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101 definitions of Living Enlightenment
1. Changing what you need to change, accepting what you don’t need to change. 2. Approaching life with sincere playfulness. 3. Feeling a constant connection with cosmos. 4. Enjoying without craving and renouncing without suffering. 5. Living beyond your ordinary logic. 6. Discovering and celebrating that you are unique. 7. Welcoming every way in which…
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Inner Awakening Glimpses
Check out this video to have a glimpse of the 21-day enlightenment intensive meditation program Inner Awakening by Rare Living avatar Paramahamsa – http://innerawakening.org
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Space of utter positivity
Many a time, people come and tell me, ‘I am not able to get out of my fear.’ Why you are not able to get out? Because already you committed to yourself many times with that negativity. For example, ‘I am going to be destroyed, I am going to be destroyed, I am going to be…
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Conflict-free life
The outer world is nothing but a reflection of your inner state. We continuously experience some conflict or other every moment – in our relationships, in our goals, in our desires, in life-situations. We invariably attribute our conflict to someone or something in the outer world. We blame the outer world for our problems. People…
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Do you feel how hard you work, you just can’t seem to create enough wealth?
How do you see yourself – as a worker, a manager or a high achiever? The worker does his job, but he never bothers to go beyond the brief. He procrastinates, passes the buck, occasionally cheats and generally tries to get by doing with as little work as possible. He lives for payday. The manager…
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Presented bare, truth hurts
A lady came to me complaining that she is hurt by even small criticisms coming from others. She said she was very sensitive. I asked her to stop using that word. I said, ‘You are not sensitive. A really sensitive person will be porous; she will allow the words to pass through her. Only arrogant…
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Have you taken an honest look at your relationships?
In every relationship, we are constantly trying to sculpt the other person in the way we have imagined them to be. Even without being aware of it, we continuously try to control and change and possess the other. To try to possess a living person is the ultimate disrespect you can show them! It means…
KAILASA's Words of Eternal Bliss, Nithyananda!
From The Living Avatar Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam Satsangs & Books
KAILASA's Words of Eternal Bliss, Nithyananda! 