Eight Actions on Eight Objects🔗

During the 2016 Kumbh Mela in Ujjain, THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM initiated participants of the ShuddhadvaitamSM program into 77 powers. The major chunk of these powers was given during the Ashta Kanma initiation, which allows one to undertake 8 actions onto 8 objects. All of these were powers associated with the mind, either yours or others'.

These actions are:

Sthambana: The ability to stop your mind or the mind of the person who is in front of you. You can just stop anybody's mind.

Bhedana: The ability to cut your own mind into pieces, literally like a surgery. This includes understanding what are the thoughts that become emotions, what are the thoughts that do not become emotions and what are the emotions that push you into action.

Marana: The ability to make the mind disappear once and for all.

Udveshana: The ability to make the mind active to do anything you want.

Agrushana: The ability to make the mind powerful forever.

Mohana: The ability to use the mind to do anything you want, anything can be brought under your purview.

Vasya: The ability to manifest anything you want from that mind.

Udchhadana: The ability to keep your mind on anything with the highest frequencies.

The objects on which these actions can happen are: Air, Fire, Water, Earth, Sky, Mind, Plants, Animals. The hardest of these is expressing powers on the mind. According to THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM, if you can do all of these, you will become completely enlightened.

These powers can be used in different combinations to manifest the desired reality. For example, the power of Mohana, when used on the air, can change the course of a storm! The power of Udveshana on someone's

mind can be used to remove depression from that person. The power of 'Vasya' can be used on trees to give more fruits. In this way, different actions on different objects can cause what modern man would call as 'miracles', but these powers were a lifestyle for the Vedic rishis and seers. There are multiple references in the Ramayana and Mahabharata and many other Vedic texts where not just the rishis, even kings and other spiritual seekers used these powers to alter their reality. These powers define the Sanatana Hindu Dharma.

Fortunately, there has been an unbroken lineage of enlightened beings who have preserved these powers over the ages. Even more fortunate are the beings who are now blessed with the presence of the Avatar embodied Sadashiva. who is now opening up these powers to the world at large.