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Kundalini Awakening: The Miracle and the Science

Conclusion

The work of THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM continues to expand and proliferate as he delves more deeply into the link between science and mysticism. As we enter the year of 2012, which has been marked on the calendars of many civilizations as an evolutionary milestone, we can expect many social shifts, possibly also meteorological and geological changes. With activated kundalini, functioning at the peak of our potential, we stand prepared to welcome and cooperate with these changes.

Planet Earth is pleading for a new way of life for all its inhabitants, a way of peaceful co-existence and joyous creativity. The solution lies at our fingertips: by opening to our own internal energy, we can resolve the world's energy crisis and begin to savor our life instead of struggling through it. We have also the precious resource of a wise adept who can bring our energy into bloom: THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM.

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  • Paraakaasha: Ultimate, cosmic space, both physically and spiritually.
  • Paracelsus (Philippus von Hohenheim): Swiss physician, botanist and occultist of the 16th century who pioneered great discoveries in medicine and correlated medical healing with astrology.
  • THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM: Young Enlightened Master from South Bharat, whose experiments in quantifying the science of Vedic spirituality continue to break unprecedented ground.
  • Pasteur, Louis: French microbiologist who invented pasteurization (sterilization by heating) in the late 19th century, which reduced diseases borne by milk.
  • PET scan: Abbreviation for Positron Emission Tomography scan. A form of radiography allowing observers to see organs functioning. Involves administration of small amount of radioactive chemical which can be tracked by the scan as it circulates through the body.
  • Praakaamya: Power to create matter from "nothing" (transmute matter from energy). One of the Eight Mighty Yogic Powers.
  • Pranayama: Specialized forms of breathing which regulate human energy.