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Soverign Order of KAILASA participate in International Religious Freedom Summit in 2021 to present the advanced ideologies of Hinduism to the world;

This peacekeeping initiative provided a forum where mental and relationship issues of families were addressed through the authentic principles of Hindu governance as laid out in Vedagamas. The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam personally conducted these programs offering personalized solutions to all those in need. Nithya Dharmam is an effort to realize one's inner conflict manifesting as outer conflict and resolving the conflicts of the outer world such as relationship issues in professional and personal settings by infusing spiritual solutions and powerful cognitions in the individual to establish peace by reducing global conflict.

The show was highly influential to the general public, and many of its themes and discussion have penetrated an individual's consciousness through social and digital platforms over the years.

Nithya Dharmam - conflict resolution programs conducted by The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam as per Manu Dharma Shastra (through the years)

1 Jan 2003: Former Indian Prime Minister Sri Deve Gowda, felicitates Sri Jeevan, the person who donated the land for the Bangalore ashram. Occasion: Inauguration of Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam. He donated the land to the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam through a mystical dream guiding him to do so.

2003 - Bhoomi puja - obeisance to Mother Earth in the land identified for the ashram in Bangalore. Through this traditional ceremony, the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam breaks the earth and lays the first brick thus flagging off construction.

Pranapratishta (installing energy into the Deities)

(Left) 2003 – The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam assumes the Peeta (the spiritual seat of honor reserved for the sovereign of the organization) for the first time. (Right) Inauguration function in the presence of spiritual and political leaders.

(left) Early days of healing. (right) 2004 Jayanti celebrations - offering Aarati to the throne.

Sri Satya Sai Trust offers golden padukas – sandals – to the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam

(Left) 2005 – The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam commences installation of the new Dakshinamurti deity under the sacred banyan tree. (Right) The Swayambu Linga - naturally formed Shiva Linga Deity - is taken and consecrated in front of the new Dakshinamurti deity under the sacred banyan.

Volunteers (Ananda sevaks) in blissful service under the banyan tree. Dec 2005, first ever Nithyanandam program, Bangalore ashram.

Morning Guru Puja under the banyan tree, Bangalore ashram, Dec 2006.

Jayanti 2007 celebrations at Bangalore ashram. With spiritual and political leaders:

3 September 2005: marked the momentous occasion of the inauguration of the Western Hemisphere Headquarters in Los Angeles, USA. 25 ashramites (residents of the monastery) from different walks of life and with varied professional backgrounds came together to be part of the Mission; to live together and dedicate their lives towards practicing and spreading the teachings of the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam to the world at large.

With the freshly adorned Devi deity at the inauguration of the Los Angeles Vedic temple, Nov 2007.

The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam receives a farewell card. Departure to world tour 2007, Bengaluru Aadheenam, India

A group of disciples visit Tiruvannamalai to learn traditional sacred arts. Here, they are seen learning to play the 'Udal drums' that are exclusive to the rich heritage of Tiruvannamalai, and also a childhood passion for the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam.

In September 2007, over 200 devotees gathered in Los Angeles for a 10-day intensive Mission Training program. Participants, in the presence of the Master Himself, had the opportunity to study to serve the mission in a range of different areas. Some trained as acharyas (spiritual teachers), some trained as pujacharyas (conductors of religious rituals) and some trained to serve efficiently as ananda sevaks (blissful volunteers). Each morning throughout the training, the students started their day with Nithya Dhyaan (Life Bliss Meditation) and Nithya Yoga. The training was inspiring and enjoyable for all with plenty of discourses and interactive question/answer sessions with the Master – the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam.

Picture taken during the Himalayan tour, 2006.

A 3-day Nithya Dhyaan mega satsang in Bangalore city, India. 20 to 22 Dec 2007, Palace Grounds.

“Sixty thousand years of Vedic tradition lived and expressed in one life. Aspirations and ambitions of (sixty thousand years of) the world’s oldest human civilization personified and perfected in one human body- Vedic tradition realized and radiating in one body.”

~ The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam

BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF KAILASA'S SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM JAGADGURU MAHĀSANNIDHĀNAM