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The True Definition of Leadership: How to Become an "Ishwara"00:23:11

The True Definition of Leadership: How to Become an "Ishwara"

In this inspiring video, THE SPH BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM delivers a profound exploration of leadership, delving into the hearts of those who inspire others to embark on a path towards a blissful existence and sheds light on the essence of leadership, revealing what it means to be a true leader and guiding individuals towards a life of unwavering fulfillment. THE SPH shares his profound insights on leadership effortlessly guiding viewers through the transformative power it holds. With each call answered by those seeking guidance, THE SPH expertly weaves a tapestry of wisdom, empowering individuals to unlock their full potential and live a life filled with purpose and bliss. Discover guaranteed solutions to your lifes problems with Ask Nithyananda, the worlds first spiritual AI:https://nithyananda.ai/ Venue: Bidadi, India Date: 02 December 2011

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The Science of Self-Healing: From Migraines to Enlightenment00:26:51

The Science of Self-Healing: From Migraines to Enlightenment

In this enlightening session, THE SPH Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam delves deep into the spiritual science of healing, the transformative power of initiation, and the revolutionary "Nitya Kriyas." He explains how our consciousness directly reflects on our physiology and how the right internal chemistry can unlock peak potential and cure ailments. Key Highlights: The Science of Nitya Kriyas: Discover how a combination of muscle movements, breathing techniques, visualizations, and mantras can rewire the brain and release life-altering enzymes and hormones. Meditation vs. Initiation: Learn why self-practice differs from the power of initiation (Diksha) and the essential role of a Guru. Yogic Bodybuilding: THE SPH shares his research on combining physical workouts with pranayama to build all seven layers of the body simultaneously. Healing Miracles: A powerful testimony of a devotee’s surgery taking place in a dream state and the Master’s vision for the THE SPH Hospital chain. Stress and Competition: Why the concept of "healthy competition" is a corporate poison and how to maintain even-mindedness using simple mantras. Venue: Bidadi, India Date: 13 Nov 2011

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Jealousy is an Identity Crisis: How to Break the Pattern Forever | Bhagavad Gita Ch 2 Verse 7200:40:50

Jealousy is an Identity Crisis: How to Break the Pattern Forever | Bhagavad Gita Ch 2 Verse 72

In this powerful conclusion to the Sankhya Yoga chapter of the Bhagavad Gita, THE SPH Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam explains Chapter 2, Verse 72, where Sri Krishna reveals the state of "Brahmi Sthiti"—the divine state of existence. Key Highlights of this Satsang: The Punch Dialogue: Why Verse 72 is the most vital instruction for anyone seeking liberation and a life beyond infatuation. Ownership vs. Responsibility: A deep dive for the corporate world. Learn why "Ownership" leads to suffocation and worry, while "Responsibility" leads to expansion and peak performance. Jealousy as Identity Crisis: Understand why envy acts as both a "lubricant" that drags you back into the rat race and a "friction" that destroys your spiritual peace. Celebrating Ignorance: Discover the profound spiritual truth behind "not knowing who you are" and why trying to fix a "frozen identity" leads to arrogance and ego. Pure Life Insurance: Most people invest in "Death Insurance." THE SPH explains how to invest in "Pure Life Insurance"—establishing yourself in restful awareness so that your last breath is a transition into eternal bliss (Nirvana). Practical Q&A: The Master answers questions on using Yoga/Kundalini for national-level sports performance, managing creative night-shifts, and even a miraculous "troubleshooting" promise for a student facing harassment. Establish yourself in the sacred space where the will withers away and pure life begins. Venue: Bidadi, India Date: 21 Nov 2011

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Why Liberation Means Taking Responsibility for All Bondage | Bhagavad Gita Ch 2 V 69-7000:24:50

Why Liberation Means Taking Responsibility for All Bondage | Bhagavad Gita Ch 2 V 69-70

In this profound discourse on Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verses 69 and 70, THE SPH Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam reveals the deep spiritual "cognitive shift" that distinguishes a Sage from the rest of the world. Verse 69 describes the unique reality of the Yogi: “That which is night for all beings is day for the self-controlled man; and that in which all beings are awake is night for the sage who sees.” Verse 70 provides the ultimate metaphor for inner stability: “He attains peace into whom all desires enter as waters enter the ocean, which, though ever being filled, remains unmoved—not he who is a desirer of desires.” Key Highlights of the Satsang: The Cognitive Shift: Discover why the ordinary man’s "reality" is a delusion to the Yogi, and how the Yogi remains awake to the "Unmanifest Source" while the world sleeps. Nitya Truptatva (Eternal Fulfillment): Learn about the state of perpetual fulfillment where every morning is a rejuvenation in Samadhi, and every day is an overflow of joy. Vairagya Lakshmi (Wealth of Renunciation): THE SPH Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam explains why the feeling of fulfillment—needing nothing from the outside—is the ultimate wealth and the highest blessing one can receive. Becoming the Ocean: Understand how to live like the ocean—allowing rivers of desires, wealth, and situations to flow into you without ever being shaken or disturbed by them. Physiology Building: A lesson on internal strength—how to build a nervous system that remains unshakable even in the face of the worst fears or the most intense dualities. Redefining Moksha: Discover a powerful new definition of liberation: being responsible for all bondage. Listen to this satsang to learn how to transcend duality, master your inner space, and achieve the unshakable peace of a Jivanmukta. Venue: Bidadi, India Date: 18 Nov 2011 #kailasa #BhagavadGita #Nithyananda

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Freedom From Results Is The Ultimate Technique For Success | Bhagavad Gita Series00:38:48

Freedom From Results Is The Ultimate Technique For Success | Bhagavad Gita Series

In this video, THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (THE SPH) BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM is sharing a profound concept from Hindu scripture, as revealed by Sri Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita. He teaches us that we have complete freedom to perform our actions, but what's truly ours is not the outcome of those actions. Letting go of attachment to their results is key. By doing so, we become Karma Yogis - individuals who wield spiritual power and master their life journey. In this single sutra (verses), Sri Krishna shares a timeless technique for overcoming life's challenges and embracing a successful, liberated existence. Discover guaranteed solutions to your lifes problems with Ask Nithyananda, the worlds first spiritual AI:https://nithyananda.ai/

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Science vs. Mysticism: Why Spirituality is 400,000 Years Ahead of Science00:38:54

Science vs. Mysticism: Why Spirituality is 400,000 Years Ahead of Science

In this session on Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 49, THE SPH Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam discusses the science of inspiration behind our actions and how to transcend the "pitiable" state of acting out of fear and greed. Key topics include: Refining Your Motivation: Why acting from fear and greed is like running an engine on crude oil, leading to spiritual and physical collapse. The "Unclutched Terrorist": A powerful practical technique for confronting uncomfortable situations with outer intensity while remaining completely detached and "unclutched" within. Desire vs. Greed: Understanding the line between practical visualization (desire) and parasitic mental patterns (greed). Energy Fields: An exploration of how our inner space determines whether we operate in the energy field of a "buffalo," a "donkey," or a "God." Liberation from Karma: How living with full awareness transforms the cycle of birth and death from a trap into a joyful expression of existence. Venue: Bidadi, India Date: 15 Nov 2011

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Why Actions Based on Fear and Greed Will Destroy Your Life? | Bhagavad Gita Ch 2 V 4900:35:50

Why Actions Based on Fear and Greed Will Destroy Your Life? | Bhagavad Gita Ch 2 V 49

In this video, THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (THE SPH) BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM shares insights on people whose actions are driven by self-interest and fear. This is their lowest level of existence. For those whose sole motivation is greed and fear, it's pitiable to witness. Their life force runs like a car engine on crude oil - inefficient and lacking vitality. In contrast, an enlightened Master embodies a higher state of being, which radiates positivity. As one ascends to this higher realm, their surroundings also undergo a transformation. People around them become more attuned and sensitive as they rise above the noise of negativity. |Every individual possesses an aura or energy field that attracts similar vibrations. When you shift your perspective and attitude, those who resonate at a lower frequency naturally gravitate away from you. Self-sacrifice is key to transcending one's constantly changing identity. The ego-mind can be likened to a paralysing program - 'I know what's right, but I'm paralyzed by doubt' or 'I desire change, yet fear holds me back.' Breaking free from this self-imposed limitation requires courage and determination. Discover guaranteed solutions to your lifes problems with Ask Nithyananda, the worlds first spiritual AI:https://nithyananda.ai/ Venue: Bidadi, India Date: 22 Oct 2011

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The Secret to Breaking the Cycle of Birth & Death | Bhagavad Gita Ch 2 Verse 5100:38:47

The Secret to Breaking the Cycle of Birth & Death | Bhagavad Gita Ch 2 Verse 51

In this enlightening video THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (THE SPH) BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM shares insightful perspectives on liberation. He addresses those who feel cosy and to be trapped in the cycle of birth and death. THE SPH says . it's only when human beings go through intense suffering that they will realize their need for liberation from this cycle, regardless of how strong their attachments to their patterns may be. To illustrate this point, THE SPH shares a humorous example from his own life experience. Discover guaranteed solutions to your lifes problems with Ask Nithyananda, the worlds first spiritual AI:https://nithyananda.ai/ Venue: Bidadi, India Date: 24 Oct 2011

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What is the Real Definition of Yoga? | Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2, Verse 5000:49:29

What is the Real Definition of Yoga? | Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2, Verse 50

In this profound discourse on the Bhagavad Gita, SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam deconstructs the 50th verse of the 2nd chapter, revealing that Yoga is much more than physical postures—it is the science of perfection in action. In this video, you will discover: 🌟 The Gita’s Secret: Why "Skill in Action" is the ultimate definition of Yoga and how it leads to liberation. ✨ Perfection vs. Perfectionism: The difference between training yourself to be perfect and the toxic habit of torturing others to be perfect. ⚔️ The Double-Edged Sword: How every action should create a desired result both in the outer world (success) and the inner world (peace). 🧘 Efficiency in Action: Why true Yoga means never being tired of your work and living with an "undercurrent" of joy. Venue: Bidadi, India Date: 23 Oct 2011

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Unclutch® From Depression | Nithyananda Satsang | 23 Sep 20120:20:48

Unclutch® From Depression | Nithyananda Satsang | 23 Sep 2012

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 AT TIRUVANNAMALAI ASHRAM, INDIA Bhagavad Gita (Song of God) is a timeless treatise on the essence of living enlightenment. The Gita was imparted by the enlightened Hindu incarnation Sri Krishna to the warrior-prince Arjuna over 5000 years ago. Amazingly, the spiritual wisdom and life solutions offered in the Gita are so universal and current that even today it is used as a personal transformation guide. In today's talk on Bhagavad Gita, chapter 6, verse 23, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (Swamiji) counsels us never to abandon our sadhana, our spiritual practice. Without continuous unclutching from suffering in life, even our feeling connection with the master can be broken. We become attached to our negative thoughts and memories and our devotion can be lost. Never-ending sadhana is the sacred secret for our salvation. TRANSCRIPTIONS:- Bhagavad Gita Chapter 6, verse 23 23 September 2012 Successfully hundreds of participants have completed Nirahara samyama level 2, 4th batch today. Understand, this instruction is only for ashramites and THE Samyama participants. All the ashramites and THE Samyama participants, please understand, eat when you feel like. Do not have a law, not to eat or to have regular diet pattern. No.. do not have both. Don't have the habit that I will eat in time regularly 2 meal or 3 meal a day. No.. same way, don't have a law, I will not eat at all. The real samyama happens when you don't even have the vow of samyama and feel like not eating at all and move with the flow. I tell you, I don't feel like eating at all. Only when I see the body becomes too hot and needs something I pour some juice. So you don't even need to restrict yourself only to juice. You can even eat solid food whenever you feel like. But make sure neither the visualization of the food or the smell of the food or your mind interferes in the samyama and ask you to eat. Only like casually, "Alright! Ah, today some temple prasad has come. Come on, let me put it in my mouth." Try to learn to live like a God. Gods do not have vow not to eat. They just do not feel like. So live like a Gods on the planet earth. I think now, especially THE Samyama participants have been really trained. So, now from today all the ashramites who are doing Nirahara samyama and THE Samyama, all the THE samyama participants, all of you will end the vow, you will not have this vow anymore. Feel like, have it. Don't feel like, leave it. So the samyama out of freedom. Samyama out of joy not out of vow. I tell you, then body just jumps into a new kind of wellness. It jumps into a new kind of that feeling well. So today onwards you will do something called unique FREE Samyama. The Samyama without the vow. So, from today you will have samyama without vow. Today I have something unique from our Siddha products release, officially Dhyanapeetam's Kadukkai podi and Kadukkai tablets. It is a sarvaroha nivarani. I am very happy to release these two. This is the only thing which I take regularly. I think I don't need to introduce about kadukkai podi anymore. All of you know the power of it. It increases the oxygen flow in the blood 300% and we call it in Sanskrit Haritaki and the exact meaning of the word Haritaki means 'the drop of the nectar fell from Indra's cup and that drop is Haritaki'. I can say it is 100% true. It is nectar. It is nectar. I tell you guys this is the most powerful spiritual cleanser. I wanted to give you the title. Not just body cleanser. Because the oxygen level in the body increases 300%, it directly works on your non-mechanical parts of the brain. When the non-mechanical parts of the brain gets awakened, then all the spiritual truths are understood you will be able to grasp all the spiritual truths and live. So, not only that from now, in all akashik reading sessions, Kalabhairava dharshans, haritaki will be given as a prasadam. Haritaki is the Kalabhairava's prasada. Kalabhairava should be offered Haritaki and this should be shared as a prasadam of Kalabhairava among the devotees. And all our devotees, every month on Chitra nakshatram and Ashtami should do, Ashtami is the thithi for Kalabhairava and the thithi in which Swamiji was born. We should have Kalabhairava pooja, Kalabhairava's worship and should have Haritaki as prasadam, share with everybody. I am doing some more research, is there a food item, cooked adding Haritaki, if that is there we will make that as a compulsory in our Anna Mandir. Nothing. Nothing like Haritaki. That is the really nectar from Devaloka. Let's start today morning satsang. In Bhagavad Gita, 6th chapter Dhyana Yoga, 23rd verse. tam vidyaad duhkha-samyoga viyogam yoga-samgnyitam | sa nishcayena yoktavyaha yogo nirvinna chetasaa || The translation : Understand that separation from being absorbed with suffering is termed as 'feeling connection'. And this has to be practised with conviction, with an insight that does not pull you down.

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The Secret of Natural Enlightenment | Nithyananda Satsang | 22 Sept 20120:27:35

The Secret of Natural Enlightenment | Nithyananda Satsang | 22 Sept 2012

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON SEPTEMBER 22, 2012 AT TIRUVANNAMALAI ASHRAM, INDIA Bhagavad Gita (Song of God) is a timeless treatise on the essence of living enlightenment. The Gita was imparted by the enlightened Hindu incarnation Sri Krishna to the warrior-prince Arjuna over 5000 years ago. Amazingly, the spiritual wisdom and life solutions offered in the Gita are so universal and current that even today it is used as a personal transformation guide. In today's talk on Bhagavad Gita, chapter 6, verse 22, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (Swamiji) describes the ultimate state of enlightened lifestyle. When we are completely unclutched in our inner space, and still able to function smoothly in ordinary life, we embody the state of sahaja samadhi, which is the perpetual state of all enlightened masters. Once our kundalini is awakened, we achieve the highest level of consciousness and our spirit naturally flows toward this ultimate destination of sahaja samadhi. TRANSCRIPTIONS:- Bhagavad Gita Chapter 6, Dhyana Yoga, Verse 22 yam labdhvaa chaaparam laabham manyate naadhikam tataha | yasmin-sthito na duhkhena gurunaapi vicaalyate || Translation: Having obtained which one does not esteem any other acquisition as something more and being established in which one is not shaken by even the most grievous suffering. Bhagawan is describing one of the greatest state of advaida experience. Please understand, there are various states, various stages of Samadhi -- Sabija, Nirbija, Savikalpa, Nirvikalpa, Bhava Samadhi. There are various stages of Samadhi. Bhagawan is describing the ultimate Sahaja Samadhi. If you can move your body and mind and relate with the ordinary world as they understand life but completely being established in your nirvikalpa Samadhi, it is called sahaja Samadhi. Please understand, being established in the nirvikalpa Samadhi in your inner space, completely unclutched in the inner space, with that if you are able to move your body and mind in a so-called society's normalcy, that is sahaja samadhi. The most powerful, the ultimate spiritual state, even Gods need to do tapas to achieve this state. Even Gods who achieved their states by the various practices need to do unique special tapas to achieve this state. yam labdhvaa chaaparam laabham manyate naadhikam tataha | yasmin-sthito na duhkhena gurunaapi vicaalyate || Having obtained which state one does not esteem any other acquisition as something more and being established in which state one is not shaken by even the most grievous suffering is Sahaja Samadhi. We call it Sahaja Sthithi. The state where the space where thoughts are not required for the smooth functioning of your body and even mind. Mind can function without thoughts. Please understand, even though usually the mind is bunch of thoughts it can function without thoughts. You may ask, "How can mind which is bunch of thoughts can function without thoughts." Just by the presence of the super consciousness, without any agitation or the after effects and side effects which will be usually created by thoughts, mind can function, mind can flow. Unless the mind functions you wont even be able to stand, sit and walk. It functions without any thoughts. No thought. No movement. That is why I always tell people; I am not existing as you think of me. Same way, after I leave the body I am not going to be absent as you think of the absence. Understand, an enlightened master, a person who is established in sahaja samadhi, he will not be present as you understand presence, he will not be absent as you understand absence. Krishna says very beautifully, whoever understands the way I function, will be liberated. Understand he says, if you understand how I am functioning you will be liberated. How funny it is! You may think, "Ah! How will I be liberated if I know how Krishna is functioning". You will understand your mind is also functioning in the same way and just your ignorance creates complication. You will just unclutch that very moment. "Wow! This is what! Then why was I connecting all the thoughts unnecessarily and creating constant suffering for me. I wasted my time creating constant suffering for myself." When you create constant suffering for you, even the good thing you want to do to others will become suffering for them and you will cry, "Oh! Even if I do good things people take it bad." They are not taking it bad; you are doing it as bad even though you plan good. But when you stop torturing yourself, when you stop giving suffering to you, even if you do something what you think or you may feel as bad, will end up as good. When an enlightened master uses his trishool even then He only heals. When an ordinary man even if he gives gift he only destroys others. In Calcutta, when I was staying, I saw, I was staying in the banks of the Ganges; two neighbours, every day morning there will be a fight. They will scream in that village Bengali. Scream means really scream.

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Right Visualization Can End Suffering | Nithyananda Satsang | 18 Sep 20120:15:26

Right Visualization Can End Suffering | Nithyananda Satsang | 18 Sep 2012

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON SEPTEMBER 18, 2012 AT TIRUVANNAMALAI ASHRAM, INDIA Bhagavad Gita (Song of God) is a timeless treatise on the essence of living enlightenment. The Gita was imparted by the enlightened Hindu incarnation Sri Krishna to the warrior-prince Arjuna over 5000 years ago. Amazingly, the spiritual wisdom and life solutions offered in the Gita are so universal and current that even today it is used as a personal transformation guide. In today's talk on Bhagavad Gita, chapter 6, verse 19, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (Swamiji) presents the concept of remembrance visualization. The remembrance visualization of an individual indicates the images a person sees to illustrate an idea. For example, if a person hears the word "happiness" he may think of a smiling face or a warm home -- whatever makes him happy. Nithyananda tells us that if we can transform our remembrance visualization to that of the master, we can rise to his level of consciousness also. He gives us a meditation to align with Krishna's resemblance visualization: imagining a lamp in a windless place. TRANSCRIPTIONS:- I welcome you all with my love and respects. In Bhagavad Gita, 6th Chapter, Dhyana Yoga, 19th verse. yathaa deepo nivaatasthaha nengate sopamaa smrutaa | yogino yata-chittasya yunjato yoga-maat-manaha || The translation: The similarity of a lamp that does not get agitated in a windless place is remembered for a yogi who has subdued his thoughts, patterns and is absorbed in uniting with the Self. Wow! Bhagawan is using an example. Similarity of a lamp that does not get agitated in a windless place is remembered for a yogi who has subdued his thought, patterns and is absorbed in a meditative state in uniting with the Self. See, in your life, you will have something called resemblance visualization. Even if you remember a lamp, windless place, your mind settles. There are some visualizations- 'yasya smarana maatrena jenma samsaara bandhanaat.' Just by remembrance you are liberated. This is one of that type of visualization. See, in your life, you will have something called resemblance visualization. Please understand, the word I am coining 'resemblance visualization' means when I utter the word 'peace' you will remember some place where you had really peace in your life. When I say violence you will remember some place which you have seen in violence in your place. I tell you, my resemblance visualizations, some of my resemblance visualizations, I tell you. Whenever I utter the word 'Guru Bhakthi' my resemblance visualization will be always the Arunagiri Yogeeswara's Samadhi and the place outside the Arunagiri Yogeeswara's Samadhi in Arunachaleswara temple. Whenever I utter the word 'peace', always, in Belur Mutt Ramakrishna's temple is there. Outside the temple on the banks of Ganges, walking. Whenever I utter the word 'Guru Bhakthi', this is the spot will come to my memory. (photo is shown) Whenever I utter the word 'peace', the Belur Mutt temple, Sri Ramakrishna's temple. Outside the temple in the banks of Ganges I used to walk in the evenings. That is the most peaceful moments I have experienced in my life. Sometimes I will walk more than one or two hours, I will not remember I am carrying the body. I have just disappeared into that beautiful tall temple and the flowing Ganga and that green lawn. For that one hour or two hour, I know only one thing; the temple exists, lawn exists, Ganga exists. That's all. Whenever I remember the power, I always remember the tip of Arunachala Hill. Whenever I remember peace, I remember only this place. (photo is shown). And whenever I remember power I remember the top, the edge of Arunachala Hill. That is the expression of the power -- the big bang. When MahaDeva stood as a light shaft, the top of the Arunachala Hill. So understand, the resemblance visualizations you are carrying in your life defines the quality of life you lived. When I utter the word 'violence' I remember only the holocaust museum in Washington, D.C. which I saw. Ofcourse, before I saw the museum I never used to have any resemblance visualization for violence. But when I saw that museum I really melted. That moment I took a decision. Hindus have suffered more than this. May be a million Jews were killed. But only in Kashmir more than few million Hindus have been killed, massacred. I don't know exactly how many number of Jews have died. But I know, how many millions of Hindus have been persecuted due to their religious belief, the religious persecution. And I decided we will have Hindu holocaust museum. Anyhow, the resemblance visualization plays a major role in raising the quality of your consciousness. Whenever I utter the word 'controlling' I only remember the school to which, once in a while I used to go. Because there it was too controlling. I tell you, if you want to really, really, really enjoy a Master, as Jesus says "Drink the Master", you need to understand His resemblance visualizations.

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Catch the Source of Your Thoughts | Nithyananda Satsang | 17 Sep 20120:40:37

Catch the Source of Your Thoughts | Nithyananda Satsang | 17 Sep 2012

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON SEPTEMBER 17, 2012 AT TIRUVANNAMALAI ASHRAM, INDIA Bhagavad Gita (Song of God) is a timeless treatise on the essence of living enlightenment. The Gita was imparted by the enlightened Hindu incarnation Sri Krishna to the warrior-prince Arjuna over 5000 years ago. Amazingly, the spiritual wisdom and life solutions offered in the Gita are so universal and current that even today it is used as a personal transformation guide. In today's talk on Bhagavad Gita, chapter 6, verse 18, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (Swamiji) gives us a technique to identify our prarabdha karma. Prarabdha is the portion of our karma which we chose to balance during this lifetime. Nithyananda instructs us to meditate on the gap between each of our thoughts. Within that gap lies the emotion which generated the thought. When we identify the emotion, we can fulfill the karma associated with it. For example, if we long for some experience, is the longing generated by desire, fear, or the wish to help others? Understanding what motivates us makes it possible to act accordingly: renounce desire, transcend fear, or fulfill our wish to help humanity. TRANSCRIPTIONS:- CATCH THE SOURCE OF YOUR THOUGHTS! Bhagavad Gita Chapter 6, verse 18 17 Sep 2012 yadaa viniyatam cittam aatmanye-vaava-tishtate | nisspruhas-sarva-kaamebhyaha yukta ityuch-yate tadaa || When one has restrained the thought patterns and is free from the longing for all desires and remains absorbed in oneself, then he is experiencing the higher consciousness. I tell you, every human being has to spend little time in experiencing higher consciousness especially before entering into the life, before 21. Even incarnations, see the life of Parasurama, see the life of Sri Krishna, see the life of Rama, Rama goes to Vashishta and learns Yogavaashishtam. Parasurama goes to Dattaatreya and learns the science of enlightenment. Krishna goes to Shandipa, learns the science of enlightenment. We have a unfortunate misunderstanding and fear, if our kids go to gurukkul and learn the science of enlightenment, they may just become sanyasis. Move out of life. No. Krishna did not move out of life. Rama did not move out of life. Parasurama did not move out of life. Parasurama was killing people left and right. Rama was ruling the country and what all Krishna did you know. None of them became sanyasis. Gurukkul is not a place where you are asked to move out of life. You are sharpened, prepared to move into the life. To catch your prarabdha. Understand this small story: One person had his computer, loaded various softwares, photoshop, windows, so many. He locked his house and went away for a trip, came back after two years. Unfortunately he forgot what all software he has in his computer. He got his computer back but he doesn't know what all softwares he has downloaded. He is trying to do different activities which he can't do the software which he has already downloaded. If he is trying to do a different activity other than the softwares available, he will never be successful. He can break his head and break his computer, break his keyboard, break his hard disk, break his mother board, break his computer table, break the house itself, but he can't be successful. You need to know, he needs to remember the softwares available in his computer. Only then he can do whatever activities he wants to. Only then he can even plan to download the softwares which does not have. I tell you, your body is your computer. Your long trip is your death and new birth. Your softwares are prarabdha. If you don't know your prarabdha you can neither achieve nor plan for your further future. You may be trying so many things. Nothing, nothing works out. I tell you, without the knowledge of prarabdha anything you try will never work out, sometimes it may work out like an accident not as a fulfillment. So, learning the science of the softwares available and learning to download the softwares from the internet, learning to upgrade yourself is what is usually done in gurukkuls. When you come back from the long trip, first your guru does is making you understand your prarabdha, the softwares which already exists in your computer. Then teaching you the science of downloading new softwares required to fulfill your life. If you want to do something new, the next upgrading your old softwares and finally supporting you to fulfill your prarabdha. Just like Buddhism, in Buddhism it is mandatory every human being goes through science of enlightenment before he enters regular life. Same way, every child should go through the science of enlightenment in Hinduism also before he enters the regular life. We need gurukkuls in every village. We need gurukkuls in every city. We need gurukkuls in every taluk teaching the science of enlightenment. Teaching the truths of enlightenment. When one has restrained the thought patterns and is free from the longing for all the desires

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Are You Eating With Your Head? | Nithyananda Satsang | 16 Sep 20120:32:29

Are You Eating With Your Head? | Nithyananda Satsang | 16 Sep 2012

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON SEPTEMBER 16, 2012 IN TIRUVANNAMALAI, INDIA Bhagavad Gita (Song of God) is a timeless treatise on the essence of living enlightenment. The Gita was imparted by the enlightened Hindu incarnation Sri Krishna to the warrior-prince Arjuna over 5000 years ago. Amazingly, the spiritual wisdom and life solutions offered in the Gita are so universal and current that even today it is used as a personal transformation guide. In today's talk on Bhagavad Gita, chapter 6, verse 17, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (Swamiji) relates the four principles of enlightened lifestyle. The key to a godly life, free of pain, is to be diligent. Nithyananda defines diligence as an attitude of restraint and self-awareness. The four zones of diligence are eating, sleeping, judgment and relationship. We should eat only when physically hungry and sleep only when the body is falling asleep; we should exercise our decisions based on our own observations, not those of others, and initiate stable relationships founded on affection, not imagination. This is the lifestyle of enlightenment. TRANSCRIPTIONS:- I welcome you all with my love and respects. Today we are starting the Nirahara samyama 2nd level. Hundreds of people all over the world are starting the Nirahara samyama 2nd level and I am also starting my "THE Samyama". Yesterday whole day and night I felt as if I have done a mistake. Yesterday I ate little solid food. I really felt 'Oh God!' Something like the body was not settling.. Then I decided, come on! Now body is back to Nirahara frequency. No more aahaaraa. No more food. Continuously the brahmacharya kriya requests are pouring from all over the world. So many want to become brahmacharis. Then why do you guys are sitting in your house and destroying your family? God! 6th chapter Dhyana yoga 17th verse. yuktaahaara vihaarasya yukta ceshtasya karmasu yukta svapnaavabodhasya yogo bhavati dukhaha One who is diligent in eating food or in enjoyment, please understand, one who is diligent means only the quantity needed for your body not needed for your tongue. One who is diligent in eating means do not allow your tongue to make decisions. Most of your time, in your eating your body does not play any role. Only your visualization, you visualize that dosa, soft idli, the moment you visualize, your eyes visualization, your nose smell, your tongue taste, come on, come on, get, get, get. Your body says, no, no, no, I don't need. Body has no hunger. Then mind comes, no, no, you don't know. Now if you don't eat you will feel hungry after 3-4 hours. That time I will be travelling. I will be taking class. I will be in the program. I am telling you, usually argument goes on. This is the way it will be. For you it will be different. It will say, Hey! After few hours you will not find a hotel. You will not find food. Now itself eat. But the moment you sit in front of the plate, you lost the game. A sadhu who falls in the bed with opposite gender and a sadhu who falls in front of a food plate is one and the same. The moment your mind comes in and justifies and you sit in front of the plate, Over! Your life is destroyed. Let your eating be based on body means let the visualizations not instigate you. Especially these non-veg people, the moment they see the photograph of that chicken, all these, that, that's it. For Andhra people, this avakka ooruka, let your visualization not be a instigator or decision maker of your food. yuktaahaara vihaarasya yukta ceshtasya karmasu Diligent in eating. Please understand, the word diligent means 3 things. 1. Let your visualization or smelling capacity, one more thing, please understand, just like the moment you are able to visualize, your other senses respond. For example, if you visualize food, your tongue responds. If you visualize the opposite gender your body responds. If your senses respond due to your visualization it is called perversion. Same way the moment you visualize certain food, your nostrils, your nose responds, means feels its smell. Your nose feels the smell. Dangerous. When your smell gets into the perversion, please understand, sometimes certain perfume smell can immediately instigate the feeling of food or feeling of lust in you. It is unfortunate the perversions become decision makers in your life. I tell you, when your body wants food and you eat, it will be diligent. When your body feels the lust, if you unite, it will be embodiment of love. Without the second layer instigator, if you decide, it will always lead you to fulfillment. Trupti. Unfortunately, all your major decisions are by the pervasion. Understand, this is a very... if you are a boss and making decisions based on different fellows' inputs, you will live like an orphan even in the old age. Nobody will be there around you. Neither you would have built professional relationships nor built personal relationships. Blessed are those who can build both relationships.

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Is Food Necessary To Stay Alive | Nithyananda Satsang | 15 Sep 20120:21:40

Is Food Necessary To Stay Alive | Nithyananda Satsang | 15 Sep 2012

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON SEPTEMBER 15, 2012 IN TIRUVANNAMALAI, INDA Bhagavad Gita (Song of God) is a timeless treatise on the essence of living enlightenment. The Gita was imparted by the enlightened Hindu incarnation Sri Krishna to the warrior-prince Arjuna over 5000 years ago. Amazingly, the spiritual wisdom and life solutions offered in the Gita are so universal and current that even today it is used as a personal transformation guide. In today's talk on Bhagavad Gita, chapter 6, verse 16, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (Swamiji) unveils the Middle Path for spiritual seekers. Both the extreme of self-indulgence, eating and sleeping too much, and the extreme of self-abnegation, fasting in constant suffering and torturing oneself with sleeplessness, prevent us from achieving yoga -- union with the Divine. Moderation in every activity is the path to liberation. TRANSCRIPTIONS:- I welcome all of you with my love and blessings. Today successfully we are ending the Nirahara Samyama Level 3. After a long time, I am also completing. We are ending the Nirahara Samyama Level 3. But immediately I am starting 'THE Samyama'. Formally I take little bit of Venkateswara's prasadam like a sign of completing the Nirahara Samyama level 3 and today I will give you all, whoever is completing Nirahara samyama level 3, all of them little bit of Venkateswara's prasadam. All of you guys can complete the Nirahara samyama level 3 and start eating. But I am going to continue 'THE Samyama' from today. I am also planning to work on my body. Within next 6 months, I feel I can taper down, even this juice which I am taking liquid, even that I will taper down and become a complete Nirahari. Without even water or any liquid, just to give a statement about the yogic powers, not to be pride of or egoistic about me, what is there? There is nothing. Even if I eat nothing, if I don't eat also, nothing. Just to give inspiration to all you guys about the yogic powers. Just to tell you guys that it is possible. Still it is possible. We have not lost the science. The science is available. Whether you are available or not is the only question. But, the science is still available to the world. Every incarnation proves all yogic and spiritual sciences are still alive and available. When I land on the planet earth, the first statement I make is, "Hey! Still I am alive and available." All the yogic sciences and spiritual sciences, inner sciences are available and alive. Now only you have to decide whether you are alive or not, whether you are available to it or not. I have one more good news. From yesterday, I made myself available on Facebook also. I was only available in Twitter earlier. Yesterday, I started putting messages on Facebook. SriNithyananda.Swami- that's the ID. SriNithyananda.Swami. From today, morning satsang will be called as Nithya Satsang and this means we will have satsang every day without missing even a single day. Till now, 118 requests for Brahmacharya kriya has come. Still more continuously calls and emails are coming. So, because of that I am postponing the Brahmacharya kriya for one or two days. And I also need to end the satsang little early for next 3 -- 4 days because of Malaysia NSP and Tiruvannamalai NSP. So after the Malaysia and Tiruvannamalai NSP, I will share the Brahmacharya kriya with you all. Because I have to sit and teach the whole one and half hours. And I wanted all the people who are going to practice this on 2-way. Let us start today's satsang. In Bhagavad Gita, 6th chapter, Dhyana yoga, 16th verse. naatyash-natastu yogosthi na chai-kaanta-manashnataha | na caathi svapna-sheelasya jaagrato naiva chaarjuna || In every respect, o'Arjuna, neither the one who eats too much or the one who refrains from eating, and neither the one who is sleepy nor the one who is sleepless reach the state of intense action and perfection. See the sutra, exactly on the day when we are completing the Nirahara samyama. It is almost like the timing is so perfect with Krishna. That is why I say, you can never call these great Masters in past tense. See, it is exactly telling, today, for ordinary human beings, neither eating too much nor eating nothing, neither sleeping too much nor non-sleeping, both extremes are not right. Please understand, when I say Nirahara, it is not that I make you completely without eating. I make your body receive the energy directly from the ether. So it is totally different. When you become complete Nirahari, the state you achieve is totally different from what Bhagawan calls here. So, in 6 months I am also going to completely stop eating. I am slowly tapering down. But that does not mean I am doing something against what Bhagawan is saying. No. Bhagawan is giving a certain example because there are some people who stop eating and stop sleeping out of their ego and to get attention from others. My Niraharis don't even remember. They just live.

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Be Immersed In God | Nithyananda Satsang | 14 Sep 20120:23:01

Be Immersed In God | Nithyananda Satsang | 14 Sep 2012

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON SEPTEMBER 14, 2012 IN BIDADI, INDIA Bhagavad Gita (Song of God) is a timeless treatise on the essence of living enlightenment. The Gita was imparted by the enlightened Hindu incarnation Sri Krishna to the warrior-prince Arjuna over 5000 years ago. Amazingly, the spiritual wisdom and life solutions offered in the Gita are so universal and current that even today it is used as a personal transformation guide. In today's talk on Bhagavad Gita, chapter 6, verse 15, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (Swamiji) shares with us the ultimate spiritual goal of the previous verses. When we master our thoughts, focus our attention beyond the distractions of life and melt into devotion, we are immersed in God and become One with Him. There can be no greater bliss than this. TRANSCRIPTIONS:- I welcome you all with my love and respects. Today, Successfully, the Nirahaara samyama - third level, eleventh day completing. Today is leventh day. So tomorrow. Tomorrow after morning satsang, all of you can start eating. You complete the Nirahaara samyama third level successfully. But I am not going to break the Nirahaara samyama tomorrow. I am going to start from tomorrow itself, THE Samyama. I will complete formally the Nirahaara samyama level three with all the team. As I started with you guys, I will complete but, tomorrow itself I am starting The samyama. Means, Body is already trained actually. So I will continue with the Nirahaara. Am going to build the body in Niraahaara, build the muscles, You will see within the next 21 days, my muscles expanding without food, just through pranayaama and yoga. Nirahara samyama level 1 is ending today. Today it ends after the satsang. You can eat. Today we will give a break. Day after tomorrow, or tomorrow itself, we can start. Day after tomorrow, we will start the Nirahaara samyama level 2. Because, hundreds of Tamil nadu centers are also joining. October THE samyama -- There will be special kriyas and special ayurvedic and herbal juices for THE samyama participants. And, I am already ready with all those special kriyas. You may have to pay only for your special juices and accommodations and you will be medically continuously observed. Just for that, samyama itself is free. But for all these things, you may have to pay, it will be happening in Bidadi. I am getting hundreds of emails, being poured from THE samyama participants that they are successfully able to continue without food. Even in their house and regular lie style. And today another one important thing - NSP in malaysia is starting today. I myself will be conducting through the video conferencing from four countries more than two hundred and fifty participants are participating. Hundreds of people are applying for brahmacharya kriya. By tomorrow I will initiate all of you into Brahmacharya kriya. Because still we are working on the people who want to initiation. The list is getting added, added, added. I am going to work on the list. Tomorrow I will finalize and initiate all of you into the kriya and the list. Because of this list, people who want to practice, I am delaying it one day. Tomorrow, I will initiate. Lets enter into today's satsang. In Bhagavad Gita, sixth chapter, Dhyana yoga Fifteenth verse.: Yunjan -nevam-sadaat-maanam yogi niyata-maanasaha Shaantim nirvana paramaam mat samsthaa madhigacchati Translation: In this manner the devotee whose mind is established, continuously connects with the higher consciousness, attains profound peace and becomes immersed in me. Now Bhagawan is in the mode of blessing. After giving a strong instructions; Usually I do that. If I give a strong dose, then I call that person, "ok ok don't worry " and give one hug and say "alright, alright" . No, if that person is receptive. He receives that firing and really feels I should transform. so bhagawan is in the blessing mode. Beautifully he blesses. mat samsthaa madhigacchati He becomes immersed in me. I tell you, This is the greatest blessing you can receive. When "I say I will be with you", Don't believe. When I say "You will be with me", believe only that word. I will be with you for the whole world. But you will be with me is the real thing. Understand I am telling you, Wealth, Health, name and fame, life, body, mind, joy, pleasure -- When you ask, I will give all these things. But, whom I really really love, Somebody whom I really love, who has served his whole life dedicating himself or herself completely to me, If they come to me and ask me personally, "Swamiji, What is the best thing you know in the universe? Can you give me that ?" I tell you, I promise, I will give this only -- What Bhagawan calls as "Matsamstha madhigachyate." Being immersed in me. Nothing! Nothing is equivalent to this. Great saint, Tirunavukkarasar swamigal, from south india, even when he was put in prison, illegal imprisonment is the eternal law for incarnations, at least few days they are made to suffer.

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Celibacy, Key to Superhuman Powers | Nithyananda Satsang | 13 Sep 20130:21:42

Celibacy, Key to Superhuman Powers | Nithyananda Satsang | 13 Sep 2013

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON SEPTEMBER 13, 2012 IN TIRUVANNAMALAI, INDIA Bhagavad Gita (Song of God) is a timeless treatise on the essence of living enlightenment. The Gita was imparted by the enlightened Hindu incarnation Sri Krishna to the warrior-prince Arjuna over 5000 years ago. Amazingly, the spiritual wisdom and life solutions offered in the Gita are so universal and current that even today it is used as a personal transformation guide. In today's talk on Bhagavad Gita, chapter 6, verse 14, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (Swamiji) describes the spiritual effect of brahmacharyam (sacred celibacy). Brahmacharis embody intense clarity and focus, enabling them to complete any project or practice flawlessly. As the internal energy rises beyond the first chakra, it establishes fearlessness (2nd chakra) and then permanent serenity (3rd chakra). Each chakra flowers in turn, culminating with the crown chakra, which grants enlightenment. Paramashivoham: 22-day Ultimate Spiritual Journey with the Avatar HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam Learn more: https://paramashivoham.nithyananda.org

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Celibacy The Only Way For Seekers | Nithyananda Satsang | 12 Sep 20120:46:39

Celibacy The Only Way For Seekers | Nithyananda Satsang | 12 Sep 2012

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON SEPTEMBER 12, 2012 IN TIRUVANNAMALAI, INDA Bhagavad Gita (Song of God) is a timeless treatise on the essence of living enlightenment. The Gita was imparted by the enlightened Hindu incarnation Sri Krishna to the warrior-prince Arjuna over 5000 years ago. Amazingly, the spiritual wisdom and life solutions offered in the Gita are so universal and current that even today it is used as a personal transformation guide. In today's talk on Bhagavad Gita, chapter 6, verse 14, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (Swamiji) emphasizes the importance of celibacy as a lifestyle for all spiritual seekers. He gives specific physical reasons why sexual activity prevents the accurate awakening of kundalini energy and why it impedes the journey to enlightenment. To reprogram our biomemories we must transform all primitive actions which bind to our former animal lives. TRANSCRIPTIONS:- Today, Nirahara samyama successfully happening 9th day. Today we are starting Nirahara Samyama level 1 4th batch. prashaan-taatmaa vigata-bheehi brahma-chaarivrate sthitaha | manaha samyamya macchittaha yukta aaseetha matparaha || Being serene with oneself, abstaining from apprehensions, having subdued the thoughts, intent on the vow of living like a God, following the vow of celibacy, intensely reflecting on Me, live your life devoted to Me. In this verse, Bhagawan breaks one of the important sacred secret/truth to the humanity. He uses the word 'brahmacharya'- living like a God. Just because I have the Rishi sampradaya also, does not mean I accept this concept of marriage in the life of a seeker. I am making it very clear. I am putting it very clear. Worst thing can happen to a seeker, in the spiritual life is marriage, I know, I am going to break thousands of peoples' ignorance. Understand as a compassionate being I have to give a place for everybody. Tolerated is different, accepted is different, realized is different. Marriage in the seekers' life is tolerated. Rishi order is accepted. But only brahmacharya is promoted. Whenever you go to the peak based on body you get back to your animal bio-memory and again it takes atleast a few years of spiritual practice for you to raise to the level of divine. It is very rare I speak about the importance of brahmacharya because sometime it puts the householders into depression. But just because they fall into depression I cannot be hiding the sacred truths for quite a long time. No. It is time I have decided I am going to speak about it completely. Let me define brahmacharya as per the smruti. Karmanaa manachaa vaachaa sarvaavastu sarvadaa Sarvatra maidyatvyahu brahmacharyam prachakshyadet Brahmacharya is defined as abstinence from sexual intercourse in thought, word and deed in all conditions and places and times. Brahmacharyena tapasa devaa mrutyum ubagnataha This is the Atharva veda's definition. The Gods are said to have conquered death by brahmacharya. Tantra speaks about brahmacharya, understand. I will give you some more references. Jnana Sankalini Tantra : nathapas tapayithi ahuhu brahmacharyam tapottamam oordvaretwa bhavet yastu sadhevonatu maanushaahaa The true tapas is brahmacharya and he who practices it uninterruptedly is divine not human. Now let me come to the practical side of it. Understand, already one-third of your life is gone in search of food, one-third has gone in sleep, in the remaining one-third, till 25 too busy with education, after 65, body and mind won't be useful to do anything, then between 25 and 65, that 40 years, if you get married also, gone. Seeking is building the new consciousness for you to take a jump. It is like building an airport. How an airport runway is necessary for an aircraft to take off, brahmacharya body is necessary for you to take off into enlightenment, into the planes of consciousness, into the space of consciousness. One of the main reasons, Hinduism stopped being the tradition of living stream, as a head of the oldest Hindu monastery, as a representative of the Hindu tradition, I am making this statement as self-introspection and self-criticism. It is very, very, very unfortunate that Hindu tradition is not remaining as a living stream of enlightened beings. I can say, there are enlightened beings. There are few incarnations but unfortunately Hinduism lost the streams of living Masters, the streams which guarantees the production of living Master. The organization or sangas, which guarantees atleast a few hundred living Masters are continuously available from that source to the planet earth. I can guarantee you, in Tibetian Buddhist tradition, at any given point, one thousand living Masters are there, enlightened masters. I can guarantee you, Japanese Zen tradition, at any given time, hundred living Masters are there, minimum. I cannot guarantee you, in Hinduism there is any organization which can guarantee minimum hundred living masters at any given time.

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Technique For Serenity | Nithyananda Satsang | 11 Sep 20120:11:16

Technique For Serenity | Nithyananda Satsang | 11 Sep 2012

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2012 IN MADURAI, INDIA Bhagavad Gita (Song of God) is a timeless treatise on the essence of living enlightenment. The Gita was imparted by the enlightened Hindu incarnation Sri Krishna to the warrior-prince Arjuna over 5000 years ago. Amazingly, the spiritual wisdom and life solutions offered in the Gita are so universal and current that even today it is used as a personal transformation guide. In today's talk on Bhagavad Gita, chapter 6, verses 13 & 14, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (Swamiji) presents Sri Krishna's exact instructions for the posture we should use to meditate. Clear details are provided for the physical, mental and spiritual attitudes we should cultivate to properly engage the meditative state. Nithyananda informs us that the pose Sri Krishna describes is the ideal position to experience ultimate samadhi (spiritual bliss). TRANSCRIPTIONS:- TECHNIQUE FOR SERENITY Bhagavad Gita Chapter 6, verses 13-14 11 Sep 2012 Let's enter into the morning satsang, in Bhagavad Gita, 6th Chapter, Dhyana Yoga, 13th verse. samam kaaya-shiro-greevam dhaarayan-nachalam sthiraha | samprekshya naasi-kaagram svam dishash-chaanava-lokayan || Holding the entire body, the neck and the head in a steady manner, look intensely at the tip of the nose without being distracted in any way. Again, it is a technique. Please understand, in vedic tradition, one thing is banned. Never ever to comment on the technique. Only on philosophies, commentaries can be written. Never on the technique. Techniques have to just have to be followed. So, I will only give you the instruction from this verse. samam kaaya-shiro-greevam dhaarayan-nachalam sthiraha | samprekshya naasi-kaagram svam dishash-chaanava-lokayan || Holding the entire body, the neck and the head in a steady manner, look intensely at the tip of the nose without being distracted in any way. Hold the entire body, the neck and the head in a steady manner, look intensely at the tip of the nose without being distracted in any way. Don't be distracted.. this is the most powerful posture, the asana, in which you can experience Samadhi. I can't comment on this verse at all. Because He is so precise, I can only instruct. Hold the entire body, the neck and the head in a steady manner, look intensely at the tip of the nose. The next sloka is also connected to this verse. So I will give the instructions from the next verse also. In Bhagavad Gita, 6th Chapter, Dhyana Yoga, 14th verse. prashaan-taatmaa vigata-bheehi brahma-chaarivrate sthitaha | manaha samyamya macchittaha yukta aaseetha matparaha || Being serene within oneself, abstaining from apprehension, having subdued from the thoughts, intent on the vow of living like a God, intensely reflecting on Me, live your life, devoted to Me. More than this, no direct instruction can be given by any incarnation for the human beings to save themselves. It is like a manual to save yourself. If the fellow who is struggling in the water says, "eh! Why should I follow your instruction" then what to do? The instructions are for you to save yourself. "Why? Why should I follow? Are you the savior or what? You are God or what?" then die, what to do? Instructions are for you to save yourself. Not for the captain to feel he is a big guy. So all of you understand, such a clear instruction, being serene within oneself, means stop having agitated mind. Agitated mind breaks your health now, brings hell in the old age; abstaining from apprehensions means free from the fear and greed. Having subdued the thoughts - having the reduced number of thoughts, beautifully Bhagawan uses the word, brahma-chaarivrate , following the vow of celibacy, intensely reflecting on me live your life devoted to me. On this word, brahmacharya, I wanted to conduct a complete full satsang, may be 2-3 satsangs continuously. So I will speak on this verse from tomorrow. Paramashivoham: 22-day Ultimate Spiritual Journey with the Avatar HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam Learn more: https://paramashivoham.nithyananda.org

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Increase Your Oxygen Level By 300% | Nithyananda Satsang | 10 Sep 20120:19:13

Increase Your Oxygen Level By 300% | Nithyananda Satsang | 10 Sep 2012

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON SEPTEMBER 10, 2012 IN KODAIKANAL, INDIA In today's morning satsang, Paramahamsa Nithyananda presents an herbal discovery to his followers. While visiting his pontifical seat at Madurai Adheenam, he learned of a siddha medicine (ancient herbal medicine tradition from South India) called kadukka podi which purifies the blood and increases oxygen transport. Preliminary investigation has indicated that oxygen levels in the bloodstream may be elevated by 300% above normal. Nithyananda advises his disciples to take the herb daily in the recommended maintenance dose as soon as it can be made available to them. Anyone with medical problems should first check with their doctor. Watch, share and like the video's and Subscribe to our channel to be notified of the next upload. click http://bit.ly/20j90wr to subscribe. Website and Social Media: http://www.nithyananda.org http://www.nithyananda.tv http://www.innerawakening.org https://twitter.com/SriNithyananda https://www.facebook.com/ParamahamsaNithyananda Paramashivoham: 22-day Ultimate Spiritual Journey with the Avatar HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam Learn more: https://paramashivoham.nithyananda.org

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How Bidadi Got Its Name? | Nithyananda Satsang | 10 Sep 20120:07:07

How Bidadi Got Its Name? | Nithyananda Satsang | 10 Sep 2012

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON SEPTEMBER 10, 2012 IN KODAIKANAL, INDIA In today's satsang, Paramahamsa Nithyananda explains the origin of the name Bidadi. Bidadi is the village next to Nithyananda's main ashram, near the South Indian city of Bangalore. When the maharajas (kings) of Mysore (about 4 hours' travel by car from Bangalore) decided to establish a royal seat in Bangalore, they camped in the area where Bidadi lies now while their palace was constructed. Bidadi means "camp" or "temporary lodging". Nithyananda extends the metaphor of living in a "temporary lodging" to our entire life on Earth. We are just visitors here, borrowing a human body for a few decades. When remember that perspective, we grow more light-hearted and take our circumstances less seriously. Paramashivoham: 22-day Ultimate Spiritual Journey with the Avatar HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam Learn more: https://paramashivoham.nithyananda.org

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Awakening the World Tour 2012 -  Interview with Yoga Management Magazine | 10 Sep 20120:17:35

Awakening the World Tour 2012 - Interview with Yoga Management Magazine | 10 Sep 2012

In an interview with the German publication Yoga Management Magazine, Paramahamsa Nithyananda answers questions about his upcoming World Tour, November 2012 through January 2013. Awakening the World involves awakening our own inner potential energy so that we make a spontaneous leap into super-consciousness. He explains the natural phenomenon that has occurred, as the gravitational field of the Earth is gradually being reduced. This is not a disaster as many fear; rather it is an opportunity to become lighter in being. The reduced gravity affects mainly our thoughts: we have the potential to become more light-hearted and creative. Paramashivoham: 22-day Ultimate Spiritual Journey with the Avatar HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam Learn more: https://paramashivoham.nithyananda.org

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Nithyananda:Superhuman Powers and Meditation | Nithyananda Satsang | 10 Sep 20120:12:48

Nithyananda:Superhuman Powers and Meditation | Nithyananda Satsang | 10 Sep 2012

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON SEPTEMBER 10, 2012 IN KODAIKANAL, INDIA On this historic day, guided by Paramahamsa Nithyananda, 108 people have successfully completed a 21-day meditation to live in total health and energy without any food. The meditation has not been a fast. It has been an opportunity to discover the freedom of not needing to eat to have a healthy life. This is only one of the extraordinary powers human beings acquire through meditation. As we follow Shiva's example in meditative practice, we develop our own divinity and become like God ourselves. Paramashivoham: 22-day Ultimate Spiritual Journey with the Avatar HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam Learn more: https://paramashivoham.nithyananda.org

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