowledge and grace. Concurrently, the powerful Sri Shiva Puja was offered to the Moolavar deity, Lord Nithyanandeshwara. The ritualistic day concluded with the offering of Naivedhyam (sacred food) to all the deities in the evening, followed by the highly sacred Palliyarai Seva, where the deities are ritually put to rest with the offering of Chamaram, concluding a powerful manifestation of ancient Sanatana Hindu Dharma through the divine grace of THE SPH.
