Who is THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM - The many dimensions of THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM

Who is His Divine Holiness Nithyananda Paramashivam?

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The many dimensions of
His Divine Holiness
Nithyananda Paramashivam

Incarnations, Great Seers, Rishis, Munis, Siddhas (Superconscious mutants) who know the Science of Incarnation as per Hinduism, predicted and recognised HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam as an incarnation of Paramashiva and Parashakti

Mata Vibhutananda Puri

Poondi Swamigal

Isakki Swamigal

Annamalai Swamigal

Kanchi Paramacharya

Visiri Swamigal

Sri Tiruchi Mahaswami

Yogiraj Yogananda Puri

Thinnai Swami

The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism

Sri Sadhu Om

Angapradakshina
Annamalai
Swamigal

Srinivasa Swamigal

Mouna Swami Narayanasamy

Vidwan Panduranganar

230th Guru Maha
Sannidhanam
of Thondaimandala
Aadheenam

Gnanananda Giri

SHASTRA PRAMANA

(Hindu scriptural reference for THE POWER OF GURUVAK)

IN THE GURU GITA, VERSE 40, PARAMASHIVA REVEALS:

गुरुवक्त्रे स्थितं ब्रह्म प्राप्यते तत्प्रसादतः |
गुरोर्ध्यानं सदा कुर्यात् कुलस्त्री स्वपतिं यथा || ४० ||

guruvaktre sthitaṁ brahma prāpyate tatprasādataḥ |
gurordhyānaṁ sadā kuryāt kulastrī svapatiṁ yathā || 40 ||

Knowledge is situated in the Guru's mouth or organ of speech, Guruvaktra, and this knowledge is attainable by devotion onto the Guru, Gurubhakti. In the three worlds, this fact is clearly enunciated by the divine Sages (devarṣis), ancestors (pitṛ̇as) and learned men.

SHASTRA PRAMANA

(Hindu scriptural reference for the POWER OF INTEGRITY TO THE GURU)

IN THE GURU GITA, VERSE 257, PARAMASHIVA REVEALS to DEVI, HIS DIVINE CONSORT:

गुरुर्देवो गुरुर्धर्मो गुरौ निष्ठा परं तपः |
गुरोः परतरं नास्ति त्रिवारं कथयानि ते || २५७ ||

gururdevo gururdharmo gurau niṣṭhā paraṁ tapaḥ |
guroḥ parataraṁ nāsti trivāraṁ kathayāni te || 257 ||

Guru is God. Guru is Dharma. The greatest penance (tapa) is niṣṭha, unshakable one-pointed integrity to the Guru. There is nothing superior to Guru or beyond the Guru. I repeat this three-times.