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16 December 2012

The Secret Of Maya and Suffering

TranscribedIA Cruise·Singapore·3 min
The Satsang

In Sanskrit we have two words – Vada Prativada, Khandana Mandana – means, churning, churning the logic till you achieve the nectar of understanding - Realisation.

Khandana Mandana means - the removing all the things which does not exist but gives you the feeling it exists. See I tell you, it is just like a two edge of the cloth. One edge you say ‘Life is Suffering’, one edge you say, ‘Life is Bliss’. But when you move to any one edge you will become Enlightened, you will jump out of that. You will fall out of that edge. Please understand Enlightenment is falling out of this.

Life is this. [shows the cloth in His hand] One edge is ‘Life is Bliss, one edge is ‘Life is suffering’. Go to any one extreme through your cognisance, you will jump out of it, you will become Enlightened.

Whether you believe Buddha – ‘Life is Suffering’ or whether you believe Me – ‘Life is Bliss’, if you align your cognisance to that one belief, you will become Enlightened. But ‘Suffering is part of Life’ is not going to liberate you.

Who said that? Suffering is part of life is not what Buddha taught. You heard. That is what you heard. See ‘Suffering is part of life’ – you heard. Buddha did not say. Buddha said ‘Life is Suffering’. There’s a BIG difference between ‘Suffering is part of Life’ and ‘Life is Suffering’. Align to any one, any one; you will be liberated.

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Whatever you know as Life - IS Suffering... so escape from it!

Details

The talk

Date
16 December 2012
Place
Singapore
Type
IA Cruise
Language
English

The recording

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youtu.be/cz84B3-tL8c](https://youtu.be/cz84B3-tL8c)
Published
25 April 2019
Duration
3 min

The transcript

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Length
265 words · 1 min read
Topics
Sri Nithyananda Swami, Paramahamsa Nithyananda, Nithyananda, Swamiji, Vada Prativada, Khandana Mandana, Realisation, Enlightenment, Suffering, Bliss, Buddha, Life