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My Left Eye was Hit with the Rod, I almost lost my Eyesight

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  • Rishi Nithya Shambhavananda

Beaten to the point of near death, Rishi Shambhava underwent tremendous trauma at the hands of the malicious Swami Atmananda and his henchmen. A strategic attack against Paramahamsa Nithyananda and his disciples, it left permanent scars on Rishi Shambhava and his family, for whom it was a completely unexpected assault.

Rishi Nithya Shambhavananda sitting at a desk

Narayanan alias Rishi Sri Nithya Shambhavananda was a successful businessman from Chennai. Hailing from the traditional and philanthropic Nattukottai Nagarathar (Chettiar) community, he owns and manages various businesses such as coffee trading and exporting commodities, a 500-acre coffee plantation and hospitality-service apartments. Being highly skilled in project management, he takes care of the temple construction in Nithyananda Peetham Bengaluru Aadheenam (temple-monastery complex) and also other branch Aadheenams.

He moved to the aadheenam with his wife and infant son, wanting to live a spiritual life away from the hassles of society. He wanted a bright future for his son, for him to excel in every sphere of life and move in the direction of enlightenment. They felt immensely fortunate as a family to be living with a Guru that inspired them so much.