The path to attain Shiva Tattva is through the Vishnu Path, which is the Sushumna Path. Lord Vishnu and Adishakti have created this path, and it is through the cleansing of the chakras that we can ascend on this path. The abode of Shiva is beyond the mind and thoughts, and to attain this principle, we must go through the Vishnu Path.

Adi Shankaracharya wrote about the cool breeze of Saundarya Lahari and Chaitanya Lahari, which he called 'the waves of beauty' and 'the waves of Chaitanya'. Chaitanya is the vital, Divine Force, and those who emit cool vibrations are realised-souls. Some people are born-realised but may still be possessed by their ego. In Sahaj Yoga, after Realisation, one knows all the techniques of the Divine Force and can protect, improve, and cure oneself and others.

The article discusses how human beings are responsible for the chaos in the world due to their lack of understanding of their totality and beauty. The author emphasizes that every individual is a real creation and possesses the essence of all the beauties of nature. The article also highlights the importance of integration and unity among human cells to achieve a harmonious existence.

The Kundalini rising can cure mental and physical sicknesses by correcting disturbances in the chakra centers. The awakening of Kundalini can improve mental capacity and cure extreme mental diseases. The re-establishment of the ten valencies is necessary to improve health and moral values. Knowing how to correct the centers is important as every person has their own Kundalini that knows everything about them.

This article discusses the importance of anti-bodies in the body and how they are reduced by certain medicines. It also touches on the concept of Kundalini awakening and the role of the Goddess Durga in the center of the spinal cord. The article emphasizes the need to consider the emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of health, not just the physical side.

The article discusses the spiritual goals of human beings and how Indians view it. It highlights that Indians have not reached the level of material development where they see things from a different angle. The article also mentions that Indians are not good seekers and have limited spiritual goals that revolve around family, relationships, and jobs. They want to achieve affluence but also keep the Spirit, which is not possible. Overall, the article emphasizes the importance of seeking the Spirit as the ultimate goal of human life.

The article talks about the religious significance of Kaaba and the presence of a Shiva linga called Mekkaeshwar Shiva in it. Mohammad Saab avoided talking about it and focused on the godliness of human beings. Nanaka preached against enmity between Hindus and Muslims. The article also mentions the concept of Musalman and Peer and the reincarnations of Lov and Kush, who were born as the sons of Nanaka and preached about God.

The text discusses the negative effects of fanaticism on human sensitivity and the rise of cults. Sahaja Yoga is presented as a solution to fanaticism, as it cannot be formed into a cult. The importance of respecting all religions and removing fanaticism is emphasized, with the example of Shirdi Sai Nath. The text highlights the beauty of Sahaja Yoga and the importance of respecting gurus in the right way.

Sahaja Yoga is a way of audience with the Lord Almighty. It is not about doing good for Sahaja Yoga, but about Sahaja Yoga doing good for you. Those who are willing to take and grow can move forward, while those who are here to give cannot achieve anything. The subtle knowledge of the inner workings of Kundalini is a blessing from the Lord. Those with a pure heart will benefit from it, while those with an impure heart will not. The speaker is like a mother who scolds, loves, and explains for the good of her children.

The article emphasizes the importance of honesty in seeking and putting one's full heart into Sahaja Yoga. It explains the connection between the Sahasrara and heart chakra and warns against superficial practice and murmuring souls. The author stresses the need to rise higher and deeper into one's being and achieve thoughtless awareness.