How to Deal with Guilt and Shame
August 26, 2004 · 0:30:17
Guilt - The Sure Killer Of Intelligence (26 Aug 2004) In this enlightening video we delve into the profound concept of transforming metaphysical things into physical manifestations. Join Swamiji as he reveals how creating morality out of understandings can enhance your life with tremendous intelligence. He emphasizes that understandings are nectar for your existence. However, once reduced to superstitious beliefs or mere moralities, they induce deep guilt, which becomes the sure killer of intelligence. Swamiji relates a compelling incident involving a devotee who suffered from a tumor for two decades. Despite undergoing surgery, the tumor kept recurring. Through compassionate conversation, it was discovered that the psychological root of her ailment stemmed from guilt associated with her past sexual abuse. This guilt led to self-hatred and disdain for a specific part of her body. However, as she released her guilt and reconnected with her own being, the tumor miraculously vanished in just ten days. This profound anecdote sheds light on the psychological impact of guilt in our lives. Guilt can not only cause physical disturbances but also disrupt our psychological well-being. It often blocks our energy and prevents us from making decisions or taking action. If you introspect deeply, you will find that most of your fears, immobility, and indecisiveness are rooted in some form of guilt. There are three major types of guilt. Firstly, there is guilt imposed by our immediate family, which includes our parents and siblings. Secondly, we experience guilt imposed by social laws and regulations. Lastly, the worst guilt is self-created when we internalize the influences of greed and fear. Swamiji urges you to break free from the burden of the past, as it serves as a dead weight on your being. By eliminating guilt, you can unlock the door to a blissful and intellectually vibrant life. Join us in this transformative exploration and unleash the power within yourself. HDH started traveling around the world when He was 25 years of age in 2003 with the clear vision of establishing Kailasa, the enlightened civilization and greatest Hindu nation. In 2004, He undertook His second world tour, covering three countries - Malaysia, USA and South America. He visited 10 cities in the USA, conducting meditation programs, delivering free satsangs, and initiating the people with the Hindu Truths. In just His second world tour, He ordained 50 acharyas (teachers) who would carry forth the tenets of Hinduism to humanity at large. During this world tour in 2004, He delivered this talk titled Guilt - the Sure Killer of Intelligence. HDH reveals the truths about Guilt. He says Guilt makes your morality skin deep, maturity happens when we act from understandings - not from Dos and Donts. Dos and Donts never lead you to enlightenment, only total bliss can get you there. He touches on 3 types of guilt - Guilt by immediate family, Guilt by social laws and Guilt you create by yourself. Guilt is the worst attitude which never lets you move on in life. What is the worst is when you hate some action you do because of the guilt, you start hating your body too. In the end, HDH also answers questions - Is it recommended to do things only at auspicious times? What is divine grace in spirituality? How when you fall into the present and penetrate to penetrate the Time Shaft? How can you make Time your Slave? Hindu Scriptures, say "Pragnyana Brahma" Intelligence is Existence. Dreams are is housekeeping for life. Whole life is nothing but housekeeping in dreams you are doing because you enjoy it. The minute you drop guilt, and other lower emotions, you will express enlightenment. Watch, share and like our videos | Subscribe to our channel to be notified of the next upload. Click bit.ly/NithyanandaTV to subscribe. Join Paramashivasena Summit: kailasa.ai/pss Support the World's Only Hindu Nation: kailaasa.org/join-kailaasa Explore Ask Nithyananda AI: ask.nithyananda.ai Website and Social Media: www.kailaasa.org www.nithyananda.org www.nithyananda.tv www.innerawakening.org twitter.com/SriNithyananda www.facebook.com/ParamahamsaNithyananda
