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The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam reaching the world in all its forms, through the Ministries of KAILASA

The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam reaching the world in all its forms, through the Ministries of KAILASA

DEPT. OF EDUCATION The Department of Education fosters educational excellence, keeping the Vedic & Agamic knowledge alive. Creating policies for access to school education, post-school, higher education, international education and academic research.

DEPT. OF ENLIGHTENED CIVILIZATION Reviving Sanatana Hindu Dharma by preserving Hindu libraries & knowledge centers, facilitating research & training in Yogic sciences & manifestation of powers, running the Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Devalayam which follows the Veda-Agama Sampradaya in the most authentic way.

DEPT. OF INFORMATION BROADCASTING To enable growth and productivity, supporting innovation, science and commercialisation. Creating an enabling environment for sustained growth of media, and effectively disseminate information on government policies, programmes and achievements.

DEPT. OF HEALTH Leading people to good health using Nithyananda Yoga, Ayurveda and other traditional Hindu medical sciences while also working with allopathic medicine to achieve results for the community.

DEPT. OF VEDIC SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Leading people to good health using Nithyananda Yoga, Ayurveda and other traditional Hindu medical sciences while also working with allopathic medicine to achieve results for the community.

DEPT. OF GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS The foremost medium of communication between HDH, the sovereign of ShriKailasa and each of its citizens across the world, as well ShriKailasa's voice to the global media other nations and entities.

The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam reaching the world in all its forms, through the Ministries of KAILASA

DEPT. OF RELIGION & WORSHIP The governing body for all rituals and temple-related activities across the nation, overseeing temple operations in all defacto spiritual embassies and ensuring all rituals follow instructions as per the Agamas (primordial Hindu scripture). Also works for the protection of the temple premises and artifacts and liasons with Hindu entities around the world for this common cause.

DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE The governing body for all agriculture efforts and food related activities. The department's mission is to ensure all ShriKailasavasis are fed nutritious, toxin free and Vedic-Agamic compliant meals. Also runs and maintains the organic farms of ShriKailasa.

DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT & ANIMALS The foremost medium of communication between HDH, the sovereign of ShriKailasa and each of its citizens across the world, as well ShriKailasa's voice to the global media other nations and entities.

Red Om: Providing relief work for natural & man-made calamities, working to eliminate world hunger

The SPH personally organizing relief efforts and free, organic food distribution for the Thane Flood relief in Pondicherry Region (India, 2012)

Blue Om: Working for animal rights and prevention of cruelty towards animals

In Hinduism, cows are worshipped and endeared as Gau Mata, who embodies 330 million Deities and is a form of the Cosmic Mother. Picture shows Gau Mata with Her calf, spending time with Balasanths (Child Saints) of the Nithyananda Gurukul (AdiKAILASA - Bidadi, India)

White Om: Providing psychological healing, spiritual counselling and a superconscious breakthrough

Engineering college students attending a meditation program organized by KAILASA's White Om (Karnataka, 2008)

Yellow Om: Providing Satvidya – Yogic, ayurvedic solutions and medical care, including access to libraries and knowledge

Top: One of KAILASA's many medical camps set up during relief efforts for Thane Flood in Pondicherry region (India, 2012) Bottom: Free yoga classes held around the world organized by Yellow Om, for people of all ages

Green Om: Working for protecting the environment

Organic fruits, vegetables, and grains cultivated by the Peacekeepers of KAILASA, led by the SPH The produce is offered as Annadhaan (charitable service of providing free organic meals to everyone) through various embassies and centers of KAILASA.

“...I started organized public life in 2000. But my public life started when I was 12! How I started my public life? One person at a time! I’ll from walk village to village, sit, spend some time- and small boy, naturally people will become curious, all alone! They will come and try to talk to me. Then I’ll start talking to them and start enriching, whatever little way I know! It was a raw, crude, ground-level way,

- Autobiography of the Avatar, the SPH Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam

Over 26+ years of untiring contribution, delivering more than 18,000 hours of public discourses, designing and conducting over 100 types of meditation workshops, and serving more than 1 billion people through free, organic, vegetarian food distribution (Annadhan), the SPH is bringing both the lifestyle and knowledge of Hinduism to the world in a grand scale.

Left (19 Oct 2002): Ananda Spurana Meditation Workshop in AdiKAILASA - Bidadi, India Right (26 Feb 2020): Public Presidential Address to the Global Hindu Diaspora

“KAILASA is a place where everything related to Superconsciousness is revived.

All the sampradayas*, all the spiritual ecosystems created for Enlightenment will be revived and established in such a way, it never gets lost again, there forever serving the humanity”

- The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam (6 Jan 2019)

*Sampradaya: The multiple arms/sects of Hinduism, each exploring the science of awakening the individual's peak possibility, in a unique, time-tested, fool-proof way

The adulation of violence in recent lifestyle has enabled disruption in several nations - affecting millions of lives with mental distress, physical health ailments, defalcation of food supply, and pinpointed destruction to the infrastructure of several countries.

The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam, has dedicated His life and made it His mission to bring global peace from the ground-level, through the KAILASA's Dept. of Religion & Worship, and Dept. of Human Services.

To bring harmony in humanity, to create a life of freedom and peace for every individual on the planet, through the revival of the Temple Ecosystems.

Arunachaleshwara Temple (Thiruvannamalai, India)

"...Joshua Gordon, M.D., Ph.D., director of the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), pointed out that environmental factors present both risk and protective influences on mental health. He grouped such factors into three types.

From 1994 to this date, the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism has worked tirelessly in the revival of Temple Ecosystems globally.

Through KAILASA's Dept. of Religion & Worship, and Dept. of Human Services led by the SPH, this life-long commitment to the mission and vision of bringing global harmony, sustainable living, and reproducible ecosystems has been proven in building active, contributing Temple Ecosystems around the world.

1994: The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism (Thiruvannamalai)

21 Oct 2006: Following a meditation under the sacred Banyan Tree in AdiKAILASA, peacekeepers of KAILASA along with children of the Nithyananda Gurukul celebrate the auspicious occasion of Deepavali (AdiKAILASA - Bidadi, India)

22 Dec 2018: Peacekeepers of KAILASA and participants of the Paramashivoham Meditation Workshop take part in the celebrations of a traditional flag-hoisting ceremony. (AdiKAILASA - Bidadi, India)

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14 Dec 2006: The SPH conducting the Nithyananda Spurana Convention (Life Bliss Program Level 2) - a meditation workshop (Chennai, India)

17 Dec 2006: The SPH conducting the Nithyananda Spurana Convention (Life Bliss Program Level 2) at St. Peter's Engineering College (Chennai, India)

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26 May 2006: Peacekeepers of KAILASA and the SPH embark on the Himalayan Yatra - the traditional sacred pilgrimage to the Himalayan Mountains, and up the river Ganga. (Harsil, India)

20 Dec 2011: The Temple Ecosystem of Thiruvannamalai serves as the driving factor in maintaining the lifestyle of health, wealth, and well-being for the denizens of Thiruvannamalai, one of the remaining living temple ecosystems. (Thiruvannamalai, India)

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31 Dec 2018: Peacekeepers of KAILASA and participants of the Paramashivoham Meditation Workshop take part in morning meditation, and traditional puja, or ritualistic worship. (AdiKAILASA - Bidadi, India)

17 Aug 2014: The distribution of sweet butter as part of the Krishna Janmashtami Celebrations - the celebration of Lord Krishna's birth (AdiKAILASA - Bidadi, India)

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17 Aug 2014: Playfully colourful celebrations of Krishna Janmashtami (AdiKAILASA - Bidadi, India)

17 Aug 2014: As a part of the Krishna Janmashtama Celebrations, peacekeepers of KAILASA distributing free organic food to the public (AdiKAILASA - Bidadi, India)

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11 Sept 2016: The peacekeepers of KAILASA, led by Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, take part in Kara Séva - the voluntary contribution of physical service towards the cleaning, or construction of the sacred Hindu temple. (AdiKAILASA - Bidadi, India)

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2 Jan 2013: The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam arrives with volunteers and KAILASA’s peacekeepers, to provide relief efforts to the cyclone-hit Pondicherry region through distribution of food, water, and basic necessities, medical camps, and clearing the local roads for further relief efforts. (Pondicherry, India)

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4 Jan 2012: Thane Flood Relief Food Preparations (Pondicherry, India)

4 Jan 2012: Thane Flood Relief Food Preparations (Pondicherry, India)

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3 Jan 2012: Pondicherry - Thane Flood Relief Medical Camps

4 Jan 2012: Pondicherry - Thane Flood Relief Medical Camps

(Left) 1994: KAILASA in Thiruvannamalai is traditionally passed on to the hands of the SPH JGM HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam (Right) 2017: KAILASA in Thiruvannamalai receiving visitors and delegates for the Kalpataru Meditation Workshop, and Shiva Deeksha

*Shiva Deeksha: one of the primary initiations of Hinduism

6 Jan 2013: KAILASA in Thiruvannamalai traditionally celebrates the birth date of the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam

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Jan 2011: KAILASA in Thiruvannamalai The SPH Himself directly serving Annadhan, and traditional temple services

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2006-2008: KAILASA in Thiruvannamalai

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11 March 2017: KAILASA in Thiruvannamalai Thousands arrive to celebrate the Enlightenment Ecosystem, and to traditionally meet the SPH JGM HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam

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Tiruchengode Sarvajnapeetham - Adi Nithyananda Peetham The first temple ecosystem established by the SPH JGM HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam at the age of 23, on the banks of the sacred Kaveri River (2001). This was the start of the borderless Hindu Temple Ecosystem we know today as KAILASA.

AdiKAILASA Nithyananda Peetham in Bidadi After having a vision of the sacred Banyan Tree, the SPH had established the AdiKAILASA Temple Ecosystem with this same Banyan Tree at its heart - the main headquarters of KAILASA (2003).

AdiKAILASA Nithyananda Peetham in Bidadi Through the livestream of the sacred Banyan Tree and deities, the temple ecosystem of AdiKAILASA is continuously available to all - from wherever they are.

AdiKAILASA Nithyananda Peetham in Bidadi The continuous flow of worship and temple services.

KAILASA in Columbus, Ohio (USA) The first temple established by the SPH outside India. The temple physically came to life in just 9 months. The chief presiding deities of the temple are Sri Nithyanandeshwara and Nithyanandeshwari. The deities are 7-feet tall granite, weighing 6 tons, and their divine faces have been directly hand-carved by the SPH.

KAILASA in Los Angeles, California (USA) The Los Angeles temple, first inaugurated in 2005, then established in its permanent location in 2007, houses the largest Shiva linga and Rajarajeshwari Devi in North America.

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KAILASA in Los Angeles, California (USA) As a 25'000 square ft temple-complex, housing 80+ deities, it is one of the largest Hindu Temple ecosystems in the West.

KAILASA in Seattle, Washington (USA) Housing the blissful dancing form of Ganesha, and the largest living Nataraja deity outside of India, KAILASA in Seattle is also known as Chidambaram* of the West.

*Chidambaram Temple: The ancient Hindu temple where Paramashiva resides as Nataraja, the Cosmic Dancer and expression of Akasha/Space. The big toe of Nataraja has also been revealed to be the centre of the Earth's magnetic equator.

KAILASA in San Jose, California (USA) Inaugurated in 2009, KAILASA in San Jose radiates the energy of the 'Madurai' Meenakshi Temple. The chief presiding deities of the temple are Devi Meenakshi, the Shiva Linga, Lord Sri Nithyanandeshwara and Devi Nithyanandeshwari (Lord Shiva and the Cosmic Mother) which have been created, installed and energized by the SPH Himself.

* Madurai Meenakshi Temple: Home to Devi Meenakshi- the Divine Cosmic Mother, and the consort of Lord Sundareshwar, the most beautiful and blissful form of Lord Shiva.

KAILASA in St. Louis, Missouri (USA) Alongside the Shiva Linga and Nithyananda Ganesha, KAILASA in St. Louis carries the energy of Tirumala Tirupati of South India and houses the one of the tallest Venkateshwara deities in North America, along with His consorts - Sridevi and Bhudevi. The beautiful landscape nestled among the woods and rolling hills of Missouri stretches for 20 acres.

* Thirumala Tirupati is one of the most beloved of Lord Vishnu, whose temple is the most visited (of any religion) in the world

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KAILASA in Phoenix, Arizona (USA) Home to over 21 deities and with a temple structure of 2500 square feet, KAILASA in Phoenix has been directly established by the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam - serving as an energy field of worship, meditation, and celebration for over 7 years

KAILASA in Houston, Texas (USA) Formally inaugurated in 2017, the SPH has declared KAILASA in Houston as the Parihara Sthala for all the Navagraha doshas

*The space in which all ill-effects of the 9 celestial bodies are removed

KAILASA in Toronto, Canada Inaugurated on July 2011, KAILASA in Toronto is the only Hindu temple in the West with all 63 Nayanmars, and 18 Siddhas residing as deities. The temple deities here are seated exactly as they existentially preside in Kailaasa around Paramashiva, the Primordial Deity of Hinduism

*Nayanmars: The most endearing, and notable Saints of Hinduism *Siddhas: Literally meaning "the accomplished/perfected one"

KAILASA in Toronto, Canada Active and alive from 2011 onwards, KAILASA in Toronto has been blessed to radiate the superconscious energy of Kailaasa. This temple ecosystem goes on providing various temple services to the community such as Annadhan, and traditional Hindu ceremonies.

KAILASA's Dept. of Religion and Worship, Dept. of Human Services, and each of KAILASA's Temple Ecosystems consider the Right of Happiness to be the highest fundamental right of all humans - in fact, all beings.

The ultimate goal for Hinduism and KAILASA, led by the SPH JGM HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam, is the material and spiritual well-being, and prosperity of humanity.

“We will revive the food supply system of Kailaasa ... Before you get hungry, food will be ready. Continuous annadhan. I am not giving any fantasy. It is already becoming reality.”

The developmental, economic, social, and medical impacts of malnutrition and famine have a critical impact on the individual, familial, community, national, ultimately on the global level.

With the on-going COVID-19 pandemic triggering an alarming spike in food insecurity, the United Nations have given warnings of famines of biblical proportions. In 2020 alone, 690 million people were estimated to be pushed into food insecurity.

The access and availability to organic food has become of utmost importance.

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22 Nov 2002 - The pictures show the early days of KAILASA's spiritual mission, where the SPH is offering Annadhan (providing a free, organic, vegetarian meal), on Kartikai Deepam. (Thiruvannamalai, India)

2013: Even with a fractured hand, the SPH JGM HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam engaged in selfless work day and night, inspiring the peacekeepers of the Sovereign Order of KAILASA to engage in selfless service, leading the nation of KAILASA by example. In 2011, the SPH had a multiple compound fracture with the bone protruding out of the skin. In 2013, two steel implants that were fastened in 2011 were removed as the bones had healed completely. This picture is after that surgery.

3 Jan 2012: Pondicherry - Thane Flood Relief

3 Jan 2012: Pondicherry - Thane Flood Relief

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3 Jan 2012: Pondicherry - Thane Flood Relief

9 Sept 2011: Nithyananda Annalaya Inauguration (Thiruvannamalai, India)

25 Nov 2005: Arogya Yoga Health Workshop (Tamil Nadu, India)

12 Dec 2007: Nithyananda Spurana Meditation Workshop (Salem, India)

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20 Sept 2012: Nithyananda Spurana Meditation Workshop (Thiruvannamalai, India)

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27 Nov 2012: Karthikai Deepam Celebrations (Thiruvannamalai, India)

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10 May 2017: Inner Awakening Meditation Workshop (Thiruvannamalai, India)

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10 April 2017: Kalpataru Meditation Workshop (Thiruvannamalai, India)

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5 May 2016: Bhandara feast served for Respected Spiritual Leaders and Hindu Monks (AdiKAILASA - Bidadi, India)

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28 April 2016: Kalpataru Meditation Workshop (AdiKAILASA - Bidadi, India)

11 March 2017: Arunachala Sarvajnapeetham, Thiruvannamalai, India

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18 Aug 2019: Thiruchengode Sarvajnapeetham, India

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6 July 2019: Annadhan distributed during Guru Purnima - the traditional celebration of Guru (KAILASA in Houston)

8 Dec 2016: Sadashivoham Meditation Workshop (AdiKAILASA - Bidadi, India)

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30 May 2020: Annadhan service continues in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis (Madurai, India)

1943 – 1944: In the man-made famine of Bengal, as per existing records 3+ million were murdered. The Prime minister of the world’s biggest empire controlling 1/3rd of mankind claimed they could not do anything about the people dying of hunger because - “Hindus bred like rabbits and the famine was their fault”.

2016, Ujjain : In Ujjain Kumbh Mela, the peacekeepers of KAILASA served organic food to over 3+ million. Peacekeepers of KAILASA under the leadership of the SPH Nithyananda have served more than 1 billion free meals in past 26 years and are determined to end hunger and poverty in all its forms. KAILASA, with 200 peacekeepers at any given time, can deliver what even one of the biggest countries could not deliver. KAILASA is not driven by war, fear or greed - it is an enlightenment based nation - driven by selfless service.

The Vedagamas, the source of Hindu Scripture, declares :

which means, “Let us produce food in large quantities”.

Through the widespread distribution and promotion of free, healthy, organic food, KAILASA’s global peacekeepers led by the SPH serve such that we may achieve food security, improve nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture globally.

Annadhan is the vision to end poverty and hunger, in all its forms.

(1) Taittiriya Upanishad, Brigu Valli, Chapter 3 Verse 9

Hinduism, Sanatana Hindu Dharma, is a knowledge-based tradition. What was once passed on orally from time immemorial, has in the last few thousand years begun being transmitted through written word in the form of palm-leaf scriptures, books, and libraries.

“Centuries of history of discrimination, exploitation, dispossession and colonization have led to the loss of traditional knowledge. Traditional knowledge is under threat and is being misused and misappropriated ...

Indigenous peoples’ traditional knowledge has been developed over generations through daily life practices and a close understanding of local environments. It can offer valuable responses to climate change, food insecurity, reducing inequalities and other challenges that we are trying to resolve ...”

18th Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII)

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From the original 100 million source books of Hinduism, barely 20% remain today.

Through KAILASA’s Dept. of Enlightened Civilizations, the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism has committed His life to ensure the preservation, protection, and transmission of the age-old, authentic, time-tested Hindu knowledge.

The SPH serves to not only protect the branches of knowledge remaining today, but also to revive this vast knowledge which has been lost over years of genocide, and persecution.

28 Feb 2020: Public Presidential Address to the Hindu Diaspora, by The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism

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The Rig-Vedas, one of the fundamental source scriptures of Hinduism, expresses a concept known as the Hiranyagarbha, or the “Universal Womb”.

From the concept of Hiranyagarbha, comes the understanding of the space out of which everything comes forth, Zero.

From India to Persia, then onto Arabia through the Hindu scholar Kanaka, this knowledge is today the cornerstone of everything considered as binary logic.

The traditional Hindu form of medicinal diagnostics and treatments. With its roots in Hindu scriptures and reference in chapters of the Rig-Vedas, it stands as the oldest living medicinal system still being used and practised today.

This includes the use of copper in medical instruments for its antibacterial properties, and the use of Ayurvedic methodology in treatments for Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Osteoarthritis

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Hindus have lived in Kashmir for more than 10,000 years. The name Kashmir derives its origins from the name of Rishi Kashyapa, one of the Sapta Rishis, or 7 Great Rshis, as described in Vedas (Sama Veda verse 2.218-221).

Over the course of repeated and systematic genocide, persecution, and invasion which continues to this day, Hindus were mercilessly killed and their knowledge burnt to ashes.

Today Hindus in the valley of Kashmir are less than 2% of the total population.

In the recent forced Hindu Exodus in Kashmir:

With this, an unprecedented volume of Kashmiri Shaivism's scriptures, literatures, scholars, and saints have not only been lost forever, but continue to wither away to this date.

Source: "Kashmir: Outrage over settlements for displaced Hindus". BBC 15-06-16.

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Nalanda University: Served as the global hub of knowledge for nearly 800 years. The temples, laboratories, monasteries, and 9-storey library of Nalanda University (also known as the Dharma Gunj, or Mountain of Truth) attracted scholars from across the globe.

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Nalanda University: Burned continuously for 6 and a half months in 1193. Thousands of students murdered, thousands more beheaded.

Millions of manuscripts and thousands of sincere scholars, who can never be replaced.

The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism JGM HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam has taken up the mission to revive the world's lost wisdom, ancient sciences, and indegenous knowledge traditions, for the benefit of humanity through KAILASA's Nithyananda Hindu Library (NHL).

From 2003 onwards, the SPH has been a source of continuous contribution to the preservation, protection, and transmission of knowledge in all its forms, through KAILASA's Nithyananda Jnanalaya (Library)

• Collection of 100,000+ physical literature on Hinduism

• 400,000+ digital literature, more than 240 million pages of indigenous Hindu knowledge

• Collaboration with 5 traditional libraries, including the most ancient Hindu monasteries, and preserved personal collections

• Over 3 Terabytes Yoga scriptures collected

• World's largest collection of Shaiva Agamas

• World's largest collection of Kashmiri Shaivism scriptures

Collection of 31,000+ traditionally preserved palm-leaf manuscripts, and in-house palm-leaf printing for translating digital literature to traditional palm-leaf script

Thousands of recovered ancient scriptures translated in a user-friendly way for the modern man- through more than 500 publications (both printed and digitized), translated into 27 different languages.

Digitization of 600,000+ pages of Indigenous Hindu literature, setting in-house server & storage to host over 120 Terabytes of Digitized literature

Mission and Vision of KAILASA's Nithyananda Jnanalaya (Library):

- The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam (17 Nov 2019)

Today, Education is known to be the key factor to enabling upwards socioeconomic mobility, and the strongest means of removing poverty. The right education is crucial to the well-being, stability, and growth of not only every child, but to humanity as a whole.

The Gurukul System is known to be the knowledge- transmission system of Hinduism - one of the pillars which kept Sanatana Hindu Dharma alive and standing, as the world's most ancient, living civilization.

Through KAILASA's Dept. of Education, the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, JGM HDH Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam, the Gurukul System is being revived in its entirety.

Gurukul - "Living in the Guru's Home"

After decades of study on the physical, chemical, and biological uniqueness of meditative states and Enlightened beings, it has been found that in the normal waking state alone..their brainwaves show that they are in a complete meditative state, despite being fully active and engaged.

In the world of athletics, this state is known as the "being in the zone" - a GLIMPSE into the peak of focus, cognitive function, attention, and coordination, to name a few.

Rather than a glimpse, Enlightened beings casually walk, talk, and engage with life settled in this peak.

Recent studies have also found that we imbibe the body language, behaviours, and patterns of those in our environment- not just on the behavioural level, but to the depths of the neurological layer.

This is also known as the “mirror-neuron effect”.

In this way, there is no better teacher than the Enlightened Guru, who (as per modern science) exists as the superconscious, biological, reproducible anomaly.

After careful study in the Colonialism Era, it was found that the Gurukul System was standing as the backbone and stability of the Hindu Civilization.

The Macaulay Education System was imposed on India after this revelation.

13,000 Universities across Bharat, and 200,000 Gurukuls were Destroyed in Bengal and Bihar alone

With the systematic destruction of Hindu Universities and Gurukuls, goes also more than 80% of Hinduism's Indigenous knowledge.

“Our English schools are flourishing wonderfully ... The effect of this education on the Hindoos is prodigious. No Hindoo who has received an English education ever continues to be sincerely attached to his religion ...

The Hindoo religion is so extravagantly absurd that it is impossible to teach a boy astronomy, geography, natural history, without completely destroying the hold which that religion has on his mind. ...

It is my firm belief that, if our plans of education are followed up, there will not be a single idolater among the respectable classes in Bengal thirty years hence.

And this will be effected without any efforts to proselytise, without the smallest interference with religious liberty, merely by the natural operation of knowledge and re(f)lection.

I heartily rejoice in this prospect....”

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