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16 November 2010

Siddha Tradition Day 4 Mystical or Psychic - Nithyananda Morning Satsang (16 Nov, 2010) Message

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A grey pigeon stands on a white-and-red painted concrete platform in an outdoor temple courtyard lined with palm trees. Behind it, a man in an orange robe sits near an orange pillar wrapped with a yellow and white garland and a dark stone figure. Rows of small dark stone statues stand along the left, and colourful striped banners hang from a pole on the right.A grey pigeon pecks at the edge of a red and white painted step in an outdoor temple courtyard. Behind it, a man in an orange robe stands near an orange-red stepped plinth topped with a dark stone shivalinga-style form draped with a yellow and red floral garland. Dark stone deity statues line the left side, and tall palm trees with multicoloured painted pillars frame the background. White steps lead up to the right.A grey pigeon walks across a pale concrete courtyard toward the camera. Behind it, a man in an orange robe stands near an orange-and-white tiered stone platform topped with a dark stone Nandi-like figure draped in yellow and black garland. Tall palm trees, hanging red-and-white decorative bunting, and small shrines sit in the background. A dark blurred figure occupies the right foreground edge.

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A grey pigeon stands on a white-and-red painted concrete platform in an outdoor temple courtyard lined with palm trees. Behind it, a man in an orange robe sits near an orange pillar wrapped with a yellow and white garland and a dark stone figure. Rows of small dark stone statues stand along the left, and colourful striped banners hang from a pole on the right.A grey pigeon pecks at the edge of a red and white painted step in an outdoor temple courtyard. Behind it, a man in an orange robe stands near an orange-red stepped plinth topped with a dark stone shivalinga-style form draped with a yellow and red floral garland. Dark stone deity statues line the left side, and tall palm trees with multicoloured painted pillars frame the background. White steps lead up to the right.A grey pigeon walks across a pale concrete courtyard toward the camera. Behind it, a man in an orange robe stands near an orange-and-white tiered stone platform topped with a dark stone Nandi-like figure draped in yellow and black garland. Tall palm trees, hanging red-and-white decorative bunting, and small shrines sit in the background. A dark blurred figure occupies the right foreground edge.A grey pigeon stands on a pale concrete courtyard in the foreground, with cracks in the floor and small footprint marks nearby. In the background, a shaven-headed man in an orange-saffron cloth with a rudraksha mala sits beside a red-orange pedestal bearing a black stone linga garlanded with flowers. Two tall decorative cloth streamers in red, blue and yellow hang from a pole, with palm trees, a small white building and a fence behind.Outdoor photo of a seated man in orange robes and a rudraksha mala meditating with eyes closed on a low wooden seat and mat beside a circular fire pit with ash and a brass vessel. Behind him stands a black Nandi bull statue with a garland of marigolds and purple flowers on an orange pedestal, with small deity statues and frangipani plants in the background. Hanging orange and colourful cloth banners frame the upper right. Several seated people face him from the foreground, including a woman in white with blonde hair tied back, a woman in orange, and two women with long braids, one wearing white.A close-up photograph of bright orange cosmos flowers on thin green stems in a shallow-focus garden. Several blossoms with yellow centres are sharp in the foreground, while more orange flowers and buds blur into the background. Behind them a soft white rounded form and a tan vertical structure are out of focus. No people are visible.
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A photograph inside a hall with white ceiling fabric and colourful striped banners hanging from above. A man in a pink short-sleeved shirt with grey hair stands with palms pressed together while a younger priest in an orange robe and a long rudraksha mala places his hand on the man's head, apparently giving a blessing. The priest holds a paper, and beside him a bald attendant in orange with a rudraksha mala holds a silver tray containing a small gold-coloured ritual object. Behind them, men in white dhotis and orange-clad figures stand in a line, and flower decorations appear at the far right.Indoor ashram scene with a man in a pink shirt and grey hair reaching out to take a paper from a long-haired figure in saffron orange robes and a rudraksha mala. The long-haired figure has long swept-back hair and wears a dark bead mala over the saffron cloth, and appears to be receiving or handing over a folded paper. A bald monk in saffron stands at right holding a silver tray with gold-coloured items, and another bald figure in white stands behind. Several men in white shirts and white dhotis stand around, with a decorated shrine and colourful striped pillars in the background. Probable Swamiji is the long-haired figure in saffron with rudraksha, based on the saffron robes, long swept-back hair and mala cues.A photograph inside a decorated hall with a tented ceiling and colourful striped pillars. A man with swept-back long dark hair, a dark rudraksha mala and an orange saffron robe smiles broadly and extends his hands toward an older man in a white shirt with grey hair and a white beard, who presses his palms together in greeting. Behind them, a man in a white shirt and a green-bordered cloth receives the greeting, and a bald monk in orange robes with a rudraksha mala holds a silver tray with a gold-handled object and a white cloth. Several other men in white and dark clothes stand around, and a shrine with floral decorations is visible in the background. The style suggests a darshan or greeting moment. Swamiji (probable): the man in the orange robe with long swept-back hair, rudraksha mala and saffron clothing.A photograph inside a decorated hall with cloth canopy and tall striped pillars. In the centre, a smiling man in an orange saffron robe and a long rudraksha mala stands facing older men in white shirts. An older man with grey hair and beard holds out a fruit, and a bald monk in orange holds a silver tray with a lamp and a white cloth. Other men in white shirts, one with a green shawl, stand behind them with hands folded in greeting. Garlands and flowers decorate the background, and a few people are visible further back.A photograph inside a decorated hall with white draped ceiling cloth and tall striped pillars in red, blue and yellow. In the foreground, a shaved-headed man in orange robes holds a silver tray with a small offering and a cloth, facing a smiling man with long dark hair wearing an orange garment and a dark rudraksha mala. Several men in white shirts and dark trousers stand around, one older man with white hair and beard in white clothes and another in a green shawl, many with hands folded in namaste. Behind them, gold-decorated deity murti and an ornate altar are visible. The orange-robed man appears to be a priest handling the tray, while the smiling man with the mala is the focus of the greeting.A photograph of a hall at a Sarva Darshan event. A man in long-haired, orange-saffron robes with a rudraksha mala and a gold necklace reaches out his hand to bless a small girl in a white dress with a red flower. Beside him a shaved-headed attendant in orange robes with a gold necklace holds a white tray of ritual items. On the left, women in saris stand with palms pressed together in namaste, and a woman in white holds a red shawl. Patterned banners hang from the ceiling and the floor is polished. Swamiji (probable): the man with long hair, orange robes and rudraksha mala is the blessing figure.
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Photograph of a satsang hall with a man seated on an ornate gold throne with red cushion, wearing an orange saffron robe and a long rudraksha mala with ceremonial gold necklace, long swept-back hair, hands resting in lap. Several women in white and cream saffron-bordered saris sit on the floor facing him with their backs to the camera, some with long braided hair. To the left stands a gold-colored deity murti adorned with garlands of yellow, orange and green flowers, and a shaved-headed attendant in orange is seated beside it. A standing fan and a golden throne on the right complete the scene. Swamiji (probable): the seated man in orange with rudraksha mala and long hair, in the role of the seated spiritual teacher on the throne.

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Siddha Tradition Day 4 Mystical or Psychic - Nithyananda Morning Satsang (16 Nov, 2010) Message

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The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness, Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam, during the live public talk - Nithyananda Satsang, continued a Series on the Siddha Tradition. In this talk entitled Siddha Tradition-Mystical or Psychic, The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism explained that whatever the Siddhas were using is a great Science that goes beyond psychic powers. He shared that psychic powers are more like a mind over matter, while Siddhis are like a Consciousness over Consciousness and are not just ordinary powers that can be understood with the ordinary intellect or the ordinary mind. He explained the Siddha tradition through different stories showing how it is a great miracle Science that makes extraordinary things into reality.

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