Hindu temples, the Cosmic Energy centers to enrich humanity and planet🔗

Living Incarnation, THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM has established Hindu temples all over the world based on the pure Agama sciences and rituals; inspiring millions of people to live, learn and benefit from the rich, fulfillfing Vedic tradition. More temples are needed to enrich the human need to directly connect and commune with the Divine and to serve the urgent planetary need for positive, peaceful energy centers.

"Temples are like satellite relay centers where highly intense spiritual energy is created and sent all over the world to help human beings heal themselves physically, mentally, emotionally, and above all spiritually.

Through Deity worship, we have mastered the science of bringing Divinity in the Deities and the art of turning stone into God."

~ THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM

The Banyan Tree is a kalpa vriksha (boon giving tree) that has manifested scores of sincere prayers. At the base of the Banyan Tree is a cave-like hollow in which was found a Svayambhu Lingam (naturally manifested Shiva lingam).

For over a 1000 years, the Banyan Tree has spread its foliage here. Permeated with healing energy, this space heals at the physical, emotional and spiritual levels. THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM had a vision of this very Banyan Tree, and later established the Aadheenam here. It bears a mystical connection to Shambhala – the metaphysical space of enlightened Masters.

In Shambhala, three trees are found that are known to bear fruits without having flowers: Athi (holy fig), Ala (banyan) and Arasa (peepal). The Bengaluru Aadheenam has these three trees as well. In the Vedic tradition, these are sacred trees, known as Vanaspati or 'Lord of the forest'. Shiva resides in the place where these three trees are found together.

Kalabhairava - the Lord of time and space, is the very powerful form of Lord Shiva. He is ever present as the Kshetra Palak, protector of the energy field at the entrance of all temples. He is the Deity of great mystical powers, bestowing completion and liberation while destroying insecurity and powerlessness.