Lesson 13- Path To Siva : 26.6.2021

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Lesson 13 How Can We See God? 3 places we can see God. 1. We see in the spiritual gurus or masters. We feel a spiritual aura about them that is uplifting. We see a light in their eye and the mere sound of their words encourages us to move forward in spiritual pursuit. 2. Look deeply into the eyes of another people. Look beyond their personality, emotion, and intellect and see the pure life energy which is God. The same life force or energy present in trees, birds, and animals. Being aware of this life energy is becoming aware of God's presence. 3. A third place to look for God is in a Hindu Temple. You can sense the presence of God through your third eye, your inner eye of divine sight. Many have seen the mystical visions. 4. More details, available in the book Path To Siva by Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders www.arthadharma.net www.arthadharma.blogspot.com +60129259495 #sivajnani #arthadharma #arthadharma108

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Lesson 12- Path To Siva : 21.6.2021

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Lesson 12 What are Siva's Three Perfections? God Siva's three perfections are Absolute Reality: Parasiva- a form of Sivalingam, Divine mind: Satchidananda/Parasakti- a form of Ardhanariswara and Primal Soul:Parameswara/Maheswara- a form of Lord Nataraja. More details, available in the book Path To Siva by Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders www.arthadharma.net www.arthadharma.blogspot.com +60129259495 #sivajnani #arthadharma #arthadharma108 #spiritualitytips108

What Vallar said about Annadhanam

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya. Construction of a house to feed the poor. The main theme of the mission of the saint is to dedicate himself for a selfless service to the human brings at large. It is this higher aspect of every religion to which the saint gives prominence. He holds compassion as the basis of higher spiritual experiences. According to him, he who loves best serves best. The saint emphatically declares that love for god will develop in the human minds only and not in other creatures. When man develops compassion towards his fellow beings, he is said to prepare the ground for Divine Grace. Without Divine Grace, abiding love for god is not possible. The saint has used the term ‘Jeevakarunyam’ to denote profound compassion. It is said giving importance to this subject, he has dealt with the subject in seven parts but at present only thre of them are available. Compassion is the fundamental trait of the character of the saint. This factor is apparent from his poetic appeals to the Almighty. There are two aspects for the compassionate service. They are: 1. Doing good to fellow beings, when they suffer from hunger, thirst, disease, ignorance, poverty and fear; 2. Refraining from killing and taking flesh. As regards the first, he puts more stress on relieving hungry from hunger. If one pursues the virtue of relieving one from hunger, it is the supreme help. The other kinds of help can be easily rendered by anybody else, as they are supplementaries and sustain the life for some more time. The saint insists that one should give help to all souls with his earned money and through his own physical labour. When this is not possible, he should at least pray for them. He insists on family men of low income to be prudent enough in spending money for feeding their own family as well as others who may happen to approach them for food. He thus advocates prudence and thrift. He not only dissuades the rich from spending money unscrupulously on a grand style during their family ceremonies like marriages and other rituals. He persuades them to feed the needy instead. His suggestion is that anybody can do this according to his capacity. He deplores that rich people when they are jubilant and move pompously in high spirits at grand dinners and ostentatious music, and dance performances, normally do not relish the sight of a poor, hungry, meek human creature waiting anxiously nearby for a mouthful of food. It is a practical experience gained by the saint himself as revealed in one of his poems. He equally deplores and condemns the act of the pious people in ignoring the poor and destitutes. The so called great men can do so many wonders like transforming a male into a female, but all such acts done by them without compassion are mere tricks to hoodwink the public and they cannot be termed as ‘Gnani’ He himself sets an example for the selfless service. indeed it was his motto. In one of his poems, it is said that he realised God only through this compassionate service and the consequent experience of Grace-Light. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya.

Lesson 11: Path To Siva- 17.6.2021

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Lesson 11 Who is Siva? Lord Siva is the Supreme Being of the universe. He/she is the Creator and the creation, within everything and beyond everything at the same time. Siva has threefold nature. His highest reality is Parasiva, beyond time and form. His second aspect is Satchidananda, Divine mind, existing here, there, and everywhere. His third aspect is Maheswara, the personal Lord. Siva has 5 powers: creation, preservation, destruction, concealing grace, and revealing grace. More details, available in the book Path To Siva by Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders www.arthadharma.net www.arthadharma.blogspot.com +60129259495 #sivajnani #arthadharma #arthadharma108 #spiritualitytips108

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Path To Siva - Lesson 10 : 16.6.2021

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Lesson 10 What is Monistic Theism? It is a combination of 2 words, monism and theism. Monism means that reality is one whole, meaning everything is God. Theism is the belief that God exists as a loving, personal Lord and creator. Our Saiva Siddhanta philosophy is a form of holistic theism. We see God as our personal Lord and also Absolute Being, parasiva beyond all form. More details, available in the book Path To Siva by Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders www.arthadharma.net www.arthadharma.blogspot.com +60129259495 #sivajnani #arthadharma #arthadharma108 #spiritualitytips108

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Path To Siva - Lesson 9 : 15.6.2021

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Lesson 9 What is Saiva Siddhanta? Saiva Siddhanta is the name of our school in Hinduism. It is the oldest and most widely spread among the six schools in Saivism. It is the strongest within Tamil traditions of South India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and else. Sometimes it is referred to as Tamil Saivism. There are 2 primary schools within Saiva Siddhanta. One is the pluralistic school of Meykandar. The other one is the monistic school of Tirumoolar. More details, available in the book Path To Siva by Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders www.arthadharma.net www.arthadharma.blogspot.com +60129259495 #sivajnani #arthadharma #arthadharma108 #spiritualitytips108

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Path To Siva -Lesson 8 : 14.6.2021

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Anbe Sivam. Namasivaya What is Saivite Hinduism? Saivism is the world's oldest religion. Worshiping God Siva, the compassionate One, stresses potent discipline, guru-sishya relationship, the path of bhakti, and raja yoga, leading to oneness with Siva within. They are 6 schools of philosophy within Saivism, Saiva Siddhanta, Kashmir Saivism, Vira Saivism, Siva Advaita, and Siddha Siddhanta. Vedas and Saiva Agamas are the shared scriptures among them. All of them hold these principles, one- five power of Siva, two-3 elements of existence Pathi, Pasu and Pasam, tree-3 bondage Anava Karma and Maya, fourth- threefold energy of Siva iccha kriya and jnana, fifth- 36 tattvas of existence, sixth- need of a satguru and his initiation, seventh- power of mantra and eight- 4 padas/stages charisma kriya yoga and nyana. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya More details, available in the book Path To Siva by Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders www.arthadharma.net www.arthadharma.blogspot.com +60129259495 #sivajnani #arthadharma #arthadharma108 #spiritualitytips108

Lesson 7- Path To Siva : 13.6.2021

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Lesson 7 What are the Main Hindu Denominations? Hinduism's primary denominations are Saivism, Vaishnavism, Shaktism, and Smartism. Everyone believes in one Supreme God and they are called in different names. For Saivism, God Siva. For Vaishnavism, Lord Vishnu. For Shaktism, Goddess Shakti. For Smartism, who are very liberal Hindus, the choice is left to the devotee. Every denomination are different in the way of worship, different temple structures, different festivals, different religious leaders. But all of them have 4 central beliefs in common, Supreme God, Law of Karna, Law of Dharma and Reincarnation. More details, available in the book Path To Siva by Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders www.arthadharma.net www.arthadharma.blogspot.com +60129259495

Lesson 6- Path To Siva : 12.6.2021

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Lesson 6 Is Hinduism a Religion or a Way of Life? Hinduism is a religion, and it is a way of life. Religion means a particular system of faith and worship. Faith in Supreme Being, God, and worship involves prayers, puja, and meditation. For a devout Hindu, all of life is sacred and spiritual. Hinduism is regarded and recognized as the most compassionate, mystical, and enlightened faith on the planet. We can't just say that Hinduism is a way of life and it is not a religion. It goes hand and hand. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya. With lots of love and blessings, Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders +60129259495 #sivajnani #arthadharma #arthadharma108 #spiritualitytips108

Lesson 5 - Path to Siva : 11.6.2021

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Lesson 5 What is Hinduism? Hinduism is a family of religions, mainly consist of 4 denominations, Saivism, Vaishnavism, Shaktism, and Smartism. It is called Sanatana Dharma, the "eternal faith". It is based on the Vedas and other scriptures. They follow 4 main beliefs, the most central. The first is to believe in one Supreme God. The second is belief in the Law of Karma. The third is belief in the principle of dharma, divine order, righteousness, and duty. Forth is belief in reincarnation, the cycle process of birth, death, and rebirth. Hinduism is a way of life when we follow the central principles and help to progress in our spiritual pursuit to Self/God-Realization. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya. Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders #sivajnani #arthadharma #arthadharma108 #spiritualitytips108

Lesson 4 - path To Siva : 10.6.2021

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya. Prostration to my mother and my father., first and second Guru. Prostration to my paramaguru Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami and present guru Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami Prostration to Lord Ganesh and the Supreme God Siva. Lesson 4 What is a Religion? A religion is a system of belief about God, soul, and world. Every religion is different, places of worship different, scriptures are different, the saints were different, the belief about life and what happens after death are different, and many more things. They all talk about one common thing that is God. Even the name of God is different too. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya. Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders www.arthadharma.blogspot.com www.arthadharma.net #sivajnani #arthadharma #arthadharma108 #spiritualitytips108

Lesson 3- Path To Siva : 9.6.2021

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Lesson 3 What is the Ultimate Goal of Life?| The ultimate goal is Self Realization or God-Realization attain Moksha in this physical world, mother earth. We will achieve once all the experiences needed and experienced and we will not be born again here in this mother earth. We will release from the life circle of born, death, and reborn again. Everything you see is Siva, whether externally or internally. We will continue our journey helping humanity in our subtle body in the second world or Antaraloka. For more info, check the book Path to Siva by Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders +6012 925 9495

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Lesson 2 - Path To Siva : 8.6.2021

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Lesson 2 Where am I going? What is my Path? Where am I going? Life has the ultimate purpose, to realize the Self-Self Realization or realize the God-God Realization. Both are the same as the Self, the Atma is God itself. So our journey is to attain that. Of course, we should not neglect our dharma towards our family, society, and mankind, not forgetting every living entity, plant, and animal too. So are we doing what needed to be done? Ask this question yourself. What is my path? The path or the journey is a process, that goes through 4 stages. The first stage is Chariya- Karma Yoga, do selfless service to mankind and follow a virtuous living. The second stage Kriya- Kriya yoga, external worship of God, build a strong relationship with families, communities, and all living things, and develop love and affection. The third stage is Yoga- Raja Yoga, the power of meditation, internal worship and discovers the love within themselves. Finally Nyana- Nyana Yoga, discovering the wisdom within which is the essence of the Atma, Self Realization or God-Realization. Both are the same. For more details, check the book Path To Siva by Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya. Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders

Lesson 1- Path To Siva : 7.6.2021

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Lesson 1 Who am I and Where did I come from? I am not the physical body, mind, or emotion. Many think that they are the body with their name in it. The moment you are dead, they call the body not by the name at all. They call it a dead body. So who are you? You are the soul, the Atma, the actual life that reincarnates and takes many bodies. It is the life is your life. Where did I come from? All of us came from the ultimate source the God, God Siva, and going back to him thru the circle of life. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya More info available at Path to Siva by Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami, Kauai Aadheenam, Hawaii USA Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders +6012 925 9495

Wisdom from "Path To Siva" book

Love All. Bless All. Forgive All. Serve All. Om Tat Sat Om. Bless all the divine Atma. Beginning from today, I will be sharing my thoughts on Path to Siva, written by Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami. Details will be available in that book. Today is an auspicious day, Bhogar Nathar Siddhar's birthday, pradosam and it is Monday, Siva's day. May all of you be blessed by Lord Siva and may his blessings bring transformation to your life in this Covid 19 pandemic. Please share the link and info with all your friends. Anbe Sivam. Om Namasivaya. Sivajnani Nagappan Artha Dharma Concept Builders +6012 925 9495