24 November 2005

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Introduction to Nithya Spurana || Part 1 || NSP || 24 Nov 2005

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Name of the Program - Nithyananda Spurana Program Session name- An Introduction Date 24 November 2005 Venue : Salem, Tamilnadu

In this video Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism HDH #Nithyananda Paramashiva says.. understand the meaning of ‘Nithyananda Spurana’, It means the #Bliss which is there in us Permanently in our present, past, future. All enlightened masters say that ‘life is Blissful’ but all of us believe that life is Depressed. The truth that we are going to discuss in these 4 days, will become a permanent experience for you! You don't need to Practice separately. It will give New power to your life. The Truths You understand will become part of your life. Enlightenment means, going beyond the normal mind and attaining the power to connect with Cosmic energy Directly. Also Swamiji Explained about the 7 bodies, Stula, Sukshma, Prana, Mana, Kaarana, Aanma, Nirvana, which are related to physical, mental, thoughts and Space and explains how the 7 layers of bodies are impacting our life. Also he was explaining the great truths with small interesting stories and inspiring people to listen, because the Truths that are getting shared are not some Ramayana or Mahabharatha, they are Directly about our Day to day Life so so it is important to attend all meditations and all sessions properly, if you even miss one session or one meditation the transformation which needs to be happening in you will not happen.

HDH also shares Deeper truths about Death and the Deaths that He has witnessed during His Parivrajaka Time, and what is really happening when a Man goes through the Death experience. By sharing these experiences Swamiji makes People understand the truth about death and come out of their fear of Death.

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Life is Blissful || Part 2 || NSP || 24 Nov 2005

Description

Name of the Program - Nithyananda Spurana Program Session name- An Introduction Part 2 Date 24 November 2005 Venue : Salem, Tamilnadu

In this video Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism HDH #Nithyananda Paramashiva says.. understand the meaning of ‘Nithyananda Spurana’, It means the #Bliss which is there in us Permanently in our present, past, future. All enlightened masters say that ‘life is Blissful’ but all of us believe that life is Depressed. The truth that we are going to discuss in these 4 days, will become a permanent experience for you! You don't need to Practice separately. It will give New power to your life. The Truths You understand will become part of your life. Enlightenment means, going beyond the normal mind and attaining the power to connect with Cosmic energy Directly. Also Swamiji Explained about the 7 bodies, Stula, Sukshma, Prana, Mana, Kaarana, Aanma, Nirvana, which are related to physical, mental, thoughts and Space and explains how the 7 layers of bodies are impacting our life. Also he was explaining the great truths with small interesting stories and inspiring people to listen, because the Truths that are getting shared are not some Ramayana or Mahabharatha, they are Directly about our Day to day Life so so it is important to attend all meditations and all sessions properly, if you even miss one session or one meditation the transformation which needs to be happening in you will not happen.

HDH also shares Deeper truths about Death and the Deaths that He has witnessed during His Parivrajaka Time, and what is really happening when a Man goes through the Death experience. By sharing these experiences Swamiji makes People understand the truth about death and come out of their fear of Death.

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On 24 November, Maheshwara Pooja was performed at Salem by Swamiji himself for his Poorvashram father Swami Arunachalananda. Following Hindu tradition, those who have lost a family member offer this Pooja to those who have consciously taken on a path of higher learning and spirituality in life. These people are believed to be channels of Existence. By offering to them, it is believed that the offering is to Existence itself as a mark of gratitude and respect on behalf of the departed soul.