5 Nov

 Namachivayam -MMCS 45

 

A famous tamil song by the legent Shri Kannadasan goes like this "Irrukkum edaithaivittu lladha Edam thedi engengo allaigindran gnanathangame"

meaning without searching within one's own self one goes on wandering from place to place in search of God. " This quote is quite appropriate to Smt. Shivagami Mam's Satsang address on Sunday, wherein she says God is within each one of us and it is for us to awaken this flame. 


She says that in this materialistic world  desires and expectations are the main cause for worries and sufferings which later lead to disappointments and depression.  These negative vibes get accumulated, hardened and become huge and need to be dissolved. How to melt these negative samaskaras. The answer is Silentation. When the mind becomes light we become prepared to receive the Divine energy from the Master. We have to always be under the umbrella of Master's grace. This is possible by being in constant remembrance of Master. The energy stored in the Mooladhara has to be awakened with the help of Master's Divine energy by soul to soul connectivity. 


Lastly, Mam insisted that  everyone should attend satsang regularly irrespective of Master's physical presence or otherwise to get energised at the Mouna Mantapa and strive to attain the state of CHIVAM by practising Chivality. 


The above is the gist of Mam Shivagami's  speech. Any shortcomings may kindly be corrected.

MMCS 45 contd. 


After Shivagami Mam's Satsang address Shri Lokanathji has thrown light upon certain aspects as follows:

Silentation means he says is total emptiness with no light, sound and time.  It is total darkness and stillness. He says Summane  Irabeku. We get connected to universal energy through remembrance of Master. Next he emphasised upon Nisarga Chetana, Nisargatheetha Chettana and Nirguna. Nisarga Chettana means that which happens naturally without any external influence. Nisargatheetha Chettana, being the present name given to our Foundation,. means Beyond the Nature's Consciousness -NC. Nirguna Chetana is beyond divinity, as explained by Masterji. 

Another three aspects which Lokanathji has elucidated is about Kriya, Prakriya and Pratikriya.  Kriya denotes action. Prakriya is whatever that is happening and Pratikriya is Nothingness I. e., laya. 

Lokanathji has also covered an aspect from Bagavad Gita, wherein Lord Krishna Gives Up Adesh to Arjuna. Lord Krishna says one has to do his duty for the sake as duty without  expectation, by force,with the assistance of one's Gyana. Work has to be done for the sake of work without attachment. 

Lokanathji has also thrown light upon the Big Bang theory. As a result of big bang various Athmas have emanated and taken refuge in the skeletal body with the unison of panchaboothas and became pranas in the Sharirah. 

Another aspect of importance which Lokanathji has emphasised upon is about Silence which paves the way for Enlightenment or God Realisation. He has made a reference to Lord Gautama  Buddha, who after wandering great distance, finally attained Enlightenment under the Bodhi tree, after beseeching Silence. Such is the enormous power of Silence which is the language of God. Experienceless experience is enlightenment. 

He concluded by, again elaborating on Silence which enables us to destroy the negativity within us, when our mind becomes light to absorb enormous Divine Energy from Master. 

Namachivayam🌷🌷


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Notes 12 Oct

 Namachivayam Sunday Satsang - Oct.12, 2025 The Sunday Satsang, held in the serene surroundings of Mouna Mantappa, began with devotional chanting and silence, setting a deeply spiritual tone. With the arrival of Masterji, the atmosphere became even more elevated. His discourse centered around the essence of *Adhyatmika* (spiritual living), emphasizing that spirituality is about experiencing the inner spirit and not merely adopting external practices. Masterji highlighted the importance of **faith and trust** among spiritual seekers. He explained that while the human mind carries **Nakarathmic (negative) vibes** like attachment and expectations, the **Spirit** itself is free from these qualities. **Positivity**, he said, is not something to be acquired but is the **absence of negativity**. When all negativity fades, what remains is a state of pure positivity, described as **“nothingness.”** On the subject of **love**, Masterji distinguished between **human love**, which is selective...
Read more

Notes 27 Apr

 Sunday Chivasangh - 27th Apr, 2025  Gurubhyo Nama ha  The satsang commenced with the devotional chants amidst the chirping of the birds and a bright sunny Sunday morning, at the Mouna Mantapa.  The Abhyasis were surprised to see the Master when the Panchakshari was about to commence. Masterji suggested chanting of Panchakshari alternatively by creating two groups of Abhyasis present. It was something innovative and appealing.  Masterji says, we have been born again to undergo sufferings and to fulfill our unfulfilled desires. He says one should be prepared to endure sufferings. Saints have the highest condition of endurance. He says negativity gets destroyed by sufferings and endurance. Masterji says we have to get transformed when we have attained the human body and born again to realise the Self. We need to enquire ourselves " Naanu Athman Aguvudhu Hege". He says in Spirituality, discipline is of prime importance. When one becomes "Chivam" he/she gets freedom...
Read more

Notes 15 feb

 Namachivayam Sunday Satsang (Feb 15, 2026)** The Sunday Satsang began with deep meditation at the Mouna Mantappa, and the physical presence of the revered Master after a brief absence intensified the atmosphere of peace and devotion. Masterji centered his discourse on Mukthi (liberation), emphasizing that it can be attained only through Adhyatmikathe (spiritual practice) and complete non-attachment. Attachment, he explained, arises from the mind and is the root cause of suffering. When the mind is silenced through sincere practice, purity emerges, leading to Anandha (bliss). Ultimately, when the mind becomes entirely free from even the slightest trace of attachment, one attains Nirvana. He stressed dissolving the sense of “Naanu” (I) and “Nanadhu” (Mine). By cultivating the attitude of “Idham Na Mama” (this is not mine), a seeker gradually transcends possessiveness and ego, realizing “Yavudhu Nanadhalla” (nothing is mine). True spiritual progress requires inner strength to remain ...
Read more