Hindu Cosmology
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Visualize a gold wire ball, chaotically caught and soaked in a nectar. That liquid is the avyaktha, the un-manifest component of Sadashiva. And the wires running around is the vyaktha component of Sadashiva. Avyaktha and vyaktha; one is a liquid gold and one a solid gold. For both, material is the same. It becomes solid due to Sadashiva's decision to enjoy. It can turn back to liquid anytime. His decision of will to enjoy himself is the steam. That steam makes the liquid into solid. The steam is will-persistence. The will to enjoy himself in multiple ways is the steam which makes the liquid into solid within his own sphere and celebrates.
"Knowledge and understanding - even
if it is intellectual - knowledge and
understanding makes many of the
sufferings you have and you cause to
others redundant. Only a person who
understands the eleven dimensions of the
universe can be non-violent. Ahimsa."
The intricacies of Jiva (Self), Jagat (Universe), and Ishvara (Divine) make up the secrets of the Cosmos. Each secret is a deity in itself,
each a representation of one truth. Every sentence delivered is a different form of divinity. Every concept is an ethereal being. They lived in different Lokas - dimensions - from the one humans are accustomed to. They were each great devotees of Sadashiva, for only through him they attain the bliss of being revealed to ignorant minds. They had heard that once again Sadashiva was on Earth, dwelling on Bhu Loka, bringing those beings from darkness to light. One fateful night, their craving began building and building until it finally surpassed the floodgates of his graciousness. Sadashiva allowed them to be around him for a few human hours, a few ages in their time. Only then, when they land on Earth, does the knowledge of the Universe grace the minds of humans. If the witnesses wholly understand these vast concepts, they owe it to those beings. They have to bow down to these great deities and be grateful for their love of Sadashiva.
Late at night, the Nithyananda
Yogam participants surrounded
Paramahamsa Nithyananda on all
sides. Large paper boards were held
up in front of him as he filled in
charts with the truths of the cosmos.
While these were available in all of
Sadashiva’s works, never before have
they been presented like this, in
such a broken down, comprehensible
manner. He made it clear that to
continue to manifest powers, you
must understand these truths
thoroughly. One must know the laws
of the Cosmos to know which way to
proceed and what kind of patterns not
to fall into. He presents the Universe
to these lucky devotees with three
main subjects - Jiva, Jagat & Ishwara.
Jiva or Self, is made up of 25 states of Consciousness.
Jagat, the universe, is made up of eleven different dimensions.
Ishvara, Sadashiva himself, has five functions.
