| A Profound Inward Journey |
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| In The Ancient Tradition of Enlightenment |
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There is a beautiful and mysterious place in the South Indian Mountains, called Satyaloka, where the largest known population of enlightened beings on the planet dwells. In 1998 the doors of Satyaloka opened to the world for a several years. These enlightened ones-the siddha purushas of Satyaloka- have attained tremendous powers and have been given the ability to help practically any serious seeker to attain enlightenment by a great being who dwells there, a sage whom the people call Sri Kalki Bhagavan. This great being is world renowned for his ability to give enlightenment to others. Seekers from many lands have gathered at Satyaloka to attend intensive retreats for enlightenment (mukti yajnas) and to take intensive training and initiation to help others. The word Satyaloka means "the Abode of Truth." Another meaning is "7th Heaven". Mystics from Russia have called Satyaloka Monastery and the phenomenon occurring there "The Descent of Light to Earth." The little known and seldom discovered ancient enlightened lineage, preserved at Satyaloka, dates back to a time when enlightenment was the norm, and suffering was considered to be an aberration. This enlightened shamanic community is tremendous impact on returning this ancient natural state of enlightenment to mankind. So many have attained enlightenment thru their loving guidence. Sucess in the transmission of this once natural state of enlightened consciousness to the masses is entirely unprecedented in recorded history! With just a brief meeting with the dasas (monks) of Satyaloka, many very average individuals have had Profound Divine Mystical Experiences (personal and undeniable encounters with the Divine) similar to that of many of the great sages, saints, prophets and mystics through the ages. Others, in a moment, have experienced the Divine Union sought by those who practice yoga. At one time Satyaloka was the campus of a school called Jivashram. The students staying there began to have beautiful astral and mystical experiences. They would go on many astral travels and meet great beings and visit different lokas or realms. They were able to understand high philosophy, amazing many scholars. Many of the studentswere enlightened before the age of 16. Some of the parents became frightened and removed the children from school. Others wanted to know what their children had discovered and small retreats were held ther for them. That was the beginning of Satyaloka as a major spiritual force working for the enlightenment of the masses. There is a tremendous energy vortex at Satyaloka. Many sages and saints have come from a 100 mile radius of Satyaloka. Just to be on the grounds of Satyaloka can lead to Transformed States of Consciousness, Profound Divine Mystical Experience, or the Divine Union. To be in Satyaloka is like entering another realm. Physically you have the experience of being in another world. At Satyaloka thousands have received dikshas (deekshas) which are spiritual initiations of Divine Origin. This has helped them to grow spiritually at a very rapid rate. A tremendous degree of transformation and spiritual development has occurred for them in a relatively short time. Some now walk and talk with the source of Supreme Love (God) in a form they can see, hear and touch, and they can see this in the heart of all creation. For these blessed individuals the Kingdom has come. They have entered the Golden Age which is a state of consciousness as well as an astrological occurrence. It is an appeasement of obsessions and an end to conflict. In ancient times such transformational experience and enlightenment was attained through a combination of dikshas(spiritual initiation), maha sutras (profound ancient wisdom), sadhanas (spiritual practices such as yoga and mediation), and Grace. Through Grace and the dikshas given at Satyaloka for enlightenment, understanding ancient wisdom & philosophy, healing, and state of Laughing Buddha, many very average people have experienced states of consciousness traditionally only experienced by sages, saints, prophets, and mystics. For these awakened individuals Heaven has met Earth. Enlightenment and Transformation are no longer concepts for them. This type of mass awakening or state of seeing is characteristic of the advent of the Golden Age. Such mystical experience & realization is an early part of an ancient path to enlightenment. The Age of Aquarius is just a small age within the Golden Age. Many of the changes on this planet signify the advent of the Golden Age. The Golden Age is a phenomenon that will not only affect the planet, but will affect you and your family. Every cell in your body-you DNA will be affected. The way you perceive reality will be changed.
Within this site you will find articles about Satyaloka, articles on Siddhi Powers and Chakras, Vaastu, Vedic Shamanism, the impact of the planet Mulam on human consciousness, the Golden Age and its relationship to the Age of Aquarius, transcripts of workshops of Sri Dharma Dharini an early initiate of Satyaloka and teacher of Sri Bhagavan,, Profound Divine Mystical Experiences and the Realationship to Enlightenment, Alternative Healing, Metaphysical and Healing Properties of Satyaloka Quartz, Vaastu (Indian Feng Shui), Moksha Yajnas held in the USA & Satyaloka which are much like Mystical roadmaps to Death and Beyond Death, & interviews with enlightened Dasas (monks) of Satyaloka. You will also find a Biography of Sri Kalki Bhagavan, a specially empowered cyber icon for those wishing to experience this amazing energy and links where you can experience the Oneness Blessing.
Note from the Web Master: Satyaloka has been closed to the public for many years now. The retreats and workshops are now conducted throughout the world and at the main headquarters of the Golden Age Foundation in India called "The Golden City". Each year hundreds are trained by the monks to give the Oneness Deeksha or Oneness Blessing ) "Oneness" refering to a high state of consciousness where there is no sense of separate existence. |
| The Garden at Satyaloka Monastery |
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"We have made deep changes to your psychic energy body. Take a mat and sit in front of the Buddha by the Bottlebrush tree for 45 minutes, Dharma Dhariniji. Keep your eyes closed. Contemplate on the siddhi powers and do not be troubled by anything that you hear." Acharya Sri Samadarshini said. There were voices, children laughing though none were about, howling dogs, a murder of crows. Thunder, although it was a clear day. A dark whirlpool devouring the Universe-round and round, faster and faster roaring and crashing sounds like a train wreck. Fear. Agony. Then there was nothing but waves of beautiful Golden Light. Bliss followed. I knew at that very moment in time that mankind would make the shift and there was Peace inside at last.....Dharma Dharini after receiving transference of siddhi powers at Satyaloka-Aug. 2000. |
| Awakening of the Antaryamin |
| by Dharma Dharini |
| While I was living near Pittsburgh, I had been invited to a two day Vara Yajna by an East Indian friend in 1996. Vara means "boon" or gift. It is from the verbal root "Vri" meaning "to choose." Yajna in Vedic refers to worship, devotion, and praise. In later times it came to mean sacrifice, offering or an act of worship. Very simply, the Vara Yajna was a two day retreat and at the end of it each participant made a wish. The retreat was conducted by Ananyaji, one of the female monks of Satyaloka. I had been to numerous shamanic and metaphysical workshops, however nothing could have prepared me for the experiences there. I had labeled myself an atheist however during the Vara Yajna I not only saw the form of Divine that I relate to very clearly in my heart, and following the Vara Yajna that form, in a gesture of supreme friendship took an external form that I could see and hear and touch and relate with. The perception of this Antaryamin or Indweller's manifesting internally then externally has continued for a decade.....continued at vedicshamanism.blogspot.com |
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| Rudraksha Bead Talismans and Yantras |
| If there is one true talisman of Vedic Shamanism it is the Rudraksha Bead. Rudrakshas are worn for for attaining high levels of consciousness, healing, health, manifestation, wealth, protection and and spiritual blessings. To learn more about Rudraksha talismans visit
Rudraksha Beads. A Yantra is a diagrammatic representation of a Mantra and symbolically represents aspects of Divinity. Mahayantras are multiple yantras etched in one plate for the powerful Manifestation of One Purpose. TO read more or order visit Yantras.
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| Deeksha and the Second Brain-The Importance of Purification |
| The ability to attain high states of
consciousness is very much linked with the colon. Some masters have said the fall of man from his natural state of
enlightenment is linked to the formation of mucus in the colon. Thus the practice of fasting in many traditions-the perfection of the physical body of the Septanga Marga or 7 Fold Path. In a sense you can say there is a second brain in the abdominal region or gut. The brain in the head has the grey matter on the outside and the white matter inside and in the gut the white is on the outside and grey inside. We think after we feel. We focus so much on the brain in the head and deekshas' impact on that brain, yet our guts-our second brain-are clogged with toxins, fecal matter, mucus, worms and other parasites and fungus. It can be difficult to aatain a transformed state the condition can be likened to that of a walking cesspool. When the colon is cleansed a perfect balance of the two "brains" of intuition and logic can occur. The solar plexus has to do with the body's ability to process sound and light. When the colon is in an extremely toxic state it loses this abilty. An excellent product for cleansing can be found at Sacred Herbals. |
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| There are few yogic practices that benefit the body, mind and spirit and can lead to good health and youthful appearance as quickly as The 5 Tibetan Rites, This is a highly recommended practice particularly for those who have very little time. to devote to exercise. It keeps the chakras well balanced as well. Many who practice this 5 exercises look much younger than they really are. For more info visit: "The 5 Tibetan Rites." |
| Siddharta |
| Siddhartha, later to become known as Gautama Buddha was the heir to his father's princedom. The word Buddha can be translated to "The Perfectly Awakened."
Siddhartha's father was afraid that he would leave to seek enlightenment and the princedom would fall into the hands of those that ruled the larger kingdoms of Maghada and Kosala. So he shielded his son from suffering in the best way he know. Still Siddhartha seemed moody and sad. He had a beautiful wife and an infant son whom he named Rahula meaning "a fetter". Not much made him happy. "The foundations of the world are laid in agony," he grieved. "I am bound by dispair. If there is a way show it to me." he prayed. One day he came upon a wandering monk who told him that in the quiet of the forest he would find liberation. He told his father that he was leaving and his father was quite upset. One night shortly afterwards, mysterious voices carried in the wind spoke to Siddhartha:"Oh Mighty One, there is a way. The ancient wise have trodden it. Go now and find the Light. Share it with men. Ride now into victory.". The prince called for his charioteer, Channa and told him to saddle his white warhorse, Kanthaka. He then went to the room where his wife, Yashodara slept with the child, Rahula. He was well aware that he had sacrificed her joy for his own and he hoped that it was for the sake of the world that he did so. He did not wake her. He left the palace and mounted Kanthaka. "Never will I come back to this place unless I conquer old age, death, sorrow and disease." and off they went. Channa followed weeping. At the edge of the forest he gave Channa his jewels and jeweled crest from his turban to give to his father, Channa wept and pleaded reminding him of all the heartbreak and sorrow this would cause. Siddhartha replied, "What is relationship?" When I die I would leave them. The families of this world are like birds that land on the same tree at night only to disperse at dawn. I will return when I have found the Way. Not before." Then he spoke to the great horse,"No painful rebirth awaits you. I know this." And he cut off his topknot and gave his luxurious garments to a passing hunter in exchange for his old ragged clothing. There is an ancient pattern of enlightenment that is apparent in the story of Siddhartha. It consists of: 1. Realizing your condition. You must know where you are to get to where you want to be. You can see this in the story of Siddhartha where he realized that he was suffering. 2, Feeling helpless in that condition. Siddhartha reallized that he was helpless. "I am bound by despair," he grieved. 3. Asking for intervention. "If there is a way show it to me, " he prayed. 4. Profound Divine Mystical experience.The Divine or the Presence intervenes. This is a common denominator in the lives of saints, sages, prophets and mystics. It is very transforming as can be seen in the life of the Apostle Paul or in the lives of many who have had near death experiences and have had personal and undeniable encounters with the Divine. It is a very early part of the journey of transformation and enlightenment. In The legend of Siddhartha the experience came via the voices in the wind. 5. Insight. Many times the force of Insight is enough to lead to a genetic restruction of the brain. 6. Liberation.
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| Purification and Cleansing > |
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| The 5 Tibetan Rites |
| There are few yogic practices that benefit the body, mind and spirit and can lead to good health and youthful appearance as quickly as The 5 Tibetan Rites, This is a highly recommended practice particularly for those who have very little time. to devote to exercise. It keeps the chakras well balanced as well. Many who practice this 5 exercises look much younger than they really are. For more info visit: "The 5 Tibetan Rites." |