Tag: Shiva
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10 Truths of Arunachala Puranam: Breaking the Invisible Prison & The Trap of Emotional Addiction
Arunachala Puranam: Day 7 Continuing the Arunachala Puranam, today as the seventh day of Satsang. As the fourth day Utsavam (festival celebration) of the Karthigai Deepam festival. After the Poorvangam (preliminaries) and the three days of Dwajarahanam (flag hoisting), today the fourth day Utsavam is happening in all KAILASAs around the world and at the…
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Life has no conflict, conflict has no life. If you have given life to conflict, if it is hurting you, just move it to the life! Give power to life continuously!
Learn the art of prana pratishta. Learn the art of prana pratishta, giving life to what you want. Then you will just live in conflict free life. Understand it is a very simple truth. I think I would have explained, this villager with whom I had a very strange experience. During my wandering, I was…
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Out of the causeless, overflowing ecstasy, the wave of creation rises in the ocean of Existence!
Matter is actually energy vibrating at various frequencies and manifesting itself in various forms. We are not able to see this vibration with our eyes because the frequencies of vibration are too high. It is just as when movement is too fast, the eye cannot perceive the moving objects as independent frames. The eye sees…
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If there is implicit openness and innocence the learning can be received from the Avatar who imparts learning every moment
The word upanishad means ‘sitting at the feet of the master’. In ancient India, there was the gurukul tradition of masters and disciples. Children were left with the master at the age of seven and they grew up centering beautifully in their consciousness. Masters are living embodiments of the scriptural truths. Their thoughts, words and…
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If there is implicit openness and innocence the learning can be received from the Avatar who imparts learning every moment
The word upanishad means ‘sitting at the feet of the master’. In ancient India, there was the gurukul tradition of masters and disciples. Children were left with the master at the age of seven and they grew up centering beautifully in their consciousness. Masters are living embodiments of the scriptural truths. Their thoughts, words and…
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How can mere listening lead to enlightenment ?
Just this moment accept yourself in the outer world and the inner world. You will go out enlightened. For so many years, completely accepting what the master said, Satyakama just was. What else can happen to him but enlightenment? You may think, ‘How can simple acceptance do such a big job?’ The problem is that…
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How can mere listening lead to enlightenment ?
Just this moment accept yourself in the outer world and the inner world. You will go out enlightened. For so many years, completely accepting what the master said, Satyakama just was. What else can happen to him but enlightenment? You may think, ‘How can simple acceptance do such a big job?’ The problem is that…
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Bholenath is the one whose pure innocent inner space creates the bliss and causeless auspiciousness wherever He is, wherever He happens!
In the Shiva Sutras, Shiva gives us techniques to achieve this innocence. If you follow Shiva’s life as is described in the Hindu mythological stories, you will not be able to see any social or traditional innocence in him. But there will be the pure and ultimate innocence. The place where he lives or the…
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Bholenath is the one whose pure innocent inner space creates the bliss and causeless auspiciousness wherever He is, wherever He happens!
In the Shiva Sutras, Shiva gives us techniques to achieve this innocence. If you follow Shiva’s life as is described in the Hindu mythological stories, you will not be able to see any social or traditional innocence in him. But there will be the pure and ultimate innocence. The place where he lives or the…
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Your intensity is the only thing that decides when your object of seeking will happen
Tantra, the mystical science of meditation techniques, says that to know the truth one needs only one condition, intensity. Be total in what you are, what you do. Live intensely in the moment and taste the real life. Otherwise, you are not living. You are just waiting for death. When you eat, intensely eat. Let…
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Just be in the present by saying a complete ‘yes’ to life, by allowing future to pass through you to become past, to have its own course
In the Vedic tradition, Shiva, the lord of destruction, is considered auspicious. The very name ‘Shiva’ means ‘causeless auspiciousness’. You will be surprised to know that in Sanskrit if you literally translate the word for destruction, ‘samhara’, it does not mean destruction, it means rejuvenation. The word that we use commonly for destruction actually means…
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Celebrate your Self saying a deep ‘yes’ to you as you are! Celebrate the very Existence of the world by realizing it is an independent intelligence with profound mystery constantly expanding with causeless auspiciousness! Celebrate God as creativity overflowing for no reason! When you celebrate the existence of Self, World and God, you will suddenly see all these three disappear into celebration and what remains is eternal bliss, Nithyananda!
One thing has to be understood very clearly. The whole of Existence is an auspicious happening. You are part of Existence, so everything happening around you is also auspicious. This is the truth of Existence. Nothing that happens in Existence is inauspicious. Everything is only a blessing. If this is understood clearly, there is nothing…
KAILASA's Words of Eternal Bliss, Nithyananda! 