Bhaava Darshan
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The word 'bhaava' too has no translation in English.
The closest one can come to a translation of 'bhaava' is 'experiencing the formless in form'.
In Vedic religions, the 'devatas' or demigods are divine energies present in the cosmos.
Innumerable enlightened beings are also available on the subtle plane to bless and guide humanity.
Bhaava darshan signifies the manifesting of these auspicious divine energies through the body of an enlightened being.
Each of the divine energies
can awaken certain latent desirable
qualities in us
(kalyana guna).
When they express
through the body of an avatar,
they become empowered
to lift us effortlessly
to higher states of consciousness.
Paramahamsa Nithyananda graces devotees with bhaava darshana of the divine energies of Shiva, Krishna, Kalabhairava Devi, Murugan, Buddha, and the great saint Shankara