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KAILASA's Jurisprudence - Volume 1

Title XI

Rights and Responsibilities of the Citizens of Kailasa

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  • 1. The citizens of Kailasa are under the ecclesiastical governance of Kailasa.
  • 2. The citizens of Kailasa are responsible to spread the message and teachings of Paramashiva now in the living avatar of BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM to as many people and places worldwide to enable the revival of Kailasa on planet earth in all its glory and dimensions.
  • 3. The citizens of Kailasa have the right to worship the Divine according to the prescripts of their own rite and to follow their own form of spiritual life so long as it is consonant with the Vedagamas.
  • 4. The citizens of Kailasa are at liberty to found and direct associations for purposes of devotion or charity or for the promotion of the Kailasa nation and its principles in the world and to hold meetings for the common pursuit of these purposes.
  • 5. The citizens of Kailasa have the right as per the Vedagamas to free education so that they are enabled to realization of the Ultimate and to manifest the state, space, powers, being and Kailasa of Paramashiva.
  • 6. Those engaged in the sacred disciplines have a just freedom of inquiry and of expressing their opinion prudently on those matters in which they possess expertise, while observing the ecclesiastical authority of Kailasa.
  • 7. All the citizens of Kailasa have the right to be free from any kind of coercion in choosing a state of life.
  • 8. No one is permitted to harm illegitimately the good reputation which a person possesses nor to injure the right of any person to protect his or her own privacy.
  • 9. The citizens of Kailasa can legitimately vindicate and defend the rights which they possess in the competent forum according to the norm of law.
    • a. If they are summoned to a trial by a competent authority, the citizens of Kailasa also have the right to be judged according to the prescripts of the law applied with equity.
    • b. The citizens of Kailasa have the right not to be punished with penalties except according to the norm of law.
  • 10. The citizens of Kailasa are obliged to assist with the needs of Kailasa so that Kailasa has what is necessary for the revival of itself and do its spiritual, economic, political, social, and other responsibilities.
    • a. They are also obliged to promote social justice and, with deference to the revelations of Paramashiva, by living and spreading the universal truths of abundance and auspiciousness.
  • 11. In exercising their rights, the citizens of Kailasa, both as individuals and gathered together in associations, must take into account the common good of Kailasa, the rights of others, and their own duties toward others.
    • a. In view of the common good, ecclesiastical authority can direct the exercise of rights which are proper to the citizens of Kailasa.
  • 12. Citizens of Kailasa who excel in necessary knowledge and integrity are qualified to assist the ministers of Kailasa as experts and advisors, even in councils according to the norm of law.
    • a. The citizens are bound by the obligation and possess the right to acquire knowledge of Hinduism appropriate to the capacity and condition of each in order

for them to be able to live according to this doctrine, announce it themselves, defend it if necessary, and take their part in exercising their authority.

  • b. They also possess the right to acquire that fuller knowledge of the sacred sciences which are taught in ecclesiastical universities and faculties or in institutes of religious sciences, by attending classes there and pursuing academic degrees.
  • c. If the prescripts regarding the requisite suitability have been observed, they are also qualified to receive from the legitimate ecclesiastical authority a mandate to teach the sacred sciences.