Tag: Buddha
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The eight-fold path of blissful living or Ananda Ashtanga!

Living in bliss – The eight-fold path of blissful living or Ananda Ashtanga These are: 1. Blissful Laughter 2. Blissful Affirmation 3. Blissful Cleansing 4. Blissful Yoga 5. Blissful Meditation 6. Blissful Tools 7. Blissful Energy 8. Blissful Chant Ananda Ashtanga or Blissful Living is a simple eight-fold pathway to Living Enlightenment. These are simple…
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H.D.H Paramahamsa Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam’s advent on planet earth is to create a new cycle of individual consciousness causing Collective Consciousness to enter the Superconscious zone

Enlightened beings are untouched by the qualities, good or bad that they come in contact with. Their presence is so intense that everybody and everything is touched by the love and compassion that is their very nature. A story from the life of enlightened master Buddha: There was a bandit by the name of Angulimala.…
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An individual’s inner satisfaction, increase in awareness, creativity, and intelligence will automatically lead to global peace, prosperity and harmony.

A beautiful story from the life of Buddha: Devadatta, a cousin of Buddha, joined Buddha’s order of monks. He was hungry for power and status. He wanted to become the head of the order of monks. But Buddha would not allow such an immature person, who was running after status instead of enlightenment, to lead…
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The difference between ordinary frustration and Buddha’s frustration was he was complete and intense in his frustration as well

In Bengal, there is a particular group of people who believe that Krishna is the only man and those who follow him are all women no matter what gender they physically are. They look to Krishna as their beloved. They feel so intensely about this relation that even the men dress like women. The enlightened…
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If you can do what you are doing with a totality and intensity that you are completely lost in the action, you have caught the thread of intensity!

There are two ways of living. One is living like a buffalo, just being alive and breathing but with no intensity and passion in life. The other way is like a Buddha, living intensely in the present moment in the current action. Have you experienced a nightmare? During a nightmare you will experience that even…
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Acting out of your own intelligence is taking complete responsibility for what you do at all times!

In life, because it is easy to place responsibility on others, you blindly follow other people’s directions instead of relying on your own intelligence. You say you are obedient, but you are actually shirking the responsibility of owning up to your actions. This is a dangerous and age old habit of following the rule book.…
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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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It is awareness that transforms pain to bliss which is the energy that exists no matter what the external situation may be!

The root of pain and pleasure is the same. It is the same sensation with two names. It is like two people receiving a body massage from the same person. One concludes that it was a beautiful rejuvenating process while the other decides that it hurt! The same massage will appear like pain or pleasure…
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Declaration of Will, Science of Will
Paramahamsa Nithyananda intercepts into the first part of Shanti Mantra, which is chanted before the Kena Upanishad, in this Nithya Satsang as on 29th June 2016, live from Varanasi. This glorious declaration by the Upanishadic Rishis is the ‘declaration of WILL”” forming the science of WILL. His Holiness reveals that the one core truth that…
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What you think as your goal, as the essence of your life, towards which you are moving in your life, you are worshiping that!

sambḥutiṁ ca vināśaṁ ca yastad vedobhayaṁ saha | vināśena mṛtyuṁ tīrtvā sambhūtyāmṛtam aśnute || 14 || Just recite. It’s the 14th verse of Isavasya Upanishad. I will give you the translation. One who cognizes the pure essence of these both—the imperishable consciousness, the cause of manifestation and the destructible, the perishable, manifested entities, simultaneously—such…

