April 10 2018

Title

Sound and Anti-Sound || Initiation and Processes leading into Vidya Tatva || Initiation of Shivohum process, awakening Kundalini Shakti || Day 10 of Mahasadashivohum ||

Narration

The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness, Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam, is the visionary through whom this whole revival of KAILASA is made possible. Today, Day 10 of the ultimate spiritual Mahasadashivoham Program, His Divine Holiness (HDH) gave special Initiations and processes using sound and Anti Sound Energy. Delegates were led into the Vidya Tattva leg of Mahasadashivoham.

On this day His Divine Holiness gave a powerful Initiation of Shivoham Process and intensely awakened the Kundalini Shakti of all present. By playing the Rudra Veena in the opposite direction - with the screws facing downwards, His Divine Holiness initiated all delegates into a process creating ‘minus decibels’ or anti sound, which sucks all the pain patterns from their systems. (Sadashiva Himself records and mentions in the Agama, the use of the Rudra Veena in this way for initiation. The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism removed all patterns, including pain patterns, from the systems of delegates.

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Vidya Tattva

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Photos Of The Day:

Maha-sadashivoham

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Maha-Sadashivoham

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