I realised that even in the dream, my subconscious mind senses insecurity, becomes alert and begins praying to Sachchidananda Parabrahman (Dr) Athavale, thereby protecting me from distress. Through this spiritual experience, I understood the importance of taking autosuggestions.
Some energy from the Sushumna-nadi is expended for the functioning of the Saint’s body, mind and intellect; however, the Brahma-nadi functions only to give Anand to the jiva (Embodied soul).
Sachchidananda Parabrahman (Dr) Jayant Balaji Athavale,
who has been working tirelessly across various dimensions
for the welfare of society and for the establishment of a ‘Hindu Rashtra’ (meaning, Ram Rajya) !
This article is the concluding part for the previous 2 parts. For more information about previous articles, please refer to the links given in this article…
By God’s blessings and the resolve of Saints, it is perceived that in 2025, a child named ‘Hindu Rashtra’ has symbolically taken birth from Mother India. The public declaration by Jagadguru Shankaracharya Swami Nischalananda Saraswati is seen as an indication of this.
In practical life, people mostly use Astrology to find solutions to worldly problems. Sachchidananda Parabrahman Gurudev taught us to think how Astrology can be used for the spiritual upliftment of seekers.
The greater the proportion of the Nirgun principle and Sattva component in a number, the more Sattvik is the colour associated with its ‘frequency’. Among the numbers ‘0’ to ‘10’, the number ‘0’ has the highest proportion of Nirgun principle and Sattva component, whereas the number ‘10’ has the lowest proportion of both.’
In this future, it is entirely possible that the work 95% of people do on a daily basis can and will be done by machines.
Through this Article, we shall study the distinctive features of these Shloka from the perspectives of Modern Neuroscience and Psychology.
While the sentiments of these ‘religious poets’ need to be respected, we must keep in mind that their works are mostly agenda-driven and may not be aesthetically appealing. The original Ramayana by Valmiki, however, is devoid of such ‘religious’ agendas and is composed purely for aesthetic delight and the realisation of universal human values.