Tag: Nithyananda Gurukul

• Susadha, Attributes of an Avatar – IX

  Described in the Linga Purana, Susadha translates as ‘one who helps to calmly bear pain.’ This attribute applies not only to the Avatar, but also to his disciples, who would have a similar capacity to calmly bear pain. Scientifically, pain is described as an unpleasant sensation caused by a noxious stimulus, and mediated along certain…

  Sri

  27 Aug 2016

  Nithyananda, Spirituality

  Avatar, Avatara Shastra, Leela, Linga Purana, Nithyananda, Nithyananda Gurukul, pain, Paramahamsa, Sahaja Samadhi, Siddhi, Susadha, Swami Nithyananda, unclutching, Vaidya Sarovar

• One small Ganesha gifted at the age of 3 is causing the revival of the whole Sanatana Hindu Dharma!

  

  This whole revival of deity worship, Sanatana Hindu Dharma, which I am doing, started just with one small Ganesha gifted to me when I was the age of three.  If that same Ganesha was gifted to me, or even bigger Ganesha, when I was eighteen, I don’t think this revival would have happened.  Just that…

  Sri

  29 May 2015

  Spirituality

  Balasants, Bio-meory, Brahma muhurtha, Ganesha, Gurukul, Inspiration, Jaagrath, kshana, Mahadeva, Mylapore, Nithyananda, Nithyananda Gurukul, Paramahamsa, Peetha of Omniscience., Ranga Rajya, Religion and Spirituality, Sanatana Hindu Dharma, Sarvajna Peetha, Shaivite, Shiva Stotras, Spirituality, Sushupthi, Swami Nithyananda, Swapna, Upanishad, Upanishads, Vaakyaartha Sadhas, Vaakyartha Sadhas, Valluva Nayanar, Vedic Tradition