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Bhagavan Nityananda
Bhagavan Nityananda’s Punyatithi

Bhagavan Nityananda’s Teachings

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Teaching IV

Swami Muktananda, Bhagawan Nityananda: His Life and Mission (Ganeshpuri, India: Gurudev Siddha Peeth, 1981), p.29.

 
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    As I read these beautiful words, immediately they permeated my whole being. I was unexpectedly drawn deep inside into complete silence and stillness, flooded with a feeling of pure and innocent happiness and absolute contentment. These simple words contain for me a world of blessings and grace.

    Ludlow, United Kingdom

    Just reading this teaching from Bhagavan Nityananda brought me an incredible sense of calmness and contentment. As I kept repeating his words and contemplating their meaning and the wisdom within them, I felt myself coming back to my center, resting more deeply in my heart.


    To help me stay steady throughout the day, especially when I catch myself feeling off-kilter, I am inspired to ask, “What happiness am I seeking outside that is already within me?”


    Victoria, Australia

    As I continue to meditate, more and more I come to rest and rely on the truth of this teaching of Bhagavan Nityananda’s. There is a shining sun in my heart and how connected I am to this sun is what determines my contentment or lack thereof, not outer circumstances. I can always turn inward to the sun, but I cannot control the events of my life.
     
    This learning to acknowledge my true Self and remain aware of my own inner sun, I owe to the grace of Shri Guru. In this teaching, Bhagavan Nityananda reminds me that the recognition of my inner sun is where my true happiness lies.

    New Jersey, United States

    The beauty and purity and simplicity of Bade Baba’s teachings leave me praying that I never forget them.

    California, United States

    This teaching tells me to look deeper. It reminds me to look beyond the surface. And it reminds me of my greatness as a human being, the greatness of other human beings, and the greatness of all that exists.

    Minnesota, United States

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