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Intensity - Vol 2

INTRODUCTION

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Look at the Oyster, it is waiting for
the rain water to make the pearl.
When the rain water falls, she just
carries the rain water into her
womb and goes down into the
ocean. The process happens on the
rain water and the pearl reacts.

A young person in orange robes sitting in a meditative pose

The Oyster will be waiting with
the mouth wide open on the
waters of the ocean. She will be
just waiting for the rain water.
She cannot take the salt water
and make the pearl. She needs
pure rain water. The moment
one drop of rain water falls on
her immediately she will go into
the deepest layer of the ocean
and she will start doing the
process. She will come out with
the pearl. Intensity is integrity.
Usually intensity leads to solid
feelings. You may be intense but
you may have lost the ability to
flower or you may be flowing but
may have lost the intensity.

You may be intense but you
may have lost the ability to
flow, because you are driven
by your ego. You are
determined to achieve what
you want but you have your
own rigid idea how to get
there. The other possibility is
that you may be flowing but
may have lost the intensity.
This is the case with people
who have no facts, and waste
their energies getting
distracted by anything that
comes by. Intensity is
integrity and focus. Intensity
with integrity and focus is
called burning intensity

Nithyananda Portrait
Nithyananda Paramashivam

© 2020 Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. All Rights Reserved

When we change gears while driving a
car, whether we change from first to
second, or second to third, or any gear
for that matter, we have to pass
through neutral every time. We have
to completely de-press the clutch, or
'unclutch', move through neutral, and
only then we can go to the next gear,
right? In the same way, we experience
a neutral space between any two
thoughts in our mind..

Nithyananda

© 2020 Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. All Rights Reserved

GOALS

To make the child understand about burning

intensity

portrait of a smiling man with a tilak on his forehead
Portrait of Nithyananda Paramashivam

© 2020 Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. All Rights Reserved

ASSESSMENT

❖ Does the Oyster have intensity? ❖ How the Oyster is integrated in its action? ❖ What is called burning intensity? ❖ Why sometimes you may be intense but lost the ability to flow? ❖ Sometimes you might be flowing but lost the intensity why?