Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Mumbai: Guru Poornima

Monday, July 5, 2010

Guru Poornima

GURUM BAJE' 2010
Guru Purnima is the precious opportunity to open ourselves again to the guidance of the Guru.
This is the auspicious day when the Guru receives us into His compassion and wipes out even the most terrible karmas of life-times with His unconditional Grace.
Whatever your fears, your doubts, your sorrows, your desires - place them at the Guru's lotus feet on this day and receive abbhaya(fearlessness) and varada (grace).

Highlights
Individual Blessings from Swamiji
Maha Kumbhabhishekam for 21ft Ananda Lingam & 1008 Lingams
Free Medical Camp
Gurumudi Offering at Dakshinamoorthy Shrine (and following 21-day vratha)
Padha Yatra
Annadaan throughout the day
Mahapanchaarati at Anandeshwar Temple

Visit : www.nithyananda.org

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Guru PurnimaJuly 24, 2010 at 9:10 PM
Happy Guru Purnima to all my friend...
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About our Swamiji and His Mission

Paramahamsa Nithyananda is an enlightened master living with us today. He has founded a worldwide movement for meditation and inner bliss. Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam is located at Bidadi, Off Mysore Road, Bangalore, India and has several ashrams and centers around the world.

The services provided by these organization include meditation, yoga, free spiritual healing (through spiritual energy ), free education to youth, promoting traditional art and culture, satsangs (spiritual gatherings), corporate programs, free medical camps, free meals at all ashrams worldwide, and recreating The Holistic system of education for children through the in-house Gurukul and etc.. Meditation according to Nithyananda is all about creating a sense of awareness which invariably leads to healing the mind, body and soul.

He left home at a young age and traveled the length and breadth of India, visiting holy shrines, associating with several yogis and mystics during this period and realizing his intrinsic knowledge in the paths of meditation, yoga, knowledge, devotion, Tantra and other Eastern metaphysical sciences. With an enlightened insight into the problems that common man faced, he defined his mission for humanity at large. To the question posed by a devotee of whether he is God, Nithyananda simply replies, “I am not here to prove I am Divine, I am here to prove you are Divine.”