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Who Is His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda? Preface This Grand Narrative is the truthful story of persecution on a spiritual leader (Guru) and His community - a minority subsect of Hinduism - by the Hindu extremist militant terrorist forces. These forces are extreme, in that they want one single ‘Guruless’ ideology of Hinduism, which they can control exclusively. What they cannot digest into themselves, they systematically exterminate. Sanatana Hindu Dharma stands on three pillars - Temples and temple-based communities, Gurukuls (ancient Hindu education system) and Guru (the living embodiment of the original Hindu ideology). To digest the Hindu minority ethnic community, the strong pillar of their existence, their ideology, their identity, their Guru is attacked. In a genocide, terrorist, foreign mercenary tribes demolished ‘the temples’ and destroyed ‘temple communities’ (the first pillar). Later, organized greedy merchants, destroyed ‘the Gurukul’ education system (the second pillar) and made India into their colonial empire. Both these forces were well aided by the native Extremist Hindu Militant Forces. The commanders of barbarian forces were often Hindus. The Kings who signed treaties with the merchants were Hindus themselves. Finally now, when both pillars are destroyed, Extremist Hindu Militant forces want to destroy ‘the Guru’ (the last pillar). This untold story is not of external forces, but of internal vested interests who have always remained hidden, and destroyed Sanatana Hindu Dharma internally. This is a story of how the “Truth” relentlessly persists against forces of collective negativity rooted in individual vested interests and personal agenda. It is a story of Persecution, not Controversy as made out to ​ be by the vested interest elements. By this we present to the compassionate reader, the need to educate ourselves and raise our awareness about – what they did to Him – so as to prevent such crimes against humanity. The ​ ​ decade-long relentless persecution on His Divine Holiness is a hologram of over 5000 years of the Hindu Holocaust - how an entire population is incited with hatred, violence and madness to kill through propaganda. This narrative is written by the disciples of His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda who have suffered the persecution, whose concern is the safety of their Guru. It is a prayer of His disciples to the global human community that values human life and dignity, to put an end to this persecution. INDEX I. GRAND NARRATIVE ​ 1. Introduction to Hindu Holocaust - Crimes against Humanity 2. Mob Lynching - Persecution Begins - Attack in over 100 centers (2009-10) ​ 3. Illegal Arrest and Unlawful Detention and Torture by CID (2010) ​ 4. Hijack of Democracy - Genocidal Attack by State-Police-Media Mafia - Second unlawful detention (2012-2013) ​ 5. Traumatic Potency Test - Assassination Attempts State-Police-Medical Team and Media-Mafia (2014) ​ 6.. The Largest Trial by Media - A Summary of Attacks by Media Mafia (2010-2018) 7. Ethnic Cleansing and Attacks on Temple Heritage (2010-2018) ​ 8. Conclusion of the Relentless Persecution - An Open Letter from the Compilers (2018) ​ II. ATTACKS BY MEDIA MAFIA ​ 1. Compilation of Defamation Attacks by Media Mafia 2. Compilation of Poisonous Defamation Attacks by Media Mafia 3. Compilation of Attacks by Incitement of Hatred by Media Mafia 4. Compilation of Attacks by Incitement of Mob Violence by Media Mafia III. HINDU HOLOCAUST - CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY ​ 1. 5,000 years of History of Persecution of Hindus 2. Kashmiri Shaivism - 10,000 years of Glory of and 1,000 years of Genocide INTRODUCTION TO THE HINDU HOLOCAUST CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY BY STATE-POLICE-MEDIA-MAFIA 10 YEARS OF ORGANIZED, SYSTEMATIC PERSECUTION ON HIS DIVINE HOLINESS PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA & HIS COUNTLESS HINDU FOLLOWERS 1 Table of Contents Hindu Holocaust - The Biggest in World History 5 Who are the Forces behind such crimes? 6 The Elites State-Police-Media-Mafia 6 Individual vested interests 6 The Perpetrators of crime desire to remain hidden 6 Do the perpetrators of crime always stay hidden? 6 The Illuminati revealed 6 How do they Justify Persecution? 7 In a globally ‘civilized’ democratic society, justification of persecution of minorities require a complex machinery. 7 How it is done? 8 7 Step process of executing a persecution 8 1. Segregation and Isolation 8 2. Programmed Confusion 8 3. Exploiting Weaknesses 8 4. Justification Propaganda 8 5. Silent Assassinations - Mob Lynching 8 6. Relentless Persecution (Genocide) 8 7. Denial and diverting attention from the crimes of persecution 8 Who is His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda? 9 How the Avatar was recognized 10 Spiritual leaders performed tests to recognize the Avatar 11 His spiritual leadership was foreseen by His predecessors 12 Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi - described His next two incarnation successors 12 Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba coronates Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda as ‘the Avatar’ 14 His Spiritual Training by leaders of the community 16 The Leaders prepared Him to offer ancient knowledge to the whole world 16 Lifestyle and teachings of the Adi Shaiva Tradition 16 Non-violence 16 Vegetarianism 16 Worship of Nature and Living Beings 17 Temple based Lifestyle 17 Yoga 18 Yogic Sciences 18 2 Starting His Divine Mission - 2003 18 In mere five years of public life - spreading to 33 countries 19 1. World’s largest Hindu University 21 2. Primary school with highest ratio of under age children appearing for and clearing high school graduation 21 3. World’s largest library for ancient Hindu texts, palm leaves and records 21 4. Reviving ancient branches of original yoga - setting multiple Guinness World Records® 21 5. World’s biggest and only compilation of original ancient scriptural references on Yoga to spread Yoga in its pure form 22 6. The only reviver of sacred Yogic Sciences - record holder for demonstration of extraordinary Yogic powers 22 7. Humanitarian and Peace Efforts 23 8. Grounded in tradition, Universalist in delivery 23 Recognition of Contributions 23 Roots of Persecution 26 Hindu Extremist Militant organizations want a ‘one ideology’ Hinduism 26 Hindu Extremist organizations wanted to take over 27 They wanted to take over His organizations 28 They wanted to grab the donated Wealth 28 They wanted to grab the donated Lands 28 They wanted to transfer devotees to their militant wing 28 They exploited His ‘weakness’ universalism - implanted spies 29 The mastermind of the pressure groups - S Gurumurthy 30 Gurumurthy dethrones Kanchi mutt Shankaracharya 30 S Gurumurthy - Godfather of Hindu Extremist Media Houses 31 Persecution of religious minority leaders and groups, and dark skinned ethnic tribes 31 Gurumurthy’s feud with Hindu Business families 31 Gurumurthy’s friendship with Hindu Business families 32 Gurumurthy arrested - Did he implant spies in Prime Minister’s office? 32 The Think-tank discussion led by S Gurumurthy 33 December 2009 - January 2010 - S Gurumurthy introduces himself 33 Gurumurthy implant - Shinde - laid ground for his grand entry 33 Gurumurthy poses himself as a Hindu intellectual leader 33 Gurumurthy claimed - “Hinduism is under attack” 33 Gurumurthy claimed - “Hindu Gurus are under attack” 33 Gurumurthy explains the strategy of extermination of Hindu Gurus 33 3 Gurumurthy explains some complex conspiracy theories - ‘U-turn theory’ - claims White people are threat to Hinduism 34 Gurumurthy claimed - White anti-Hindu forces wanted to destroy His organization 34 The unsuspecting disciples start believing Gurumurthy’s claim 34 Gurumurthy gauges the readiness of the organization 34 Naive Disciples innocently share everything about the organization with Gurumurthy 35 Gurumurthy learns everything he needs to know about the organization 35 Conspirators and Implants: Evil Faces of the Persecution of His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda 35 4 Hindu Holocaust - The Biggest in World History The Hindu Holocaust has been the systematic, egregious and ongoing genocide over the last 5000 years on the most ancient living civilization on the planet. Denied by the historians and untold by its victimized survivors, the Hindu Holocaust is the biggest “crime against humanity” in world history. The greatest and most ancient living human civilization, Sanatana Hindu Dharma (Hinduism) universally declares - each individual is infinitely powerful and ​ intelligent. The world-view of Hinduism is non-violent co-existence of empowered individuals. No single path fits all, each individual, each community is unique and has the freedom and intelligence to chose its Ultimate Divine form of worship. In it have peacefully coexisted many religions, traditions, ideologies, sects – all harmoniously supporting the religious diversities and ethnic culture heritages. In this amalgamation of different ideologies, lies the secret of all-inclusiveness or oneness. Yet, Hindus time and again suffered religious persecution in the form of forceful conversions, massacres, demolition and desecration of temples, confiscation or destruction of property, incitement to hate, imprisonment, torture, murder, destruction of universities and schools and crimes against women and children. Extremist - “an individual or organization that enforces its own ideology on other individuals ​ and communities by use of violence, agitation, or hate propaganda.” Hinduism - is about ‘many ideologies rooted in oneness’. ​ ​ Hindu extremism - is about ‘one ideology’ being forced upon minority Hindu subsects. ​ ​ The 5000 years of Hindu Holocaust was compressed and unleashed in
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