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Colouring Book

COLOUR
and
LEARN

Illustration of Swamiji holding a bird
Swamiji with a dove

Swamiji’s

Colouring Book

Colour

and

Learn

The meditation techniques included in this book are to be practiced only
under the direct supervision of an ordained teacher of Nithyananda
Dhyanapeetam and in consultation with

your personal physician to determine your fitness and ability to do the
techniques. They are not intended to be a substitute for medical attention,
examination, diagnosis or treatment. If

someone tries these techniques without prior participation in the
meditation programs of Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam and without the
direct supervision of an ordained teacher of

Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, they shall be doing so entirely at their own
risk; neither the author nor Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam nor the
publisher shall be responsible for the

consequences of their actions.

Copyright © 2011 - 'Year of Sharing Enlightenment'

First Edition: May 2008

Second Edition: July 2011

Print Edition ISBNs:ISBN: 1-60607-010-X

ISBN 13: 978-1-60607-010-9 Ebook ISBN : 979-8-88572-284-1

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stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any form or by any means,
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mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without written permission of the publisher. In the event that you use any of the information in this

book for yourself, the author and the publisher assume no responsibility for your actions.

All proceeds from the sale of this book go towards supporting charitable activities.

Contact us:

Nithyananda Mission, Bidadi Ashram,

Nithyanandapuri, Kallugopahalli,

Off Mysore Road, Bidadi,

Bangalore District - 562 109.

Karnataka, INDIA

URL: www.nithyananda.org

Swamiji’s

Colouring Book

Colour and Learn

For the children of the new earth,

who wish to live a blissful life...

Nithyanandam

Illustrations by Ananda Sevaks of Nithyananda Mission.

Paramahamsa Nithyananda

This is Paramahamsa Nithyananda, lovingly called Swamiji.

He is an enlightened master and spiritual guru.

A spiritual guru seated in meditation

A spiritual guru is the person who teaches us the ultimate truth.

A woman holding a child

There are five forms of the guru disciple relationship: 1. Dasa bhava 2. Vatsalya bhava 3. Matru bhava 4. Sakha bhava 5. Madhura bhava.

Here Swamiji is showing matru bhava – the mother to child relationship.

Here Swamiji is showing matru bhava

– the mother to child relationship.

An enlightened master offering worship/arti

An enlightened master is the energy of the universe in human form.

Swamiji performing arati

In this picture Swamiji is performing arati. Arati is an offering of lit camphor and wicks to God, as a sign of love and gratitude for all that God has given us.

idol of Lord Shiva

This is an idol of Lord Shiva.

A deity/ascetic figure holding a staff and peacock feathers

When we worship deities, (energized idols) like Shiva, we are offering our respect and gratitude

to God and our spiritual guru.

Dakshinamurti deity face illustration

At the Bangalore ashram this beautifully carved Dakshinamurti deity sits under a large and sacred banyan tree. Dakshinamurti is the Lord of education.

Drawing of Dakshinamurti deity face profile

The sacred banyan tree radiates great energy, so many people sit there and meditate facing the Dakshinamurti deity.

A sage performing abhiṣeka / pouring libation over a shrine

We worship deities to help us find God and Life in every form. If we understand this truth, we can live a blissful life.

Swamiji performing abhisheka to Maha Meru

Here, Swamiji is performing abhisheka (holy bath) to Maha Meru

  • a three dimensional form representing the entire cosmos.
Anandeshwara and Anandeshwari

At the Vedic temples of Nithyananda Mission ashrams around the world, these two deities – Anandeshwara (Shiva) and His consort Anandeshwari (Shakti) are found.

Anandeshwara and Anandeshwari

Worshiping Anandeshwara and Anandeshwari brings us intelligence, prosperity and bliss.

A line drawing of a person with folded hands in prayer wearing traditional attire and flower garlands

Rituals and worship are methods to deepen our connection with God.

When we join our hands and bow down, we acknowledge the divinity in the other.

When we join our hands and bow down, we acknowledge the divinity in the other.

Enlightened master holding a child

Enlightened masters are able to heal us, remove our disease and put us at ease again.

A mother sitting and holding her child

This is because they are one with the power of Nature, which has given life to us. Therefore they can increase that power in us when it is lacking.

Drawing of Amma with a bird

By reconnecting ourselves with nature, we find our source, our God, who created us. To know our creator is the greatest thing that can happen in our life.

Amma holding a dove

Only by knowing our creator can we live blissfully.

A photograph of a smiling man with long wavy hair, draped in robes and wearing rudraksha beads, seated on an ornate chair.

Churu Kiran was trekking through the jungle one day when he was approached by a lion. He was so afraid he fell on his knees and started to pray. After a few minutes he opened his eyes and found the lion beside him also praying. "Brother", Churu said to the lion, "I am so grateful to see you join me in prayer and spare me my life, thank the Lord!" “Yes, thank the Lord” growled the lion, “thank the Lord for such a delicious man to eat for my dinner!”

We have forgotten the ways and laws of nature because we are too focused on our own small selves. We think we are beyond nature and therefore we have lost our connection with it. By reconnecting ourselves with nature we find our source, our God, who created us. To know our creator is the greatest thing we can do in life. Only by knowing our creator can we live blissfully.

- Nithyananda

Nithyananda Mission Ashram

Nithyananda Mission Ashram

Nithyanandapuri,

9720 Central Ave.,

Kallugopahalli, Off Mysore Road,

Montclair,

Bidadi - 562 109

CA 91763,

Bangalore District,

USA

Karnataka, India

Phone: +1 909 625 1400

URL: www.nithyananda.org

Phone: +91 80 65591844 Telefax: +91 80 27202084

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Document Outline

  • Front Cover
  • Inner Pages * Copyright * Title Page * Chapter 1
  • Back Cover

Ebook ISBN : 979-8-88572-284-1