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17 May 2011

“Today is Buddha’s enlightenment day.”

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The Satsang

Prayer. Welcome. Today we will do the pilot study of the materialization of vibhooti and kumkum

Today is Buddha’s enlightenment day. We are celebrating both enlightenment and our victory! At least in 10,000

Let me describe exactly …blanket of thick energetic silence in the inner space has opened up. I will finish whatever I have to tell in a few statements. Discourse means using…stories, jokes and revealing some truths. I am not going to tell jokes, no stories, there is less words. Straight to …today we will straight …programming method of your inner software. Exploring gets exploding where the spontaneous happening becomes your very breath, where the energetic silence opens up in you. Just meditate on this 3 mantras that’s all. Just remember these words….the door to the thick energetic deafinite will open in you…your interest in mystery will open. The mind which tries to explore will explode and the door to thick blanket silence…the mind which tries to explore ….

You will get vibhooti and kumkum in my hand or from my picture of murthi.

Now I am expanding my spectrum. So even if you are connected to these 3 mantras – 1. Thickening, energetic, definite silence which is inside you and have the glimpse of this ultimate energy……..

The very existence expressing as Arunachala is expressing through this body!....let this energy explode and at least 10,000 people experience all over the world now as a mark of…….an intense awakening of Kundalini and at least in 10,000 places let it materialize Vibhooti and kumkum as a mark of my presence.

Today I have successfully expanded the spiritual spectrum level completely to the next level. And today…

Blessings!

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17 May 2011
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English

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