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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2022 · 31 MIN

Shivaratri and Christmas has somethings common

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

In a person-centric model of the Universe, our idea of Advaitha gets rehabilitated and so also our idea of what it means to be human to perhaps what it was originally meant to mean by our ancestors who may have just been faced with mass communication issues with the kind of idea-dissemination technologies available to them. Consequence is the various interpretations of the same idea discussed from various perspectives colouring our interpretations of each aspect of the message. Lockdowns in time as experiential wrinkles in the fabric of time and space awaiting healing of wounds endured by earth, water, fire, air, spirit, space as shatbhoothas from which all that there is gets formed suffers and requires the un-obtainium of ‘nothing’ that precipitates from silence bumming on stillness bumming on nothing as base to hold everything up, like an underwear would the upright posture of a human being without shame or ‘civil’isation concerns. Nirbeeja Yoga®️ teaches in a systematic manner the way to walk the transitioning Unknown path into wholesomer hman evolution. ‘Nothing’ within the body of a person in a person-centric model of the universe, then, requires regular sanitisation so that dharma as he ground for becoming becomes healthier and wholesomer inside a ‘nobody’ so that everything becomes infinitely (timelessly) ongoingly better during everyday moments of living. That’s how we celebrate, pray, love Christmas and Shivaratri an day of the year without using a thing so that we know how to handle health, wealth and wisdom.

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