August 25 2016

Title

Sri Krishna: the Highest Celebration

Description

On the morning of 25 August 2016, Paramahamsa Nithyananda and the Nithyananda Sangha celebrated Krishna Janmashtami - the birthday of Sri Krishna. In his morning message, Swamiji shared about Sri Krishna, how he is the most authentic incarnation of Sadashiva and how his life invites us to eternal celebration.

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nithyānandeśvara samārambhām nithyānandeśvari madhyamām | asmat āchārya paryantām vande guru paramparām ||

(00:43) I welcome all of you with My love and respects. I welcome all the disciples, devotees, Sarvajnapeeta Yajamans, Nithya Satsangis, Sri Mahants, Mahants, Kotari, Thanedar, visitors, viewers, YouTube subscribers, everyone on this auspicious occasion of “Krishna Janmashtami”. People who are sitting with us all over the world through Nithyananda TV, Facebook Live, YouTube Live and through two-way video conferencing having Nayana Deeksha all over the world. I welcome all of you with My love and respects. Today, Krishna Janmashtami. Krishna, the greatest embodiment of Sadashiva ever happened in the Cosmos. Purnavatara, the manifestation of all the powers described in the Vedas and Agamas. All the experiences described in the Vedas and Agamas. He is the living demonstrator. Please understand, I am using the word, not lived, living, living demonstrator of everything Veda and Agamas stand for. Let’s first offer our respects in the form of Arti to Sri Krishna then we will enter into the Satsang.

[Devotional offerings to Sri Krishna Bhagawan…] (04:11) Krishna celebration is His life and message. The word, “Celebration” is the essence of His life and message. No one can celebrate, celebrate, celebrate, celebrate like Krishna. He is so much in love with life, in romance with the cosmos; nothing, nothing ever even occurred to Him as pain. He never occurred as pain to anything, everything, everything was just celebration, celebration, celebration. To tell you honestly whatever we know as Hinduism now, He is the founder of that Hinduism. Whatever we know, whatever we know as Hinduism, He is the founder. Because, whatever He lived, whatever He taught, that is only still practiced as Hinduism. Understand Hinduism has tons of material but what is practiced is whatever He stood for, what He expressed and what He radiated that is only still practiced. He is the most powerful, greatest embodiment of the cosmos Sadashiva and the greatest devotee of Sadashiva. The greatest manifestation of Sadashiva, ‘Being’ which radiated Sadashiva to an extraordinary level in the planet Earth. Please understand; in the planet Earth, the greatest, best, most authentic manifestation of Sadashiva, He is Krishna. Nothing compare to Him. The word, “Purnavatara” is too small for Him. “Jagadguru” is too small for Him. He is too much. He is too much. If you are sitting and talking about Him, I think it is like having a huge cake and you go on giving discourse about it. I think you should taste Him. (07:53) Celebration is His message. Celebrate today whole day, give vacation for your depression; tell your depression today holiday for you, go; tell your constant nagging mind today holiday for you, go; tell your constant grinding mind, what happened to that, what happened to this, what happened to this, what happened to this, what happened to this. The constant grinding mind, tell him, “Okay. Today, holiday for you. Krishna Janmashtami, Cosmic government holiday. Cosmic government holiday; go, go”. Give your mind vacation; celebrate. Actually He took birth to-night. It’s the night where Astami comes. So we start the celebration now. It was not yesterday night. Please understand, it’s not yesterday night, it’s tonight where the Astami overlaps with the Rohini. Rohini is the Nakshatra. Astami is the Tithi. Astami and Rohini overlap; that always happens only in the night. So, there are some Nakshatras overlap with Tithi in the day time, there are some in the noon time, there are some in the night time. Rohini overlaps always in the night time. He is the Lord of night. So, His life and His message is all about celebration. At least till tomorrow morning, tell your mind, “Bye. See you later on” and celebrate, celebrate, celebrate. Let today whole day be celebration. (10:27) Living the life and message of Sri Krishna. Eat like Krishnas, dress like Krishnas, dance like Krishnas, feel like Krishnas, celebrate like Krishnas, you will become Krishna. Celebrate, that is the only way you will taste Krishna; not otherwise, otherwise giving ten hours Satsang on the hot cake will only reduce the taste of the cake. Just taste, taste Him, taste celebration, that is His message. I tell you, He made whole Hinduism as the religion of celebration. His life is celebration, His teachings are celebration, even the rituals used to worship Him is celebration. He is celebration. Let’s celebrate Him, that’s a best way you can taste Him. Krishna, the highest celebration. So, today vacation for mind, the cosmic holiday and celebration. Let’s celebrate the greatest embodiment of Sadashiva, Sri Krishna. वसुदॆव सुतं दॆवं कंस चाणूर मर्दनम् । दॆवकी परमानन्दं कृष्णं वन्दॆ जगद्गुरुम् ॥ (12:40) So I bless you all. Live Him, breath Him, celebrate Him, eat Him, dance Him, sing Him, ultimately become Him. Become Him and today day long celebration we have, celebrate Him and become Him. Let your being, Him. Be Him. I bless you all. Let you all radiate with Integrity, Authenticity, Responsibility, Enriching, Causing, living Shuddhadvaita Shaivam. The eternal bliss, Nithyananda. Thank you. Be blissful.

Photos From The Day:

Satsang

Krishna Janmashtami Celebrations

Title

Paramashivoham Oneness Capsule 241 (Krishna Janmashtami 25 August 2016)

Photos Of The Day:

Temple - Sri Krishna Janmashtami

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Pot-breaking-Traditional game

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Kabaddi-traditional game

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Tug-of-war - Traditional Game

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