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25 November 2010

Siddha Tradition: Dream States: Nithyananda Morning Satsang (25 Nov 2010)

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A photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair swept back, wearing an orange-saffron shawl over the shoulder and a long string of gold-coloured beads and rudraksha-style malas around his neck, seated in front of a red upholstered throne with ornate gold carved detailing. A video camera on a tripod stands at left against a dark blue curtain, and a large red-and-orange banner is partly visible behind him.A smiling man with swept-back dark hair and a small red tilak on his forehead sits on an ornate golden throne with a red cushion, wearing an orange saffron wrap over his bare shoulder and a long necklace of golden-bead malas. A video camera on a tripod stands at left against a dark blue curtain, and a large red-and-white banner is partly visible behind the throne. The appearance and distinctive saffron attire with ornate malas and swept-back hair suggest a person seated as the central presence of a satsang, though the image is ambiguous about identity.A satsang hall with a long-haired man in orange robes seated on a gold throne with a red cushion, raising one hand in blessing. Before him sit several women in white and orange-trimmed attire, and devotees in white kurtas and orange clothing sit on an orange cloth. Brass oil lamps stand on both sides of the stage, and a tripod-mounted camera is at right. A large backdrop screen shows a portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban beside printed text. Dark blue curtains hang behind the stage.

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A clipboard holds a handwritten white paper grid, a chart of state transitions with column and row headers in capital letters: JAGRATH (J), SNAPNA (S), SUSHUPTI (SUS), TURIYA (TUR), TURIYADEETAM (TUA). Each cell pairs two state labels separated by a slash, written in green, red and black ink, arranged diagonally. No people are visible.
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A photograph of a figure seated cross-legged on a woven mat outdoors in front of an orange-red stepped temple structure topped with a small shrine. The seated figure wears saffron-orange robes, long swept-back dark hair, a rudraksha mala, and a gold necklace, and holds a small ritual object in one hand. Behind the figure are a seated deity murti and several standing statues on the grounds. The ground is decorated with a circular arrangement of stones and a kolam-style floral pattern in front of the mat. Probable Swamiji seated in meditation posture, identified by long swept-back hair, saffron robes, rudraksha mala and gold necklace.A photograph of a shrine-like seated throne at the front of a temple hall. A bearded figure in orange robes sits on a white cloth-covered seat beneath an ornate peetha, garlanded with yellow and orange marigold strands. Behind the seat stand decorated deity murti figures under an arched red and gold canopy, with a standing murti to the left and a red-clothed figure to the right. A brass oil lamp stands on the right side near the throne. The scene is a darshan setting with no other people visible.A photograph of a ritual blessing at an indoor setting with a corrugated metal ceiling and a red-and-white painted wall. A figure with long dark hair, wearing a saffron-orange garment and a long black rudraksha mala, places his right hand on the head of a kneeling man in a white shirt and dark-rimmed glasses, who has his palms pressed together in namaskar. Behind them, several men in dark clothing stand watching. In the foreground, a large brass or gold-coloured tray or plate holds ritual items, and a hand holds a small white card.
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Swamiji's Morning Session -25-Nov-2010

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A metal deity murti. Two smaller attendant figures flank the central murti, also garlanded. The murti sits on a teal-green cloth on a dark stage. At the left edge, a man in a white dhoti and white shirt stands partly visible with his back turned. A red cloth backdrop and a rope barrier frame the scene.A deity murti of a standing Murugan figure with a tall conical crown, bejewelled silver-and-gold ornaments and a spear held in one hand, is flanked by two smaller silver consort figures. The central figure and flanking statues are densely decorated with garlands of yellow, red, purple and white flowers and green leaves arranged in a large arch. They sit on a teal cloth-covered platform in front of a red backdrop, with a standing man in white dhoti and shirt at the left edge near a thick rope. The setting is at night with dark surroundings and white cloth at the sides.
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A photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair swept back, wearing an orange-saffron shawl over the shoulder and a long string of gold-coloured beads and rudraksha-style malas around his neck, seated in front of a red upholstered throne with ornate gold carved detailing. A video camera on a tripod stands at left against a dark blue curtain, and a large red-and-orange banner is partly visible behind him.A smiling man with swept-back dark hair and a small red tilak on his forehead sits on an ornate golden throne with a red cushion, wearing an orange saffron wrap over his bare shoulder and a long necklace of golden-bead malas. A video camera on a tripod stands at left against a dark blue curtain, and a large red-and-white banner is partly visible behind the throne. The appearance and distinctive saffron attire with ornate malas and swept-back hair suggest a person seated as the central presence of a satsang, though the image is ambiguous about identity.A smiling man with long dark hair swept back into a bun, wearing an orange-saffron wrap over his bare shoulder and a long necklace of rudraksha beads, sits in front of a gold-carved ornate throne. A red tilak mark is on his forehead. Behind him a large portrait shows a smiling face in red tones, and to the left a video camera on a tripod is aimed at him. Dark blue drapes hang in the background, and the bottom edge shows the heads of audience members.A satsang hall with a long-haired man in orange robes seated on a gold throne with a red cushion, raising one hand in blessing. Before him sit several women in white and orange-trimmed attire, and devotees in white kurtas and orange clothing sit on an orange cloth. Brass oil lamps stand on both sides of the stage, and a tripod-mounted camera is at right. A large backdrop screen shows a portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban beside printed text. Dark blue curtains hang behind the stage.A seated figure on an ornate gold throne with a red cushion, wearing an orange robe and long dark hair, with hands raised in blessing toward a kneeling devotee in a white garment and orange cloth. Around them, seated attendants in white and yellow garments watch. A banner behind shows a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" in an orange turban and orange robe, beside Tamil text reading Nithyananda Spurana Program. Gold lamps stand at the left edge.Indoor satsang in a stage hall with a dark blue curtain backdrop and a ceiling fan. A central figure sits on an ornate gold throne-like seat draped in red cloth, wearing an orange and gold garment and a red shawl, with hand gestures raised. Brass lamps stand on either side of the seat. Seated devotees on orange cloth in the foreground wear white and orange clothing, several with hair in long braids. A cameraman with a tripod-mounted camera films the scene. A large screen behind the stage shows a portrait of a smiling saffron-robed figure. Two standing attendants in orange and white are visible at the left edge.

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Siddha Tradition: Dream States: Nithyananda Morning Satsang (25 Nov 2010)

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KAILASA's Department of Information Broadcasting, in collaboration with SHRIKAILASA Uniting Nations for Peacekeeping, aimed at eradicating violence and promoting peace, telecasted a video on the Compassion, conducted under the auspices of The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. In this telecast entitled eN Youth Nov 25, 2010 Compassion, two Canadian Sevaks in female bodies shared their personal experiences of and new learnings about compassion, as taught by His Divine Holiness (HDH). They articulated their motivations for wanting to work with youth in this area. They summarized their clicks and understandings of His message and how they implemented His teachings on compassion in their personal lives. They shared what a powerful healing experience practicing compassion can be. They observed that youth could benefit tremendously by their eNreaching and eNriching them on the techniques of compassion as expounded by His Divine Holiness.

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Siddha Tradition: Dream States: Nithyananda Morning Satsang (25 Nov 2010)

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eN Youth Nov 25, 2010 Compassion

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Swamiji's Morning Session -25-Nov-2010

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