Tag: Anahata
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Completion in the present moment is the key to unlocking the mooladhara chakra and dissolving lust. It is only completion that brings you in touch with reality as it is and dissolves your fantasies.
Arjuna then asks Kṛṣṇa why even a centered person is led to commit sinful acts, as if forced by unknown powers. Arjuna’s question is the eternal dilemma of expression or suppression. For example, if you see a beautiful woman and you feel attracted to her, you feel this is not right according to what society…
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The science of completion is the essence of Sāṅkhya Yoga. Completion makes you experience the Sāṅkhya of life.
In His concluding words in 2nd chapter, Kṛṣṇa clarifies to Arjuna once again, how to reach liberation, how to become one with Brahman which is one’s true and natural state. We have seen that a person not centered in self-completion cannot be peaceful or happy or wise. A person who is led by his senses…
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Feel bliss through sound
Total Duration: 21 minutes Close your eyes. Sit in a relaxed way. Step 1: Duration: 10 minutes First choose the sound with which you are going to work. It can be anything, so decide which sound gives you most excitement and joy.
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Anahata Dhwani Meditation
Feel the energy flowing in your body. Become completely energized. Duration: 21 minutes Close your eyes and use both your thumbs to close your ears. Close them completely so that you hear that uncreated sound inside you called the anahata dhwani. It is the un-struck sound of the cosmos that can only be heard by…
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When you remember this whole life is maya and fall asleep being aware of the third eye, you will naturally be able to heal yourself!
Be very clear, these are not theories. These are all the truths of thousands of years of research and development by our rishis on the human consciousness. Let you be very clear, this technology, these techniques can directly develop the quality of your life from today. You don’t have to think, ‘Oh! If I practice…
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If you can be aware when the prana falls into the heart center every day, you can stop, alter and manage your dreams and deep sleep!
In the day, whatever you do, you call it as life. In the night, whatever you do, you call it as a dream. In the day, if you are not able to do anything, you call it as death. In the night, if you are not able to do anything, you call it as deep…
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Divyasharira or Divine Physiology, Attributes of an Avatar – XI
The Sanskrit word ‘divyasharira’ is sometimes translated as ‘divine body’, but the phrase hardly conveys the full scope of the original term. The seemingly physical form assumed by the Avatar when He descends to the human frequency is called a divyasharira. Though appearing similar to the human form, the physiology is far from that of…
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Living Advaitha XIII
…continued from Living Advaitha XII I gave few days’ time for that Living Advaitha process participants with a certain homework, the homework of penning down the reality you want to cause, and each one in your teamily, the reality they want to cause, sharing it with the whole teamily. Listen. Incarnation is a person who…
KAILASA's Words of Eternal Bliss, Nithyananda! 