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Authenticity as a Spiritual Practise
 
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TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON 5 JANUARY 2013 AT BIDADI ASHRAM, INDIA In today’s morning [[satsang]], Paramahamsa Nithyananda (Swamiji) defines [[authenticity]] as a spiritual practice. He gives the definition as responding to life from what one believes oneself to be from one’s own perspective; from the perception of how one relates to others; and from the expectations others have. This is taking [[responsibility]] for one’s presence. Whether one is aware of one’s impact or not, one’s body language communicates many unspoken messages. Every individual is responsible for the expectations created by those messages.
  
 
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TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON 5 JANUARY 2013 AT BIDADI ASHRAM, INDIA In today’s morning [[satsang]], Paramahamsa Nithyananda (Swamiji) defines [[authenticity]] as a spiritual practice. He gives the definition as responding to life from what one believes oneself to be from one’s own perspective; from the perception of how one relates to others; and from the expectations others have. This is taking [[responsibility]] for one’s presence. Whether one is aware of one’s impact or not, one’s body language communicates many unspoken messages. Every individual is responsible for the expectations created by those messages.
 
  
 
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Revision as of 14:11, 15 August 2020

Title

Authenticity as a Spiritual Practise

Description:

TALKS FROM MORNING SATSANG ON 5 JANUARY 2013 AT BIDADI ASHRAM, INDIA In today’s morning satsang, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (Swamiji) defines authenticity as a spiritual practice. He gives the definition as responding to life from what one believes oneself to be from one’s own perspective; from the perception of how one relates to others; and from the expectations others have. This is taking responsibility for one’s presence. Whether one is aware of one’s impact or not, one’s body language communicates many unspoken messages. Every individual is responsible for the expectations created by those messages.

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Photos From The Day:


Swamiji in Morning Padapuja

Swamiji in Morning Padapuja http://nithyananda.org/sites/default/files/photo-gallery/IMG_0208.JPG

Swamiji Blessing During Padapuja

Swamiji Blessing During Padapuja http://nithyananda.org/sites/default/files/photo-gallery/IMG_0264.JPG

Devotees During Padapuja

Devotees During Padapuja

Swamiji giving Discourse on authenticity

Swamiji giving Discourse on authenticity http://nithyananda.org/sites/default/files/photo-gallery/IMG_0326_1.JPG

Swamiji Giving Sarva Darshan

Swamiji Giving SarvaDarshan

Blessings at the end of Morning Satsang

Blessings at the end of Morning Satsang

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