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THE 3 PLANES OF LOVE & HOW TO TRANSCED TO DIVINE LOVE

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VOLUME 2

THE SPH NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM

Portrait of Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam

THREE

PLANES OF
LOVE &
HOW TO
TRANSCEND
TO DIVINE
LOVE

© 2020 Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. All Rights Reserved

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INTRODUCTION:

Man has three planes of being, which are animal, human and divine. First is the plane of lust, which is the animal plane. It is a crude form of love. It is not that love is not present there. Love is mixed or polluted by gross greed and desire, that's all.

As our being becomes more refined, we enter the second plane, ordinary human love. Human love has traces of possessiveness and jealousy. Since human love is grounded in greater understanding than animal love, one does not simply use the other person for his or her own gain. Human love is capable of seeing the other as an end unto itself.

The third type of love is divine love. It is love in its highest form, almost like a prayer. There is no possessiveness. There is nothing earthly in it. It becomes an invisible but powerful force. This is when love becomes prayer and we feel restful contentment for the first time. I say restful because the other two types of love always keep reaching for more or keep missing something. There is no restfulness in them. When the third type of love happens, even sex becomes a deep and divine act beyond mere physical pleasure The whole work of spirituality is to create an alchemy in which the body melts into the mind, the mind melts into the soul, the soul melts into the mind, and the mind melts into the body. By and by, slowly, very slowly, they become one integrated phenomenon. Love is the outcome of it.

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GOALS:

Make the children aware of various types of love and how we express them.

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ASSESSMENT:

  1. Which is your favorite pet animal?
  1. What are the ways you express love to others?
  1. What is causeless love? Have you experienced it?
  1. How would you feel when a new student joins your class? What would you do?
  1. How would you feel when you are alone in a new place and somebody smiles at you?
  1. How can you express causeless love to somebody?
  1. What will be his or her reaction when you express causeless love to somebody?
  1. Have you helped a stranger in need?
  1. What did you feel after helping others?

CONCLUSION:

Untiringly Enrich and Cause others reality and express causeless love.

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ART OF THE DAY -

NATURE DRAWING

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Materials Needed:

  1. Paper
  1. Pencil or Sketch or Pen

Procedure:

  1. Talk to the children about loving nature.
  1. Explain to them how happy we feel admiring nature.
  1. They can view any drawings of nature and draw. 4. They can draw pictures of plants, fruits or sun or sky in their own imaginative ways.
  1. Talk to them about living close to nature, loving nature gives us tremendous pleasure.
  1. Our inner space expands when we admire and enjoy nature.
  1. Talk to the children about taking care of nature.
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ACTIVITY -

AIRPLANE: CONNECTED WITH EACH OTHER

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Material required: Building Blocks (at least 7 per child) This is a fun activity that shows the importance of working together.

Discussion: Gather everyone in a circle and give them 7 building blocks each and tell them to build a big airplane! Immediately they will look around and say "There is no way to do that as I only have 7 blocks. But if I join with this friend, together we will have 14." Then they will realize, "We should all join together as a team." So they mix them all up, put the blocks in the middle, and work together in unity. Someone can help with the propeller, others with the body, the wings, the tail, and together make a big airplane! Once it is finished, just sit back and admire it!

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Questions:

  1. Are you able to make it on your own?
  1. And isn't it beautiful how we all worked together in UNITY?
  1. How do you feel? Happy/sad?
  1. Do you feel open or closed now? Do you feel heavy or light?
  1. Imagine if the whole world was able to work together in unity and be happy? Wouldn't that be bliss?

They all can put up their arms and shout "HAPPY!" releasing the positive energy to touch others in the world.

Optional:

You can also take a picture of the completed model airplane and put it up in a common place to remind everyone that the unity they exhibited by working together and sharing is love.

Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam represented with animation face

ACTIVITY - iDENTITIFY YOUR

"G"

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Write in which 'G' they do their day to day activity.

1. G- Unknown

2. G - Anger

3. G - Greed

4. G - Fear

5. G - Happy, Creative, Intuitive

6. G-Purpose of life

7. G - Beyond

Explanation:

Ask the children to contemplate and write the 'G' in which they conduct their day to day activity.

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For example:

When they brush their teeth in which 'G' are they established? Whether they are working unknowingly or they are brushing out of ANGER, (or) acting out of GREED or getting something as a gift (or) working out of fear of infection, or is it out of happiness or with the thought that is the purpose of life or beyond that. Encourage each child to analyze in which 'G' they perform their different activities.

Inference: Explain to the children when you do things out of Anger, without liking it, it only leads to suffering. As we grow bigger it will become a pattern. The brain grows in patterns. Every activity which we perform must be in 5G - happy, creative, and intuitive. We need to be creative in each activity. When we are in 5G, we will be in a happy, creative, open and intuitive spectrum.

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