August 05 2019

Title

Annadhan || Revelations on Ativaradhar || Serving Devotees is serving God || Athi Varadhar - Archavathara - Mahvishnu || Athi Vardhar's Darshan in Kanchipuram ||

Narration

The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness, Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam, expounded on the Cosmic Principles of Annadhan during the everyday live public talk - Nithyananda Satsang. In this talk entitled Serving Devotees is Serving God, The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism revealed that serving devotees is serving God. He reminded devotees that Athi Varadhar is Archavathara of MahaVishnu Himself, imploring devotees to go have Athi Varadhar’s Darshan in Kanchipuram. He expounded the importance of serving in whatever way possible and helping people to have comfortable darshan.

Transcript

Revelations on Ativaradhar

ONCE AGAIN I WANT TO REMIND ALL MY DEVOTEES.
ATHI VARADHAR IS ARCHAVATHARA OF MAHAVISHNU HIMSELF SO PLEASE ALL OF YOU GO AND HAVE DARSHAN OF ATHIVARADHAR IN KANCHIPURAM.
I ALSO STRONGLY RECOMMEND ALL MY DISCIPLES TO GO TO KANCHIPURAM AND SERVE ALL THE PEOPLE COMING FOR THE DARSHAN OF ATHI VARADHAR.
SERVING DEVOTEES IS SERVING GOD.
WHATEVER WAY YOU CAN SERVE EITHER BY ANNADHAN OR HELPING THE PEOPLE TO HAVE COMFORTABLE DARSHAN

SHARE AND CELEBRATE; ENRICH AND ENJOY.

Description of Kailasa

Swamiji was in samadhi and without opening his eyes, He started describing the Kailasa. Kailaasa —The light is so bright that the suns and stars look like small black dust. After settling Swamiji said he will describe further. Even if u meditate on this description and chant the Mahavakya "om nithyananda paramashivoham" - Kailaasa will open for you.

Usually when we see the photo of universe from satillite we see the the sun and stars are so bright -but Swamiji describes that from the space of kailaasa if we see the sun and stars look like black dust. He made a statement "Life energy of kailaasa is energy of our consciousness itself. Self effulgent- light which doesn’t need any fuel - Swayamprakasha. Not dependent on anything".

Kailasa Kailasa Kailasa