🌕 Pournami - Aushadha Annadhan at KAILASA Tiruvannamalai 🍲🙏 On this sacred Pournami, receive the divine grace of Nithyananda Aushadha Annadhan at KAILASA Tiruvannamalai. Partake in blessed sattvic, organic, and healing meals offered in the sacred presence of Arunachala, as a living expression of the compassion and vision of THE SPH, BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM, nourishing both body and being. 📍 KAILASA Tiruvannamalai | Sri Nithyananda Janmabhūmi | Sri Nithyananda Janmabhūmi Kshetram | Sri Nithyananda Janmabhūmi Sthalam 🌕 Today | 25 - 26 September 2026 #freefood #Thiruvannamali #Kailasa #Nithyananda

KING (CHAIRPERSON) OF THE NYARUBANDE BATWA HANDCRAFT HUB, UGANDA, HONORS THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM AND PROCLAIMS RECOGNITION ON THE 46TH CHATURMASYA His Majesty Niyibizi Evarist — King (Chairperson) of the Nyarubande Batwa Handcraft Hub, Republic of Uganda — has issued an official Proclamation recognizing and honoring The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism ("SPH"), Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam, on the auspicious occasion of KAILASA's 46th Chaturmasya Observance. Signed on 14 September 2026, the Proclamation acknowledges the SPH's contributions toward the preservation of Hindu spiritual heritage, Indigenous cultural traditions, humanitarian service, interfaith harmony, and the promotion of global peace and unity among all peoples. It further proclaims that the Nyarubande Batwa Handcraft Hub celebrates the values of cultural preservation, religious freedom, ultimate compassion, non-violence, and cooperation among diverse communities worldwide. The recognition carries particular significance as an expression of solidarity between two ancient Indigenous traditions — the Batwa, one of the oldest Indigenous peoples of the Great Lakes region, and the enlightened Hindu Indigenous civilizational tradition revived through KAILASA — both committed to the protection of ancestral knowledge systems, sacred heritage, and traditional craft and cultural continuity. Chaturmasya is an auspicious season in the Hindu calendar dedicated to austere spiritual practices, inner reflection, and spiritual transformation. The SPH's 46th Chaturmasya culminates with the grand 10-day Navratri celebrations in October, attended by thousands worldwide. This year's observance began with the launch of Abhayam Sarvabhūtebhyo ("Refuge for All Beings") through the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations' High Commissioner for Refugees (UAN-HCR) — a humanitarian initiative providing refuge, protection, assistance, and pathways toward dignity and self-reliance for those displaced by war, persecution, natural disasters, and humanitarian crises. About KAILASA, SOKN and the SPH The United States of KAILASA represents the revival of an ancient enlightened Hindu Indigenous civilizational tradition, restored through the unbroken Guru Parampara and spiritual lineage succession of the SPH. It was established to preserve, revive, and share the enlightened Indigenous civilizational knowledge of Hinduism — providing spiritual solutions to humanity through conscious governance, education, and cultural diplomacy. The SPH serves as the ecclesiastical head of the Sovereign Order of KAILASA's Nithyananda ("SOKN"), an international Hindu spiritual and humanitarian order whose monastic members serve communities in more than 150 countries through spiritual guidance, humanitarian service, and compassionate action grounded in the principles of Advaita (Oneness) and Ahimsa (Non-violence). His appointment as the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism was affirmed through the sacred recognition and appointment of a congregation of more than one thousand eight (1008) Hindu pontiffs, representing the continuation of the ancient Hindu spiritual institution of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism. KAILASA is a founding member of the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations ("UAN"), an international coalition bringing together more than one hundred sixty (160+) Indigenous nations, kingdoms, peoples, and communities across multiple regions of the world, established to foster Indigenous cooperation, cultural preservation, environmental stewardship, protection of ancestral knowledge systems, and collaboration toward global peace and mutual flourishing. We extend our profound gratitude to His Majesty Niyibizi Evarist and the Nyarubande Batwa Handcraft Hub for this historic recognition of the SPH's spiritual leadership, humanitarian service, and immeasurable contributions to Hinduism and humanity. #SPHRecognition #46thChaturmasya #Uganda #Batwa #NyarubandeBatwaHandcraftHub #IndigenousPeoples #IndigenousRights #KAILASA #UAN #SanatanaHinduDharma #AbhayamSarvabhutebhyo #RefugeForAllBeings #HumanitarianService #ReligiousFreedom #Hinduism

MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR KALENGA CONSTITUENCY AND CHAIRPERSON OF THE PARLIAMENTARY STANDING COMMITTEE ON WATER AND ENVIRONMENT, REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA, HONORS THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM AND PROCLAIMS RECOGNITION ON THE 46TH CHATURMASYA Hon. Jackson Gedion Kiswaga — Member of Parliament for Kalenga Constituency and Chairperson of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Water and Environment, Republic of Tanzania — has issued an official Proclamation recognizing and honoring the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism ("SPH"), Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam ("JGM"), His Divine Holiness ("HDH") Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam, on the auspicious occasion of KAILASA's Chaturmasya 2026. Signed on 19 September 2026, the Proclamation acknowledges the SPH's contributions toward the preservation of Hindu spiritual heritage, Indigenous cultural traditions, humanitarian service, interfaith harmony, and the promotion of global peace and unity among all peoples. It further proclaims that the people of Kalenga Constituency, Iringa Region, Republic of Tanzania, celebrate the values of cultural preservation, religious freedom, ultimate compassion, non-violence, environmental stewardship, and cooperation among diverse communities worldwide. The Proclamation also recognizes that the Republic of Tanzania is home to more than one hundred and twenty Indigenous peoples and ancient nations, whose languages, lineages, sacred sites, and ancestral knowledge systems form an irreplaceable part of the heritage of humanity, and whose custodianship of land, water, and environment continues to sustain their communities. Chaturmasya is an auspicious season in the Hindu calendar dedicated to austere spiritual practices, inner reflection, and spiritual transformation. The SPH's 46th Chaturmasya culminates with the grand 10-day Navratri celebrations in October, attended by thousands worldwide. This year's observance began with the launch of Abhayam Sarvabhūtebhyo ("Refuge for All Beings") through the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations' High Commissioner for Refugees (UAN-HCR) — a humanitarian initiative providing refuge, protection, assistance, and pathways toward dignity and self-reliance for those displaced by war, persecution, natural disasters, and humanitarian crises. About KAILASA, SOKN and the SPH The United States of KAILASA represents the revival of an ancient enlightened Hindu Indigenous civilizational tradition, restored through the unbroken Guru Parampara and spiritual lineage succession of the SPH. It was established to preserve, revive, and share the enlightened Indigenous civilizational knowledge of Hinduism — providing spiritual solutions to humanity through conscious governance, education, and cultural diplomacy. The SPH serves as the ecclesiastical head of the Sovereign Order of KAILASA's Nithyananda ("SOKN"), an international Hindu spiritual and humanitarian order whose monastic members serve communities in more than 150 countries through spiritual guidance, humanitarian service, and compassionate action grounded in the principles of Advaita (Oneness) and Ahimsa (Non-violence). As successor through the ancient Hindu Guru Parampara, the SPH was coronated in accordance with traditional Hindu spiritual succession traditions, reviving, reunifying, and restoring the continuity of twenty-one (21) ancient enlightened Hindu Indigenous Kingdoms. His appointment as the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism was further affirmed through the sacred recognition and appointment of a congregation of more than one thousand eight (1008) Hindu pontiffs, representing the continuation of the ancient Hindu spiritual institution of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism. KAILASA is a founding member of the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations ("UAN"), an international coalition bringing together more than one hundred sixty (160+) Indigenous nations, kingdoms, peoples, and communities across multiple regions of the world, established to foster Indigenous cooperation, cultural preservation, environmental stewardship, protection of ancestral knowledge systems, and collaboration toward global peace and mutual flourishing. We extend our profound gratitude to Hon. Jackson Gedion Kiswaga and the people of Kalenga Constituency for this historic recognition of the SPH's spiritual leadership, humanitarian service, and immeasurable contributions to Hinduism and humanity. #SPHRecognition #46thChaturmasya #Tanzania #KalengaConstituency #IringaRegion #Parliament #EnvironmentalStewardship #KAILASA #UAN #SanatanaHinduDharma #AbhayamSarvabhutebhyo #RefugeForAllBeings #HumanitarianService #ReligiousFreedom #Hinduism

UAN Diplomatic Engagement at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) On September 23, 2026, delegates of the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations (UAN) were honored to meet with Ms. Jocelyn Perry — Senior Advocate and Program Manager of the Climate Displacement Program, Refugees International, and Ms. Julia Davatzes — Consultant, Climate Displacement Program, Refugees International, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. During the meeting, the delegation presented the UAN booklet, highlighting its mission, vision, initiatives, and contributions. The exchange provided an opportunity to discuss shared priorities and explore potential areas of collaboration. UAN is an intergovernmental organization (IGO) founded by a coalition of more than 150 Indigenous nations, groups, and communities committed to advancing cross-cultural governance, sustainable development, and holistic well-being. By integrating ancestral wisdom, diplomatic engagement, and science-based wellness practices, UAN seeks to support lasting peace and positive change at the national, regional, and global levels. Under its Headquarters Agreement with Guinea-Bissau, UAN holds the same host-country status as the United Nations holds with the United States. #Kailasa #Nithyananda #UNGA

UAN Diplomatic Engagement at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) On September 22, 2026, delegates of the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations (UAN) were honored to meet with Dr. Edward L. Trimble, MD, MPH — Co-Chair, Women’s Health & Economic Empowerment Network (WHEN), on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. During the meeting, the delegation presented the UAN booklet, highlighting its mission, vision, initiatives, and contributions. The exchange provided an opportunity to discuss shared priorities and explore potential areas of collaboration. UAN is an intergovernmental organization (IGO) founded by a coalition of more than 150 Indigenous nations, groups, and communities committed to advancing cross-cultural governance, sustainable development, and holistic well-being. By integrating ancestral wisdom, diplomatic engagement, and science-based wellness practices, UAN seeks to support lasting peace and positive change at the national, regional, and global levels. Under its Headquarters Agreement with Guinea-Bissau, UAN holds the same host-country status as the United Nations holds with the United States.