The celebrative Hindu
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lifestyle for enlightenment
> “Vedic lifestyle is millions of years
> of research and development with
> more than 10 million inner world
> scientists working full-time on the
> inner world science, following the
> technology and strength of the Vedic
> culture, and there were only 0.6 %
> registered psychiatric patients and
> 0.6% depression! It was not a holiday
> or weekend religion. It was ‘everyday
> congregation’!”
>
> - H.H. Paramahamsa Nithyananda
H.H. Paramahamsa Nithyananda is reinstating the Vedic lifestyle breathing life into all its sacred truths lived as eternal festivals, customs, clothing, rituals, food and art while educating humanity about the right context for each practice. It is a conscious way of living, kept alive and growing by practice. Vedic artefacts are gathered from antique shops, refurbished and used in everyday living.
Today, people across all cultures are increasingly embracing the Hindu way of living.
Brahmotsavam, Divine celebrations
during all Hindu festivals are held
with pujas, prayers, chants and
devotional music.
Nithya Kirtans, singing and dancing
the name of Divine in the bliss of
Divine emotions, at Nithyananda
Peetham
His Holiness is reinstating the festive culture and ceremonies of the colorful, ever rich Vedic lifestyle. Devotees joyfully embrace the truth that the Formless expresses in whatever form they wish to behold! Brahmotsavams are long festivals that celebrate eachof these expressions of the Divine Energy.
Living with God and celebrating the
Divine existence through Deities, pujas,
kirtans and sacred Hindu rituals.
