Hayagriva Jayanti
Mahavishnu appeared as Hayagriva & restored the Vedas stolen by Madhu, Kaitabha.
Upakarma is performed on this day & Veda Aarambham is done
BHAGAVAN VENKATESHWARA BHAVA SAMADHI DARSHAN || 07 AUG 2025
BHAVA SAMADHI DARSHAN IS A WINDOW TO THE INFINITE EXPANSE OF CONSCIOUSNESS, ALLOWING US TO GLIMPSE THE FORMLESS IN A WAY THAT WE CAN UNDERSTAND.
OUR VERY BIO-MEMORY AWAKENS TO THE SPACE OF PARAMASHIVA ULTIMATE CONSCIOUSNESS DURING BHAVA SAMADHI DARSHAN.
HAVING DARSHAN OR EVEN A GLIMPSE OF AN AVATAR CLEANSES THE KARMAS OF LIFETIMES, AND CREATES A DEEP AND LASTING TRANSFORMATION IN US.
DURING BHAVA SAMADHI DARSHAN, OUR NEURONS MIRROR THAT OF THE AVATAR.
MIRROR NEURONS ARE SPECIAL NEURONS THAT OBSERVE AND MIMIC THE ACTIONS OF THE AVATAR’S NEURON ACTIVITY INSIDE US JUST THROUGH SEEING.
DURING BHAVA SAMADHI DARSHAN, OUR BEING COMES ALIVE AND CELEBRATES WITH THE ENERGY WAVE OF EXISTENCE. OUR VERY MUSCLES LEARN TO IMBIBE AND RADIATE PARAMASHIVA.
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You Have to See His Smile… After Darshan of The Supreme Pontiff Of Hinduism (SPH) Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam.
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Getting old? Really OLD?
FEELS OLD too!
EVEN THINKING OLD?
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EVEN Awaiting death?
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கைலாசவாசிகள் அரசியலில் ஈடுபடலாமா? சுவாமிஜியின் தெளிவான பதில்.
ஜூலை 28, 2025 ஆம் தேதி, கைலாஸாவின் ஆடி பூரம் நன்னாளன்று, பகவான் ஸ்ரீ நித்யானந்த பரமசிவம் அவர்கள் நம் அனைவருக்கும் பரமாத்வைத சத்தியங்களை அருளி ஆசீர்வதித்துள்ளார்கள்.
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Dharma Shastras-The Original Constitution of Humanity.
Long before modern laws, India had a divine legal & moral code-not created by men, but revealed by Rishis.
🧵#Thread Let’s explore the Vedic Dharma Shastras-the foundation of ethics, law & righteous living.
Serpent Symbolism in Indian Tradition and Yoga: From Nagas to Kundalini and Beyond
The Nagas hold a revered position in Hindu tradition embodying a wide array of symbolic meanings. For instance, Anantha or Adi-Sesha symbolizes timelessness and mula-prakriti (primal energy), representing a state of rest before the creation of the universe. Similarly, a sarpa coiled around the drum held by Sri Dakshinamurti is said to signify Tantric knowledge.
In the Yoga tradition, the Kundalini Shakthi, the energy located at the Muladhara, is depicted as a coiled serpent ready to uncoil. As the Kundalini awakens and begins to ascend, the serpent rises through the higher chakras, ultimately reaching the highest chakra, the Sahasrara. In its latent state, the Kundalini Shakthi is visualized as a resting coiled serpent. When awakened and actively rising, it takes the form of spirals resembling Naga-bandha, the intertwining of two vibrant cobras. Over time, Naga-bandha also came to symbolize the dynamic movement of cosmic forces and the interplay of male and female energies, representing the transmission of positive and negative charges in the universe, thereby vitalizing all existence.
In Yoga practices, the Bhujanga-asana, mimics a cobra with its hood raised and bent back. This posture represents the dual serpentine energy emanating from Bhuja (its circular coils) and Anga (the linear form it assumes when extended). As the practitioner straightens their arms, lifts their upper body, and throws back their head, the spinal curve is believed to stimulate the flow of Prana (life force) within the body. The chest expands, filling the lungs with vitality, while the heart beats steadily, energizing the entire body-mind complex.
When the Apana (the Prana-vayu) leaves the body, death occurs. This marks Kala, the end of one’s earthly existence. The serpent, as Kala or Time, is seen as devouring all things (sarva-bakshaka), with existence itself serving as its sustenance.
The snake primarily symbolizes rebirth, death, and immortality. Its ability to shed its skin periodically is viewed as a symbolic act of renewal or "rebirth" each time.
Serpents also embody Kama, the desires and cravings that drive beings in this world. They represent the motivating forces that propel life forward.
In summary, serpents encapsulate all aspects and processes of the life cycle: creation, good fortune, misfortune, destruction, and death. They also symbolize the mysteries, allure, dangers, and rewards inherent in life.
Sri Ganesha Guarding the Chambers of Sri Parvati Devi
The Cosmic Dharma of the Divine Dwarapala
In the sacred traditions of Agama, Tantra, and Shaiva Shakta Siddhanta, the divine episode of Ganesha standing guard at the chambers of Sri Parvati Mata is not a mere story but a mahavidya (great wisdom) encoded in the fabric of Sanatana Dharma. This is a living revelation of the interplay between Bhakti, Jnana, and Shakti.
Ganesha as the Eternal Kshetrapala
Ganesha, the Vighneshvara (Lord of Obstacles), is also the supreme Dwarapala (Gatekeeper) of the Divine Mother’s sanctum. His presence at Mata Parvati’s doorway is a metaphysical truth:
- The Guardian of Shakti’s Rahasya (Secret): Parvati is Prakriti (Primordial Nature) and Adi Shakti (Supreme Energy). Her chambers represent the Garbha Griha (Womb of Creation), accessible only to those purified in consciousness.
Mata Parvati’s Antahpura as the Guhyadhara (Secret Foundation)
The private chamber of Sri Devi is an esoteric representation of:
- The Yoni Mandala – The sacred matrix of creation, where Shakti manifests the universe.
- The Muladhara Chakra – In Tantra, Ganesha guards the root energy (Kundalini), allowing ascent only when the seeker is ready.
- The Snana (Ablution) of Shakti – Mata Parvati’s bath signifies laya (dissolution) before srishti (creation), guarded by Ganesha to ensure only the worthy witness this mystery.
The Shiraccheda and Pratishtha – A Tantric Diksha (Initiation)
Shiva’s act of severing Ganesha’s head and granting him an elephant’s form is a deep alchemical process:
- The Human Head (Jiva-Buddhi) is replaced by the Gaja Shira (Elephant Head of Cosmic Memory), symbolizing transcendence of limited intellect.
- Gaja (Elephant) embodies Gajanana (Wisdom Bearer), representing smriti (memory), viveka (discernment), and tattva jnana (knowledge of truth).
The Trishula and Modaka- Instruments of Shakti’s Grace
- Ganesha’s Trishula mirrors Shiva’s, representing mastery over tridosha (three impurities: ignorance, desire, and action).
- The Modaka symbolizes amrita (nectar of immortality), hidden in the sahasrara (crown chakra), granted only to those who conquer their inner vighnas (obstacles).
Conclusion: The Eternal Dharma of the Guardian
Ganesha’s vigil at Parvati’s door is a divine leela (play) teaching the seeker:
- First, submit to Dharma (Ganesha’s command).
- Then, transcend the limited self (human head → divine head).
- Finally, enter the sanctum of Shakti (realization of the Self).
காலை முதல் இரவு வரை: இதுதான் என் அன்றாட வாழ்க்கை.
ஜூலை 28, 2025 ஆம் தேதி, கைலாஸாவின் ஆடி பூரம் நன்னாளன்று, பகவான் ஸ்ரீ நித்யானந்த பரமசிவம் அவர்கள் நம் அனைவருக்கும் பரமாத்வைத சத்தியங்களை அருளி ஆசீர்வதித்துள்ளார்கள்.
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A Powerful Blessing to Fulfill All Your Prayers
Receive the darshan of the cosmic mother, Paramashakti, and be blessed to attain the foundational pillars of divinity: the state, space, powers, and superconsciousness of Paramashiva himself. This is the ultimate blessing for spiritual evolution.
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