Golden Temple, Nithyananda Peetham
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Bengaluru Aadheenam, India

In 2014, construction began under the direct auspices of His Holiness, H.H. Paramahamsa Nithyananda. At the existing Nithyanandeshwara Temple, Bengaluru Aadheenam, the world's largest Shiva temple will be the first golden temple built for Lord Shiva in the modern era. The temple is being constructed as per the Agama Shastras, the perfect scriptures, directly mandated by Lord Shiva.
Embodying Divinity, the large, majestic temple will become the pilgrimage destination (dham) for billions on the planet, fulfilling their Divine faiths and earthly aspirations. Its sacred energy field (ksetra) will draw countless numbers to directly connect, commune and experience the Divine through worship, devotion, meditation and ritual ceremonies, proclaiming the accession of the Vedic era.






“It is the first golden temple for Mahadeva, Shiva. Mahadeva had golden temples earlier. The Tanjore (Brihadishwara temple) was a golden temple. Unfortunately, during the invasions, the gold was stripped off. This will be the first golden temple for Mahadeva in the modern era. The main parts of the temple will be gold coated – the garbha griha (inner sanctum of main deity), mukha mandap (pillared hall in front of sanctum), ardha mandap (connecting the previous 2 areas), maha mandap (tallest, largest hall), vasantha mandap (festival hall) and so on…” - H.H. Paramahamsa Nithyananda





The temple contruction in progress at the Bengaluru Aadheenam with stone and earth work, and laying of foundation.



Stone pillars and walls for the upcoming temple





TEMPLE CONSTRUCTION
EARTH WORK
FOUNDATION
MATERIAL



Vimana Bali Peetham Dwajastambham Gopuram Mahai Mandapam Adhikara Nandi Praharam Sahasrara Visuddha Anahata Manipura Swadhisthana Muladhara Gopuram is the Feet of the God
H.H. Paramahamsa Nithyananda as the spiritual inspiration, has established:
◆ 15 Hindu temples in India in Bangalore, Salem, Hosur, Rajapalayam, Tiruvanamalai, Pondicherry, Chennai, Erode, Madurai, Kanchipuram, Hyderabad, Varanasi, Seeragapadi, Rasipuram and Sirkazhi.
◆ 17 Hindu temples across the world including Los Angeles, Seattle, Ohio, Oklahoma, San Jose, New York, St. Louis, Phoenix, Houston, Charlotte in USA, Toronto in Canada, Singapore, Guadeloupe, Oman, Kuala Lampur, Washington DC and Melbourne in Australia.
◆ Work is underway for establishing 8 more Hindu temples within India.
These temples serve as Cosmic Energy hubs and learning centers reaching the Vedic lifestyle to people in their own places.
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Cost Estimate
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INR 300 crores
