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Temple of Anandeshwar
- Ashram, Bangalore

On 1 st of January 2007, Swamiji performed a grand kumbabhisheka – first holy bath - to the temple of Sri Anandeshwar at the ashram in Bangalore.

Built with granite stone and along similar lines of the Arunachala temple of Tiruvannamalai, this temple is being built at a rapid pace with the love and devotion of devotees and disciples of Nithyananda. It beholds an energy field pregnant with the Cosmic Energy.

The presiding deities of the temple – Sri Anandeshwar and Anandeshwari, made out of the five metals namely: copper, bronze, measuring 7 ½ feet in height and weighing 2 ½ tonnes, went through a grand procession in South India, offering darshan to crores of people, before entering the temple. They were consecrated through prana prathishta – a method of consecration by which the Existential energy is instilled in the deities – by Swamiji, on 1 st Jan 2007 . Bearing the profound distinction of being consecrated by an Enlightened Master himself, these deities exude the Cosmic Energy, creating an atmosphere where mere existence is meditation. Just being here heals one at the physical, mental and spiritual levels.

This temple is the energy hub of the ashram. It offers a space for the spirit to soar and experience the all-pervading Energy. The energy field is strengthened through continuous spiritual practices by ordained brahmacharis of the ashram. Vedic chanting, powerful fire rituals, specially designed pujas and other offerings, happen here continuously. Up to 1008 varieties of food items are offered here on special occasions.

Envisioned as a spiritual nerve center of the Universe, this temple is already being celebrated and experienced by devotees and visitors with great devotion and zeal.

Around the sanctum, work is proceeding to complete the temple structure and fulfill this grand vision. In order to expedite this process, you may contribute towards this and be a part of this imposing manifestation.

Click the following and see the pictures of the step by step Temple evolvement

- Temple of Anandeshwar - Foundation stone - 20 Apr 06

- Initiating the stone cutting process for Temple of Anandeshwar - 31 July '06, Rasipuram, Tamilnadu

- Temple of Anandeshwar - dieties in making - 03 Aug 06

- Purifying & Energizing - Temple of Sri Anandeshwar - 20 Nov '06 onwards, Ashram, Bangalore

- Erection of flag staff at Temple of Sri Anandeshwar - 07 Dec 06

- Historic Prana Prathishta - Consecrating the Garbha - 11 Dec 06

- Receiving the Flagstaff flag and rope for Brahmotsav - 20 Dec 06

- Swamiji's 30 th Jayanti celebrations and Maha Kumbabhisheka to the Temple of Sri Anandeshwar, Ashram, Bangalore -1jan 06

What is seen below are the main deities Sri Anandeshwar and Anandeshwari. Seen below the deities is the Svymbhu Linga (self-created form of Lord Shiva, found here from time immemorial near the banyan tree) which Swamiji consecrated on Jan 1st 2007 on the occasion of his 30th Birthday celebration.

Nandi (sacred bull of Lord Shiva) and flagstaff in front of Anandeshwar temple
Traditionally, in temples, the flagstaff outside the sanctum sanctorum, has religious symbols carved on the four sides. The paramahamsa (the Supreme Swan) logo of Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, on one of the four sides of the flagstaff is seen here.
The banyan tree carved on another side of the flagstaff
Sri Anandeshwara and Anandeshwari carved on another side of the flagstaff
A carving of Nithyananda on the fourth side of the flagstaff

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