eN effect continues every Saturday
with eN Kriya initiation
via teleconference
eN Kriya
A unique Kundalini awakening process
by a living incarnation
Paramahamsa Nithyananda
eN-kriya is a 42-minute process
involving intense pranayama (breathing techniques),
mudras (yogic hand gestures), asanas (yoga poses) and meditations.
It is an enlightening meditative process aimed at individual transformation
that leads to increased consciousness at a societal level.
For more information visit Mission's official website:
Where: Masonic Hall, 1495 West 8th Ave., Vancouver
When: 7pm
Please register at lifebliss.vancouver@gmail.com
This Saturday's morning message topic (March 26, at 7pm(PST)):
Rewiring your brain for success
Brain researchers are discovering that the brain is more plastic and adaptable than previously thought.
Paramahamsa Nithyananda reveals that there are mechanical parts and non mechanical parts, which perform different functions. Many of these functions are outside the realm of "Normal" brain brain performance.
These " scientifically undiscovered" functions include:
• The 6th sense
• Ability to heal ourselves
• Clairvoyance
• Awareness about past lives
• Awareness about our own death
• Manifestation
Paramahamsa Nithyananda speaks on special techniques from the Vedic tradition and from his recent research, to improve brain performance.
You will learn:
• How Brain researchers got it all wrong!
• How to activate the non mechanical parts of your brain
• How your future can be created with more ease, joy and love.
As we see on the NTV screens there is massive Kundalini Awakening happening at the ashram in Bidadi, and on two way around he world.
Each day I sit in front of up to 26 centers and can watch the shifts on consciousness, in kundalini, and see remarkable happenings. Today for instance Vibhuti appeared in Houston. The other day more people started to experience getting Vibhuti in the palms of their hands. This is possibly most extraordinary transformation, possibly that the world has witnessed in a while.
In Nithyananda, Dheera
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