Donate to the Thane Cyclone Relief efforts by Nithyananda
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On the fateful day of 30 December 2011, a devastating cyclone hit the coast off Puducherry and Cuddalore near Tamil Nadu in South India, leaving hundreds of thousands without food, shelter and electricity. Paramahamsa Nithyananda rushed to the cyclone-hit areas to provide the victims with every possible life support needed at this hour. Close to 2000 ashramites and volunteers and devotees of Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam from around the world are working tirelessly around the clock to provide fresh food packets, drinking water and warm clothing to the affected people. Doctors and paramedics among the devotees are providing emergency medical services and medicines. Paramahamsa Nithyananda is personally supervising the entire relief operation, as well as healing and blessing the victims. As a first step, facilities worth Rs.25,00,000 (25 lakhs) are being provided. The relief efforts are expected to reach out to at least 100,000 people per day. Speaking from the spot, Paramahamsa Nithyananda observed that the cyclone is Mother Nature’s reaction to the alarming increase in the collective negativity in human consciousness. Paramahamsa Nithyananda is on a personal mission to meditate and heal Nature, and restore the natural balance in the ecosystem. What can I do?Your support can help save thousands of lives from hunger, disease, and death. |
Other DonationsNithyananda Dhyanapeetam has been always committed to providing services to the common man. Of the various services, Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam has been constantly providing free medical care to thousands of people every week at various places where the Mission exists.
As per the glorious tradition of Vedic culture, free food is served through out the day to all visitors in the form of Prasad (energized and food that is blessed by offering to the Divine) at the 30 Anna Mandi'rs around the world. Meals are also served in schools, colleges and to the poor and needy in rural areas. Mobile Anna Mandir's serve meals in Mass meditation camps.
The Anandeshwara temple in the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam blissfully announces our plan to have the Utsava Murthi of Sri Anandeshwara and Sri Anandeshwari, the main deities in the temple. Sri Anandeshwara and Sri Anandeshwari together indicate the interlinking of the cosmic active and passive energies. The Cosmic completeness happens only when the energies complement each other.
Living enlightened master and avatar Paramahamsa Nithyananda is on a mission to create intense energy fields in different places around the world. The 21-feet Ananda Linga made of 1008 Siddha Herbs and Nava Pashana stands at the center of one such energy field in Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Ashram's Vaidhya Sarovar.
The Cow is revered as the most sacred animal to Hindus, a fact that is evidenced by the dedication of several hymns and rituals, reverentially addressing it as ‘GOMATHA’ (divine mother cow) in all the sacred scriptures including Vedas and Puranas. From the Vedic period to this day, gifting or donating cows to deserving persons, was considered a very sacred act and a way to wash away all the sins , karmas and samskaras of the past births and present births.
Bilvarchana is a potent ritual for propitiating Lord Shiva (Anandeshwara), the destroyer of negative energies. Bilvaarchana is performed by chanting of the many names of Lord Shiva. Each repetition is accompanied by the symbolic offering of a bilvapatra, a medicinal leaf which is considered dear to the Lord.
Rudra Homam is a powerful homam or fire ritual for cleansing the system of all deep-rooted disorders. The homam is performed to invoke the grace of Rudra, one of the many energies of Shiva. Science of Homam is a Vedic ritual which helps us connect to the fire element, one of the five major elements in Nature.
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