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Finally!!!

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Wake up,
Before you sleep forever.

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Some people in your life come with an expiry date,
If you won't discard them in time, they can be toxic.

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🕉

Shiva in his usual outlook
has a serpent around his blue neck,
Crescent moon on his head
and the third eye on his forehead,
Body drenched in ash
and hair matted and messy,
holding his fierce weapon Trishula.
In this unconventional attire,
he is still loved and worshipped for his Art,
Meditation, Yoga and the energy he emits,
teaching us to accept everything as it is,
without any hostility or discrimination
against what is perceived to be different
or against the conventions.

Inner value should override the external outlook.

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🕉️

Diwali is not limited to just
celebrating the victory of Light,
rather, it’s more of becoming the light,
pulling ourselves out of greedy clouds of darkness.

Happy Diwali.
May these bright lamps burn the darkness within us.

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It doesn't matter,
When I die?
All matters is,
How I die?

Leaving body wrapped in worldly desires
or consciously proceeding with no bounds
into the realm of liberation.
~Moksha~

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Are we really searching for "Truth"
Or just mining arguments to support
What we believe as truth?

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Sometimes, we need to befriend a disease
to cure ourselves,
Than to anxiously fight it with the medicinal bullets.

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"Nada Yoga, a union through sound"

Yogic tradition considers the whole creation as "Dhvani",
describing the matter as a form of energy as well.
forming a part of universal soul, "Brahman",
Sat-cit-ānanda (truth-consciousness-bliss)

Being a part of Brahman, everything
including water, air, fire etc. have an
intelligence, which allows us a possibility
to communicate with these natural entities,
as described in the Devta Culture of Puranic texts,
by practicing the various forms of Yoga
including the Nada Yoga, a technique used
by the musicians in the ancient times to
bring rain at the command of their music.

Among the five Koshas (layers of our existence)
Pranamaya Kosha, the vital energy body,
comprises of 72000 Nadis and 108 Chakras.
These Chakras are the energy centres,
subdivided into 54 each by ida and pingala,
each having its own bij mantra or sound,
also forming the sounds of Sanskrit alphabets.
These sounds can be heard within us following an
organised system of chants, asanas and mudras.

This Mahashivratri, let's stay awake with our spine erect,
using the vibrations and resonances of Nada Yoga to
awaken our Kundalini enhancing our spiritual experience.

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