Saturday, March 8, 2008
"THYAAGA RAAGA SAMYOGA" AT GAYANA SAMAJA - Event Pics
"THYAAGA RAAGA SAMYOGA" AT GAYANA SAMAJA
Shri Nimishananda Ashram, Rajarajeshawari Nagar, Bangalore had organised – "Thyaaga Raaga Samyoga" – A unique programme of Music and meditation on March 8th, Saturday at Gaayana Samaja. The programme constituted discourse by Parama Pujya Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji, which, was interspersed with music in meditative ragas by Ganakala Bhushana Shri. R. K Padmanabha and Kumari Manasi Prasad.
Parama Pujya Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji in His discourse highlighted the importance of Music as a part of meditation.
There were over 600 people among audience.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Thyaga Raaga Samyoga - Discourse by Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji
THYAGA, RAGA, SAMYOGA
Shri Nimishananda Ashram cordially invites you all for an evening filled with Divine vibrations and Soul Stirring Ragas.
A unique blend of Music and Divinity, in the presence of His Holiness Shri Shri Nimishananda and Vidhwan Shri R.K Padmanabha.
This evening will showcase a spontaneous jugalbandi of Gyaana and Gaana. The discourse rendered by Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji will be interspersed with melodious Ragas rendered by Vidhwan R.K Padmanabha and Vidhushi Manasi Prasad
Venue: Bangalore Gaayana Samaaja, Bangalore
Date: Saturday, 8th March 2008
Time: 6 PM
As Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji says " Ragas take you to God through Bhakthi Yoga. They pull at the strings of your heart and fill you with devotion ''
So we welcome you all to be a part of this Divine,Musical evening and enjoy the vibrations of Divine melody and Bliss.
For More details please contact : Shri B.R Dwarakanath , Phone: 93412 59083
Shri Nimishananda Ashram cordially invites you all for an evening filled with Divine vibrations and Soul Stirring Ragas.
A unique blend of Music and Divinity, in the presence of His Holiness Shri Shri Nimishananda and Vidhwan Shri R.K Padmanabha.
This evening will showcase a spontaneous jugalbandi of Gyaana and Gaana. The discourse rendered by Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji will be interspersed with melodious Ragas rendered by Vidhwan R.K Padmanabha and Vidhushi Manasi Prasad
Venue: Bangalore Gaayana Samaaja, Bangalore
Date: Saturday, 8th March 2008
Time: 6 PM
As Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji says " Ragas take you to God through Bhakthi Yoga. They pull at the strings of your heart and fill you with devotion ''
So we welcome you all to be a part of this Divine,Musical evening and enjoy the vibrations of Divine melody and Bliss.
For More details please contact : Shri B.R Dwarakanath , Phone: 93412 59083
Thyaga Raaga Samyoga - Discourse by Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji
THYAGA, RAGA, SAMYOGA
Shri Nimishananda Ashram cordially invites you all for an evening filled with Divine vibrations and Soul Stirring Ragas.
A unique blend of Music and Divinity, in the presence of His Holiness Shri Shri Nimishananda and Vidhwan Shri R.K Padmanabha.
This evening will showcase a spontaneous jugalbandi of Gyaana and Gaana. The discourse rendered by Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji will be interspersed with melodious Ragas rendered by Vidhwan R.K Padmanabha and Vidhushi Manasi Prasad
Venue: Bangalore Gaayana Samaaja, Bangalore
Date: Saturday, 8th March 2008
Time: 6 PM
As Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji says " Ragas take you to God through Bhakthi Yoga. They pull at the strings of your heart and fill you with devotion ''
So we welcome you all to be a part of this Divine,Musical evening and enjoy the vibrations of Divine melody and Bliss.
For More details please contact : Shri B.R Dwarakanath , Phone: 93412 59083
Shri Nimishananda Ashram cordially invites you all for an evening filled with Divine vibrations and Soul Stirring Ragas.
A unique blend of Music and Divinity, in the presence of His Holiness Shri Shri Nimishananda and Vidhwan Shri R.K Padmanabha.
This evening will showcase a spontaneous jugalbandi of Gyaana and Gaana. The discourse rendered by Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji will be interspersed with melodious Ragas rendered by Vidhwan R.K Padmanabha and Vidhushi Manasi Prasad
Venue: Bangalore Gaayana Samaaja, Bangalore
Date: Saturday, 8th March 2008
Time: 6 PM
As Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji says " Ragas take you to God through Bhakthi Yoga. They pull at the strings of your heart and fill you with devotion ''
So we welcome you all to be a part of this Divine,Musical evening and enjoy the vibrations of Divine melody and Bliss.
For More details please contact : Shri B.R Dwarakanath , Phone: 93412 59083
Friday, February 15, 2008
OPEN THE EYE OF THE HEART
OPEN THE EYE OF THE HEART
Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji says...
When we are visually challenged, God empowers us with another powerful power – The ability to see through the heart i.e., The eye of the heart. Then there is an extreme sense of Awareness of God’s feelings called as Care, Compassion, Patience and Tolerance.
Wherein for a normal man with a sense of vision, predominantly, he has his eye of the heart closed as he is trapped in the visionary illusive world where every second fleeting before his eyes will be a kaleidoscope of images, people, etc. Bringing him new patterns of Good / bad thoughts etc which pre-dominantly obscures his inner vision blocking the true feelings of the eye of the heart.
I have always seen a visually challenged person is more broad minded, natural in his feelings, has a lot of common sense, has more intuition, has an extreme sense of awareness, highly practical, respects creation in his own way and in short is Enlightened.
He is dedicated more to the society around than “himself” because he feels, care, compassion, patience and tolerance and gives it naturally to the people / society around him.
I INVOKE THE DIVINE MOTHER’S BLESSINGS on all of you. May the eye of the heart open for all of you and you “Wipe a Tear and Remove a Pain” of millions of troubled souls in this world.
JAI MATHA
Shri Nimishananda
Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji says...
When we are visually challenged, God empowers us with another powerful power – The ability to see through the heart i.e., The eye of the heart. Then there is an extreme sense of Awareness of God’s feelings called as Care, Compassion, Patience and Tolerance.
Wherein for a normal man with a sense of vision, predominantly, he has his eye of the heart closed as he is trapped in the visionary illusive world where every second fleeting before his eyes will be a kaleidoscope of images, people, etc. Bringing him new patterns of Good / bad thoughts etc which pre-dominantly obscures his inner vision blocking the true feelings of the eye of the heart.
I have always seen a visually challenged person is more broad minded, natural in his feelings, has a lot of common sense, has more intuition, has an extreme sense of awareness, highly practical, respects creation in his own way and in short is Enlightened.
He is dedicated more to the society around than “himself” because he feels, care, compassion, patience and tolerance and gives it naturally to the people / society around him.
I INVOKE THE DIVINE MOTHER’S BLESSINGS on all of you. May the eye of the heart open for all of you and you “Wipe a Tear and Remove a Pain” of millions of troubled souls in this world.
JAI MATHA
Shri Nimishananda
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Pearls of Wisdom from Shri Shri Nimishananda
Culture, heritage, sadhana & aradhana are the grammer of life.
ಧ್ಯಾನ ಇಲ್ಲದೆ ಜ್ಞಾನ ಇಲ್ಲ
Spirituality is the best medicine for stress, strain and depression.
ನಾರದ ಭಕ್ತಿ ಸೂತ್ರ ೪೮ : ಯಾರು ತಾವು ಮಡಿದ ಕಾರ್ಯದ ಫಲವನ್ನು ಕಾಯ, ವಾಚ, ಮನಸ ಭಗವಂತನಿಗ ಅರ್ಪಿಸುತ್ತಾರೋ ಅವರು ಮಾಯೆಯನ್ನು ದಾಟುತ್ತಾರೆ.
You are entitled to do each and every action but you are not eligible to expect the fruits of any action.
Seeing God even in a lifeless object is the tradition of Sanathana Dharama. This is Upasana.
Sankalpa: See God in every living and non living object
ಧ್ಯಾನ ಇಲ್ಲದೆ ಜ್ಞಾನ ಇಲ್ಲ
Spirituality is the best medicine for stress, strain and depression.
ನಾರದ ಭಕ್ತಿ ಸೂತ್ರ ೪೮ : ಯಾರು ತಾವು ಮಡಿದ ಕಾರ್ಯದ ಫಲವನ್ನು ಕಾಯ, ವಾಚ, ಮನಸ ಭಗವಂತನಿಗ ಅರ್ಪಿಸುತ್ತಾರೋ ಅವರು ಮಾಯೆಯನ್ನು ದಾಟುತ್ತಾರೆ.
You are entitled to do each and every action but you are not eligible to expect the fruits of any action.
Seeing God even in a lifeless object is the tradition of Sanathana Dharama. This is Upasana.
Sankalpa: See God in every living and non living object
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji Says - Activate Positive Energy by Practising Equipoise
Activate Positive Energy By Practising Equipoise
29 Nov 2007, 0047 hrs IST, The Times of India ,Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji
The scriptures clearly define the three qualities of tamas, rajas and sattva present in all of us. Tamas is inertia or resistance to transformation. Rajas is aggressiveness, restlessness or result-oriented action. Sattva is the characteristic of purity inside us.
As human beings, all of us have this wonderful quality which gives us patience, tole-rance and establishes us in a state of utter tranquillity. But our sattvic nature has been pushed to the background. That is why we make no progress in spiritual practices like meditation. Total confusion, problems and worries are the fruits of tamas. Lack of peace or a disturbed mind is the fruit of rajas. Peace, happiness and contentment are the fruits of sattva.
Our sattvic nature is given to us in the form of energy by God Himself. It empowers us to cope with problems in a very systematic way without affecting our mental peace or depleting our humane qualities. It tunes us to Divinity and activates our Soul. Just like we preserve food using a preservative, we should preserve our minds using the energy called sattva. If we want to have unflagging inspiration, zeal, zest and dynamism, we have to soak our minds in sattva.
Sattva gives us the ability to remain unruffled at all times. We interact with so many people. Whatever people say, we should never allow inner peace to get destroyed. If there is a grain of sattva in us, other people's thoughts, words and actions will bombard and kill it if we react to them. Even if somebody accuses you, keep quiet. After a while that person will realise his mistake. When we don't react and become completely quiet inside, what comes out of us is sattva and peace. This is in the form of a vibration. We cannot see it, but we can feel and experience it. These divine vibrations are extremely powerful. They transform people and situations, as no words can.
When we don't react, our sattva acts like a concrete wall and shields us from other people's negative energy. If we react, all that energy will invade us in the form of vibrations. Then we will feel depressed, tired and depleted of energy. Sattva is an armour that protects us from all kinds of negative vibrations, as well as an antenna that attracts positive and divine vibrations. Physical proximity is not requi-red for the transmission of such vibrations. They are transmitted automatically even when we think of a person. That is why, when we pray for somebody's welfare, though that person is far away, our prayers benefit him.
We allow our sattvic qualities to drain away in so many ways - through over-reacting, indulging in negative thoughts and emotions and even through unnecessary talk and gossip. If we want to retain our equipoise, we must avoid such things. The whole point of venerating a guru or god is to increase the sattva in us. We think doing so would resolve our problems.
However, the main purpose is to increase the sattva in us. Sleep replenishes our sattva to the extent of 25 per cent. The guru rejuvenates our sattva one hundred per cent. Selfless prayer, meditation, chanting the holy names of God and spending time with evolved beings restore our sattvic qualities. We must constantly replenish this energy inside us. When we establish this quality in us, God resides in our minds. The vibrations of peace and happiness that we exude will bring contentment and serenity into the lives of all those around us.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Opinion/Speaking_Tree/Activate_Positive_Energy_By_Practising_Equipoise/articleshow/2579514.cms
29 Nov 2007, 0047 hrs IST, The Times of India ,Shri Shri Nimishananda Guruji
The scriptures clearly define the three qualities of tamas, rajas and sattva present in all of us. Tamas is inertia or resistance to transformation. Rajas is aggressiveness, restlessness or result-oriented action. Sattva is the characteristic of purity inside us.
As human beings, all of us have this wonderful quality which gives us patience, tole-rance and establishes us in a state of utter tranquillity. But our sattvic nature has been pushed to the background. That is why we make no progress in spiritual practices like meditation. Total confusion, problems and worries are the fruits of tamas. Lack of peace or a disturbed mind is the fruit of rajas. Peace, happiness and contentment are the fruits of sattva.
Our sattvic nature is given to us in the form of energy by God Himself. It empowers us to cope with problems in a very systematic way without affecting our mental peace or depleting our humane qualities. It tunes us to Divinity and activates our Soul. Just like we preserve food using a preservative, we should preserve our minds using the energy called sattva. If we want to have unflagging inspiration, zeal, zest and dynamism, we have to soak our minds in sattva.
Sattva gives us the ability to remain unruffled at all times. We interact with so many people. Whatever people say, we should never allow inner peace to get destroyed. If there is a grain of sattva in us, other people's thoughts, words and actions will bombard and kill it if we react to them. Even if somebody accuses you, keep quiet. After a while that person will realise his mistake. When we don't react and become completely quiet inside, what comes out of us is sattva and peace. This is in the form of a vibration. We cannot see it, but we can feel and experience it. These divine vibrations are extremely powerful. They transform people and situations, as no words can.
When we don't react, our sattva acts like a concrete wall and shields us from other people's negative energy. If we react, all that energy will invade us in the form of vibrations. Then we will feel depressed, tired and depleted of energy. Sattva is an armour that protects us from all kinds of negative vibrations, as well as an antenna that attracts positive and divine vibrations. Physical proximity is not requi-red for the transmission of such vibrations. They are transmitted automatically even when we think of a person. That is why, when we pray for somebody's welfare, though that person is far away, our prayers benefit him.
We allow our sattvic qualities to drain away in so many ways - through over-reacting, indulging in negative thoughts and emotions and even through unnecessary talk and gossip. If we want to retain our equipoise, we must avoid such things. The whole point of venerating a guru or god is to increase the sattva in us. We think doing so would resolve our problems.
However, the main purpose is to increase the sattva in us. Sleep replenishes our sattva to the extent of 25 per cent. The guru rejuvenates our sattva one hundred per cent. Selfless prayer, meditation, chanting the holy names of God and spending time with evolved beings restore our sattvic qualities. We must constantly replenish this energy inside us. When we establish this quality in us, God resides in our minds. The vibrations of peace and happiness that we exude will bring contentment and serenity into the lives of all those around us.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Opinion/Speaking_Tree/Activate_Positive_Energy_By_Practising_Equipoise/articleshow/2579514.cms
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