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YouTube - Four States of Consciousness: Feb 27, 8:45am 1 review buddhism, video, paramahamsa-nithyananda
http://video.stumbleupon.com/?p=tko7an2gdm; Four States of Consciousness http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=Ldj-BlD2Z98 from the page: "From the works of Living Enlightened Master Paramahamsa Nithyananda. In this clip from opening discourse of the 3 day Nithya Dhyaan meditation workshop Swamiji explains the four states of the being which are formed by relation between states of mind and states of consciousness. The four states, Jagrat, Swapna, Susupthi and Thuriya define our being. Swamiji reveals deep truths about disturbances such as chronic fatigue caused when our Susupthi sate (deep sleep) is penetrated by Swapna State (dream state). The more the dream state penetrates the waking state, the frequency of our consciousness drops and we are in a lower state of awareness. All physical and mental disorders arise from dream state penetrating the waking state or the deep sleep state. By meditation, the fourth state, the state of Turiya will penetrate our waking and deep sleep states and leads us to health in the mind, body and being. The complete 3-discourse series of Nithya Dhyaan can be ordered online at www.lifeblissgalleria.com. "

YouTube - Seven Layers of Our Being: Feb 12, 11:45am 0 review buddhism, video, paramahamsa-nithyananda
http://video.stumbleupon.com/?p=squ7zjf7uv

YouTube - Masters Experience and Disciples Logic: Feb 12, 10:45am 0 review buddhism, video, paramahamsa-nithyananda
http://video.stumbleupon.com/?p=5tneywdpgq

YouTube - Be Unclutched Vol 2: Feb 6, 1:25pm 1 review buddhism, video, paramahamsa-nithyananda
http://video.stumbleupon.com/?p=l8e1kf2y6l; Depression and violence from world and mind are simple manifestations of mind. We can only have one thought at a time. Unclutch, switch channels, and see the source. All thought is independent experience. No thought is logically connected to another! All is in our head! Thanks & Happiness, http://pitrinam.blogspot.com/ Trina :)