Tag: Charya

• Anybody who practices Agama, develops tremendous respect for themselves about themselves!

  

  Mahadeva described these four components beautifully. Charya, Kriya, Yoga, Jnana. Charya means lifestyle. It starts from the personal hygiene, keeping the place clean and keeping your inner-space clean, everything. Everything put together is Charya, lifestyle. How you should wake-up? How you should brush your teeth, wash yourself, take bath? Everything. From the time you wake…

  Sri

  9 Sep 2017

  Spirituality

  Cessation, Charya, Completion, Jnana, Kriya, Kumbha mela, Mahadeva, Muscle memory, Nithyananda, Patanjali, Reality, Shuddhadvaitam, spiritual inner-science, Swami Nithyananda, Yoga

• Whatever fence you make and brand it, identify it as love, as life, that concept corrupts the truth “you just move and expand in the space”.

  

  Anejadhekam Manaso Javeeyo Nainadhdheva Aapnuvanpurvamarshath अनेजदेकं मनसो जवीयो नैनधेवा आप्नुवन्पुर्वमर्षत् I will enter into the verse where God is introducing himself, Consciousness is introducing himself, Consciousness declares about itself.  It is “Unmoving”, “Oneness”, “Swifter than the mind”. We had Vaakyaartha Sadhas on “Anejadh” (अनेजद्).  Then we had on “Ekam” (एकम्) – “Oneness”.  Now, “Manaso Javeeyaha”…

  Sri

  4 Jul 2015

  Spirituality

  Achala Moorthy, Charya, Charya Paadha, Consciousness, God, Inspiration, Ishavasya, Jnana, Jnana Paadha, Kashi, Kriya, Kriya Paadha, Mahadeva, Master, Nithyananda, Oneness, Paramahamsa, Parivrajaka, Religion and Spirituality, Renunciation, Sachala Moorthy, Sadhu, Swami Nithyananda, Upanishad, Upanishads, Vaakyaartha Sadhas, Varanasi, Vedic Tradition, Yoga, Yoga Paadha