Kalpataru Banyan Tree

Bidadi Kalpataru (Banyan Tree) is the Supernal Effulgence of KAILASA - Bhusparsha Adi Kailasa Nithyananda Sarvajnapeetham hosts the kalpataru that is directly ported from KAILASA as super effulgence to planet earth. The banyan tree is a ‘Kalpataru’ in Sanskrit, meaning boon-giving tree that has manifested scores of sincere prayers into reality to date. Over 1000 years, the Kalpataru banyan tree has grown and spread its foliage here. Impregnated with intense life-giving healing energy, this space heals at the physical, emotional and spiritual levels. It bears a direct mystical connection to the Higher Lokas of the Cosmos, the vertical times zones and parallel universes! Human beings are hard-wired for enjoying, traveling even to come back, from the other lokas vertical time zones and the parallel universe! The higher lokas, give you various possibilities. The Kalpataru Banyan Tree is a cosmic power house, an energy field by itself that has the power to manifest our true desires into reality. This energy field directly enriched by the physical presence of an Incarnation, creates a space for possibilities to open up within us. THE SPH BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM saw the sacred Banyan tree in a divine vision on realizing His Avatharic mission on the planet. He spent months searching and upon finding it, established the ashram in January 2003 on the very sacred grounds where the banyan tree is rooted for ages. At once, He spotted it, and knew this Banyan Tree is the sacred cosmic hub from which His Kailasa will radiate the enlightened consciousness to the world, and beyond. Today, this sacred Banyan Tree is considered to be the guiding spirit of the Ashram, and the Sanga. The vast canopy umbrella of this ancient tree encloses a space resonant with spiritual energies. It is under this umbrella the majestic deity of Dakshinamurti resides, the first-ever Guru, Paramshiva Himself, imparting the deepest spiritual truths to His disciples in pure vibrating silence. This is the only place on the planet Earth to host all four trees together as prescribed in the Mrigendra Agama: pratīcyāṁ vipulo nīlaḥ supārývassaumyato’ruņaḥ| sahasra yojanocchrāyāsteṣu kalpadrumāsthitāḥ||| Translation On Mt Meru, there are four heavenly trees known as “kalpa vrukshas’, one in each mountain. The height of each kalpa-tree is 1000 yojanas. kadamba jambvāvasvattha nyagrodhau cottarāntikāḥ|| jambūphala rasodbhūtā merum paryetya nimnagā|| Translation Kadamba, Jambu, Asvattha and Nygrodha These are kalpa-trees growing in the east, south, west, and north respectively. Verse 74, Chapter 10, Nature of Kala and Other Tatvas, Mrigendra Agama