DO's and DONT's after recieving Vishesha Deeksha🔗

• The initiated disciple should NOT abuse Lord Sadashiva, the Source of the Cosmos.
• The initiated disciple should NOT abuse the words of Sadashiva the Vedas and Agamas.
• The initiated disciple should NOT abuse the Guru who gave him the Deeksha.

• The initiated disciple should NOT abuse other Sadhakas, spiritual practitioners.
• The initiated disciple should NOT cross the shadow of Shiva Linga.
• The initiated disciple should NOT eat the food kept aside for or offered to Chandikeshwara.
• The initiated disciple should NOT cross the flowers or food kept aside for Chandikeshwara or offered to Chandikeshwara or offered to Lord Sadashiva.
• The initiated disciple should NOT abuse anyone just because he has received the Deeksha.
• The initiated disciple should NOT eat non-vegetarian food incl of eggs, mushroom, seaweeds and yeast. The initiated disciple should NOT indulge in Jeeva himsa, violence towards any being including self.
• The initiated disciple SHOULD till the end of life time worship Shivagni (sacred fire in which Sadashiva is invoked) and DO PUJA DAILY to Guru and Sadashiva.

• The initiated disciple SHOULD apply bhasma - vibhuti (sacred ash) on his body and wear Rudraksha gifted by Swamiji during the Deeksha on his throat such that the Rudraksha touches the throat center all the time.

SHIVA as Guru bestows the rarest grace to disciple with His anugraha shakti. In Paushkara Agama, Pasu Patalah (verse 41 - 43), Lord Shambu Himself reveals the glory of Deeksha and the rarity to have Shiva in the form of Guru.

evam samsārato bhītim anugrhṇati ceśvaraḥ । tadyogyatānusāreṇa karunā' garbhayā drśā ॥

At that moment, through His divine look brimming with compassion, Lord Shiva bestows his Anugraha (grace) upon such mature seeker which has now become frightened with the worldly existence.

punā'ti sadhikā'reṇa yam vā'pi parameśvaraḥ । tayānugraharūpiṇyā śaktirgati rodhikā ॥

Sri Guru Puja and Sri Shiva Puja Considering the fitness of the seeker, Shiva bestows his anugraha instantly. Whichever seeker it may be, whichever caste or other distinctions, Lord Shiva purifies that mature seeker through His immediate presence in the form of a Guru. Lord Shiva Sambhu's specific activity in the form of Anugraha - liberating grace, is actually His Shakti; the potency of anava mala which veils the innate and essential nature of the seeker, is set to decaying phase by this.

This specific activity is characteristically called Deeksha.

malasyakśīyate vinaye tathānugrahakasya ca । kāruṇye sa śivaḥ kartā tayoryogaḥ sudurlabhaḥ॥

In effecting humbleness in the seeker, who has become fit enough to be favored and in effecting compassionate feelings in the Guru also, Shiva is the causal Lord. The intimate communion between the blessed one and the blessing one is very rare and difficult to occur.

Thus, blessed are those seekers to have the ultimate, Sadguru THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM in their life. Even among them, the chosen few have the anugraha, the ultimate grace of the Shiva Deeksha from the Guru, the embodiment of Sadashiva, established in Sadashivatva.