In The Words Of The Sph🔗

What others believe and perceive as me, is anyakāra. When somebody looks at me as Śiva, I need to take the responsibility of Śiva and do for him whatever Śiva will do for him by stretching my ability. He may expect some boons from Śiva. So now it is my responsibility to stretch my super-consciousness to give him those boons. That is authenticity.

Masters act out of pure compassion in whatever they do. That is why so often, even when I scold people, the person does not carry vengeance towards me.

Scolding is also for your good, for your ego to be removed. It will seem painful because the ego, which you have been thinking is you, is being pulled out.

But your being understands that what is not you is being removed. That is why in the very next moment after scolding, I can be completely different, showering love. It was just complete truth at that moment, pure compassionate energy

When I scold you, you are jolted into the present moment. Suddenly, in a flash, you get the awareness that you have been missing your natural space of completion. The energy behind my words is purely for your transformation. There is only pure compassion.

To develop understanding in leadership consciousness. To understand responsibility and that we need to stretch to others' expectations of us

• What is the difference between the state of a leader and the status of a leader?
• What is the space of leadership?
• How does THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM define responsibility?
• Do people recognise leadership consciousness in you?
• What does anyakāra mean?

• What does Īśvaratva mean?
• When people see Kṛṣṇa as God, as Bhagavān, does that make him responsible?
• For what is he responsible?
• Why did THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM come from the Himalayas after Enlightenment?
• Why do Masters scold us?

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