Abhayam Sarvabhūtebhyo - Refuge for All
May all beings live without fear. May all beings find refuge. KAILASA opens its doors to all of humanity — a sanctuary for every displaced soul.


About UANHCR
A World in Displacement
An unprecedented humanitarian crisis calls for immediate global action. According to UNHCR, forcibly displaced people worldwide have crossed the highest figure ever recorded in human history — with 1 out of every 70 people on Earth now forcibly displaced, and children accounting for 39% of the refugee population.
For Those Displaced By
A compassionate global response for those who have lost their home, safety, identity, or freedom.
War & Armed Conflict
Refuge for those fleeing the Ukraine-Russia war, the USA-Israel-Iran war, and armed conflict anywhere in the world.
Persecution & Oppression
For every soul cast out because of their faith, identity, voice, ethnicity, or political oppression.
Natural Disasters & Climate Emergencies
Sanctuary for those displaced by natural disasters and escalating climate emergencies.
Humanitarian Crises
Protection for those trapped by humanitarian crises and economic terrorism — imposed poverty and extreme exploitation.
Loss of Cultural, Spiritual & Religious Heritage
For the Koyil Perungudi and all who lost their temples, livelihoods, and sacred heritage to invasion.
Any Background, Any Nation
Any caste, creed, gender, race, or religion. From Ukraine, Iran, Mexico, Venezuela, Ecuador — or anywhere on Earth.
“I offer abhaya — protection — to all beings. Refuge to every persecuted soul cast out because of their faith, their identity, their voice. Come, the doors are open. You are seen. You are protected. Welcome home.”
— The SPH, Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam
Empowering Individuals Within an Enlightened Ecosystem
Moving beyond standard humanitarian aid, KAILASA offers an ecosystem built on deep spiritual respect and complete security — food, shelter, dignity, and enlightenment.
Welcomed as Divine
Within this sanctuary, every individual is welcomed as Paramashiva and treated with sacredness and dignity.
Complete Security & Protection
Every individual is actively empowered to live free, protected under Kailasa's constitution and international law.
Freedom, Dignity & Purpose
Displaced individuals receive the spiritual freedom, dignity, and purpose required to successfully rebuild their lives.
Rooted in Dharma
A complete functional living community, peaceful and compassionate, rooted in dharma for those who arrive with nothing.

A Sanctuary for the Displaced
How It Works
From July 11, 2026 — applications are open and accepted globally. Anyone seeking refuge, or wishing to support the program, can apply immediately.
From Guru Purnima day (July 29, 2026) — official acceptance and integration into KAILASA campuses begins. Those given refuge will be accommodated at the KAILASA Guinea-Bissau campus under the refugee protection treaty signed between the governments of KAILASA and Guinea-Bissau, and cared for as per KAILASA's constitution.

A Living Inheritance of Sanatana Hindu Dharma
The Manusmriti warns of matsya-nyaya — the law of the fish, where the strong devour the weak without protection. Kautilya's Arthashastra teaches that a dharmic ruler actively invites and resettles displaced people, offering them land, livelihood, and relief. The Swarna Siddhar of Swargapura Aadheenam gave refuge to all — even kings who lost everything to war — empowering them to rebuild their kingdoms. From that unbroken lineage, KAILASA carries the same vow forward today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Abhayam Sarvabhūtebhyo for?
Do I need official refugee status or papers to apply?
Do I have to be Hindu, or convert, to receive refuge?
How do I apply?
Is there any cost to apply?
When do applications open, and when can I actually arrive?
What is provided once I arrive?
Can I apply for my family, or only for myself?
Applications Now Open
Official registration is now live globally for individuals seeking refuge or wishing to support the program. Share it until it reaches the last person who needs refuge.
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