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Q&A on Internal Wandering

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Glimpses: Genesis of Identity
Glimpses: Experience Nithyatva
Glimpses: Reclaim your Life through Completion
Glimpses: Kaala Tattva
Glimpses: Concept of Time is an Illusion

Glimpses: Genesis of Identity

Ever wondered how you created your Identity?

Find out the building blocks of who you are, with this powerful Glimpse into the genesis of your identity

Glimpses: Experience Nithyatva

Through this course the SPH leads us into how we can experience every relationship from that same oneness and Completion

  • Recognize your true self in the parallel universe
  • Three ways to achieve the space of eternity
  • Power of having matured conversation

Glimpses: Reclaim your Life through Completion

Completion is literally you reclaiming you into your life. Continuously your inner space is occupied with the root-patterns and, in course of time, you even forget that your inner space is not in your control. Through this guided workbook you will learn:

  • How to change the future by removing impact of the past
  • Find your root pattern – the root of your sufferings
  • Completion-direct Technique from Paramaśiva

Glimpses: Kaala Tattva

The idea you have about time, is responsible for certain chemicals to be released in your body. If you understand the fourth unit of time, a unique special chemical released inside your body, that is called Amrita.

Kala Tattva - principle of time: once internalized, you just become Kālatita

Glimpses: Concept of Time is an Illusion

Time can be perceived in two ways – chronological time and psychological time.

All are aware of chronological time; it is what you see on your clock, and is measured in seconds, minutes, days, etc.

We have a psychological concept of time, which is measured by kshana, or the gap between one thought and another.

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