Tag: Nithyanada

• 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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  7 Sep 2017

  Spirituality, Upanishads

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• More and more your inner space gets into Completion, more and more, you will catch the sacred secrets about the Source, Cosmos!

  

  Kena Upanishad. Brief technical introduction, the word ‘kena ‘means ‘whom’. The Upanishad appears as the 9th chapter of the Talavakara Brahmana of the Sāma Veda, and also known Talavakara Upanishad or Jaimini Brahmana. 35 verses and Shanti Mantra. Its one of the very important Upanishad and per the Muktikopanishad, it’s the second Upanishad in the…

  Sri

  5 Sep 2017

  Spirituality, Upanishads

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• All of you, understand, your aggression, agitation, that is responsible for the other person’s aggression or agitation. If you master your eyes never to overflow – means, tears not to come out – you can master and keep the ocean without overflowing! Please listen! If you can master your eyes never to overflow, you can…

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  30 Aug 2014

  Advaitha, Completion, Inspiration, Listening, Motivation, Nithyananda, Paramahamsa, Truth

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