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When your attention is turned towards yourself, that is from the seen to the seer, you will be awakened!
You are not the eyes. The eyes are just an instrument. Many times you can see, your eyes may be open but you are not seeing, not registering the scene you are seeing. Innocence means having a clear understanding that whatever you see in the outer world is made of the same stuff out of…
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Just be in the present by saying a complete ‘yes’ to life, by allowing future to pass through you to become past, to have its own course
In the Vedic tradition, Shiva, the lord of destruction, is considered auspicious. The very name ‘Shiva’ means ‘causeless auspiciousness’. You will be surprised to know that in Sanskrit if you literally translate the word for destruction, ‘samhara’, it does not mean destruction, it means rejuvenation. The word that we use commonly for destruction actually means…
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Learning the art of dying is the real and the ultimate knowledge that we can learn in our life!
There is a beautiful Zen saying, ‘Learning the art of dying is the real and the ultimate knowledge that we can learn in our life.’ A small Zen story: One day, an enlightened master suddenly declared that he was going to die the next day morning around 6 o’ clock. Of course, enlightened people always…
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Even if you had a conscious glimpse of the truth at least once in your life, then you can enter into death with awareness and fully conscious!
When you enter into the dream state and start dreaming, this whole world in which you live now becomes black and white because you are in the dream world. You forget this whole world of your waking state and the dream world becomes very real and seen in multicolor. If you come out of the…
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What exactly happens at the time of leaving the body during death?
This question cannot be answered by a living person as he has not experienced death. It cannot be answered by a dead person since he cannot come back to narrate the experience. Only an enlightened being, a person who has gone through death consciously and come back anew, can exactly explain what happens during death.…
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Paramahamsa Nithyananda Swamiji’s own conscious death experience in Varanasi
Let me narrate to you my own conscious death experience in Varanasi. I always used to think that I should have an experience of death, that I should face death directly. But somehow, that thought never became a priority. For any experience to happen, the related thought has to become the topmost priority. It should…
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Whatever you think in your last moment, you become that because you are consciousness!
There is a beautiful story in the Upanishads, the sacred vedic texts: A rishi called Jadabharatha somehow became attached to a deer he had rescued. He was living the life of a renunciate but he got attached to this deer. From morning till night, he used to spend his time taking care of that deer.…
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What happens when you leave the body in the presence of an Avatar ?
After my enlightenment, I came back to South India. I was in Bangalore in a devotee’s house, healing people who sought me out. At that time, a devotee was admitted in the ICU and I was requested to heal him. There again, while healing, the person in the bed next to the devotee started dying! The…
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When you go beyond the sixth layer into the nirvanic body, you don’t come back to assume another body!
There are seven layers or bodies in you. The body of flesh, bones and blood that you see is the physical body. The energy moving in you as prana or life energy is the pranic body. There are five kinds of prana or air movements that happen in the body: air that enters into the…
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Strongest experience that has happened in Sri Paramahamsa Nithyananda Swamiji’s life outside his body.
This incident is from the days of my (Sri Paramahamsa Nithyananda Swamiji) spiritual journey before enlightenment. I was near a small village in North India, a place near Varanasi, the spiritual headquarters of Hindus. Hindus traditionally visit Varanasi at least once in their lifetime. The city has a floating population of at least two hundred…
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When you face death you see that it is nothing but life!
Death is a deep relaxation. It is the ultimate ‘letting go’. It is the dropping of the old and starting with the new. When your being recognizes that it cannot achieve what it wants to through this body it decides to move on. This ‘moving on’, this ‘passing over’ is what is called death. When…
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We are not able to face death because we are not able to face the ever-changing nature of life!
Once, in USA, a young lady asked the great Indian monk Swami Vivekananda, ‘What is life?’ Swami Vivekananda said, ‘Come with me to India. I will teach you.’ She asked, ‘What will you teach me?’ He said, ‘I will teach you how to die.’ The question is about life…
KAILASA's Words of Eternal Bliss, Nithyananda!
From The Living Avatar Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam Satsangs & Books
KAILASA's Words of Eternal Bliss, Nithyananda! 