Tag: Meditation
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The Forgotten Freedom: Escaping Mental Patterns and Social Conditioning
How to Receive the Satsang — Turn Your Attention Inward Right now, whoever is watching through your eyes, whoever is listening through your ears — look at them. Turn your attention toward them. See the seer who sees. The one who sees from within, who watches — direct your full attention to that one. Observe…
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The Eternal Now: Deconstructing Time, Reality, and the Ultimate Truth
Introduction Welcome to the realm of high-level truths (Para Satyam). For the past few days, we have discussed introductory concepts, comparing mythology to modern fantasy like the Avengers to establish the validity of our Puranas. But today, we move beyond the basics. We are entering the domain of pure science—the supreme secrets hidden within the…
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Delusion of Continuity
The primary element that creates the delusion of continuity and stops you from experiencing eternity is your name. This mechanism works as follows: The separate self, or ego, is the source of all maya (illusion and delusion). It is not an entity but a process—something your organism is doing, which you believe your being is…
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What is Ego/Ahankara ? How is it created ?
The nature of the ego, referred to as ahankara or the chit-jada granthi, is described extensively as a temporary, destructive process that creates the illusion of a continuous, separate self. Here is a breakdown of the nature and function of the ego: Definition and Identity The Illusion of Continuity The ego actively maintains the illusion…
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Three components of Mind
Bhagawan SPH Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam defines the mind as having three primary components, which are essential for achieving liberation and understanding the self. These three components, named chit, jata, and chit-jada granthi, are also referred to using the classical terms buddhi, chitta, and ahankara (ego). Clarity about these three components is said to liberate you.…
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What is Unclutching?
Unclutching is the direct practice of disengaging from the continuous chain of thoughts and resting in the gap between them — the pure awareness that is always present. It is a a very powerful and practical concept from modern Advaita and yogic teachings taught by Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. Let’s explore…
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Understanding Yogaha Chitta Vritti Nirodhaha – Patanjali Yoga Sutras
What is Mind? When one reads the sutra yogaha chitta vritti nirodhah, it is commonly interpreted as “yoga is stopping the mind work”. A teacher might then provide techniques to stop the mind, leading to a lifelong struggle, often ending in frustration and a loss of confidence. However, a master is a person who straight…
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Do not learn Great Truths from a person who has not experienced Consciousness
Patanjali’s Scientific Approach to Enlightenment Patanjali is one of the rare happenings, the first master who quantified the unquantifiable, who made Enlightenment as a science. Till Patanjali, Enlightenment was taken more as a miracle or as an accident. It is Patanjali who made that more as a science and defined it along with the yoga…
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Unlocking Your Inner Potential: The Power of Intuition
What is Intuition? More Than Just a Hunch Intuition, in its purest form, is not merely a gut feeling; it’s a profound connection to pure consciousness. It’s a state where your senses record everything presented in front of them without any prejudice, biases, or personal commentary, allowing you to understand the “secrets of everything”. Bhagawan…
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Beyond Enlightenment: Why Intensity is Your Ultimate Spiritual Secret – 21st and 22nd Patanjali Yoga Sutras
Enlightenment: A Continuous Happening, Not a Destination Many people mistakenly perceive Enlightenment as a singular event, a final destination. However, as Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam reveals, Enlightenment is not a noun; it is a verb. It is a continuous, intense happening, better understood as “enlightening”. While ultimate, it is not final, unfolding moment by moment…
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Unlocking Your Infinite Potential: 19th Sutra of Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras
Two Paths of Civilization: Sameness vs. Uniqueness Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam explains that historically, civilizations have arisen from two core proposals: either “all are same” or “all are unique”. The profound truth, as articulated by the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, is that as an existence or consciousness, everyone may be the same, but as an…
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Insights into Samadhi and True Awareness from the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism – 18th sutra of Patanjali Yoga Sutras
The Power of Right Reasoning (Vitarka) Vitarka, or right reasoning, is presented as a crucial element that contributes positively to society and civilization, even within scientific fields. It is characterized by contemplation, bliss (ananda), and pure awareness (asmita), which are hallmarks of the first level of Samadhi, known as Sampragnatha Samadhi. According to the Supreme…
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