Tag: Death
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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…
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Death is the only certainity in our lives, then why do we never try to understand it ?
The very word ‘death’ creates agony and fear. Even talking about it is considered inauspicious as we may invite it by even mentioning it! Death is seen as an enemy. That is why in all the religions, in all the cultures, death is painted as black. In Hinduism, Yama is black. In Christianity, Satan is…
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When you really live intensely, automatically you will be liberated!
Our concern for karma is rooted in our fear of death. It is a primal fear, that of the unknown. Our actions in this life are for the most part driven by the desire to be in a better place after death or the fear not to be in a worse place after death. This…
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A simple thought to have a cup of coffee can remove the so-called powerful death fear!
A person once came and asked me, ‘I am haunted by the fear of death. I have so much fear about losing my wealth, and about my death. Give me some solution. Please remove my fear.’ I told him, ‘Please have a cup of coffee.’ He said, ‘What do you mean?’ I said, ‘Just think…
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Fear is a powerful energy which gives a deep relaxation, a deep centeredness when you don’t fight with it!
You cannot conquer fear. Fearlessness means intelligence to live the intense fear without directing it towards any object. When there is no object to be afraid of, the intense fear will give such an intense relaxation and peace. Fear is a powerful energy which gives a deep relaxation, a deep centeredness. The fear center is…
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Upanishads are not do’s and don’ts but the thought currents you need to cherish, enjoy, entertain for higher intelligence to happen in you!
Introducing Kenopanishad. Somebody asked me, “Human beings are just developed monkeys, but how we are able to perceive so much about the Universe, Planets, Space? How we are able to understand so much about all this? Why other animals, even the closest version of us, chimpanzees, are not able to catch, understand things about Universe.…
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Remembrance of Oneness only is required during death, because all obstacles have already become useless to you
Let me enter into today’s Upanishad verse. 17th verse. Please chant along with me. vāyur-anilam amṛtam athedaṁ bhasmāntagṁ śarīram | auṁ krato smara kṛtaguṁ smara krato smara kṛtaguṁ smara || 17 || Please repeat. auṁ krato smara kṛtaguṁ smara krato smara kṛtaguṁ smara | vāyur-anilam amṛtam athedaṁ bhasmāntagṁ śarīram | auṁ krato smara kṛtaguṁ smara …
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Let my breathing pattern become Cosmic breathing pattern and continue to be my breathing pattern
This verse, which says, vāyur-anilam amṛtam athedaṁ – means let my breathing pattern dissolve into the Cosmic breathing pattern. Actually I wanted you to practice I wanted all of you to practice this, especially when you fall asleep—decide anyhow now I am going to fall asleep. I can’t keep my inner image, my outer image,…
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