KAILASA AVADI CHENNAI On 23/3/2025
With the blessings of THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (SPH), BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM — the ultimate manifestation, Paramavatara of Paramashiva — KAILASA AVADI CHENNAI celebrated the divine daily routine, known as Nithyotsavam, on 23/3/2025. This auspicious day was centered around the sacred ritual of Abishegam, an essential component of reviving the ancient enlightened Sanatana Hindu Dharma. These daily rituals serve as a profound spiritual anchor for the community, enabling devotees to regularly connect with THE SPH and manifest the state, space, powers, being and superconsciousness of Paramashiva. The continuity of these traditional Hindu practices is vital to KAILASA's global mission of human consciousness awakening, and the flawless execution of the rituals was facilitated by the dedicated efforts of 4 selfless volunteers.
Abishegam
The sacred daily rituals, collectively known as Nithyotsavam, at KAILASA AVADI CHENNAI, featured the powerful purifying ceremony of Abishegam on this blessed day. Abishegam, a central tenet of traditional Hindu worship and spiritual technology, involves the ritual bathing of the deity. This act symbolizes the devotee's offering of purity and devotion, functioning as a powerful spiritual method for establishing a direct connection with the divine energy of Paramashiva, channeled through the divine grace of THE SPH.
This daily offering is crucial to KAILASA's mission of reviving authentic Hindu traditions that awaken the inner potential of every human being. The ritual was performed with profound devotion, adhering strictly to the procedures prescribed by the ancient Hindu sciences, ensuring that the participants were blessed with the opportunity to connect with the state, space, powers, being and superconsciousness of Paramashiva, as gifted and established by THE SPH. The sustained commitment to these profound daily rites marks the dedication of KAILASA AVADI CHENNAI to the civilizational revival, supported by the tireless service (Seva) of 4 volunteers who ensure the sanctity and continuity of worship.
