Are You Living Your Life Consciously or Accidentally?

What is Authenticity? Is it simply “being yourself”? THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM explains the deeper science of Authenticity through three powerful dimensions of our identity: Inner Image, Outer Image, and Others’ Image. Your Inner Image (Mamakara) is the way you perceive yourself within. Your Outer Image (Ahankara) is the way you project yourself to others. Your Others’ Image (Anyakara) is the way people who are part of your life expect you to be. THE SPH explains that much of the identity we carry today may not have been consciously created. Our Inner Image can be shaped by past experiences, praise, rejection, fear, criticism, or moments when we felt powerless. Similarly, our Outer Image can become a reaction to people and situations rather than a conscious expression of who we choose to be. Authenticity means consciously building the best Inner Image, consciously building the best Outer Image, and taking responsibility for what others expect from us. Rather than blindly fulfilling everyone’s expectations, Bhagavan explains the importance of consciously setting the right scope of expectation and taking responsibility for it. This teaching gives a practical framework for self-reflection: 1. What do you believe about yourself? — Inner Image 2. How do you project yourself to others? — Outer Image 3. What do the people in your life expect from you? — Others’ Image When these three dimensions are consciously aligned, you begin living from your peak capability. Discover why you may feel disconnected from yourself, why you sometimes behave differently from what you feel inside, why your personality can become repetitive, and how conscious self-creation can transform the way you respond to life. Listen. Reflect. Diagnose. Align. Live Authentically. Event Details: Event: Inner Awakening Session Day 01 2013 Date: 01 July 2013 Place: Bidadi, India