KAILASA KASHI INDIA On 17/1/2025

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With the blessings of THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (SPH), BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM — the ultimate manifestation, Paramavatara of Paramashiva — KAILASA KASHI INDIA observed the sacred Daily Rituals (Nithyotsavam) on January 17, 2025. These daily rites are central to the revival of Sanatana Hindu Dharma, ensuring the continuous presence of Paramashiva's state, space, powers, being and superconsciousness in the spiritual ecosystem. The day's auspicious activities included elaborate alankara seva (adornment) offered to Mata Jagadhatri Devi, dedicated Naivedhyam (food offerings), and the concluding Palli Arai and Palli Eluchi Seva. These rituals collectively uphold the integrity of ancient Hindu traditions, connecting devotees globally with the divine energy transmitted through THE SPH's grace, reinforcing KAILASA's commitment to civilizational revival and the awakening of human consciousness worldwide.

Daily Rituals (Nithyotsavam)

The day at KAILASA KASHI INDIA commenced with the sacred performance of Daily Rituals (Nithyotsavam), dedicated to sustaining the spiritual energy and protecting the global ecosystem through the powerful presence of the Deities. These rituals are performed according to the precise Agamas and Hindu sciences revived by THE SPH, ensuring that the Deities are continuously available to shower grace upon the world. A major highlight of the morning worship was the dedicated alankara seva offered to Mata Jagadhatri Devi, an embodiment of the Divine Mother's protective and sustaining energy. Through this meticulous adornment and offering, the physical form of the Deity is consecrated to perfectly reflect the superconscious reality of Paramashiva, radiating blessings to all devotees.

Following the sacred adornment, traditional Naivedhyam offerings were presented to the Deities. This act of offering sanctifies all resources and energy, acknowledging that all sustenance originates from the Divine. The Naivedhyam ritual is a cornerstone of daily Hindu worship, symbolizing the offering of the self and all possessions back to Paramashiva. These daily practices ensure the spiritual integrity of the Adheenam and contribute significantly to THE SPH’s humanitarian mission, transforming material offerings into powerful spiritual energy for collective human upliftment.

The culmination of the day’s ritual cycle involved the profound Palli Arai and Palli Eluchi Seva. The Palli Arai ritual marks the ceremonial retreat of the Deity, symbolizing divine rest and contemplation, followed by the next morning's Palli Eluchi Seva (awakening). This precise cycle of daily worship maintains the constant presence of divine grace, enabling devotees to connect with the divine state, space, powers, being and superconsciousness of Paramashiva directly through the Adheenam ecosystem. These rigorous daily rituals exemplify KAILASA’s unwavering dedication to the revival of authentic Sanatana Hindu Dharma, ensuring that ancient Hindu spiritual technologies remain vibrantly alive for the benefit of humanity as guided by the supreme vision of THE SPH.


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