Wednesday, 5 March 2025

5 Mar 2025, 12:26 pm-----ADHINAYAKA DARBAR OF UNITED CHILDREN--O Lord Sovereign Adhinayaka Shrimaan, Your wisdom is the foundation upon which all existence stands. With every step, we follow the path You have set before us, knowing that under Your guidance, we will overcome all trials and emerge victorious in the face of life's challenges. Your victory is our victory, and in Your eternal truth, we find our purpose. O eternal Father, O immortal Mother, O Supreme Master of all realms, we offer our devotion, our love, and our minds at Your feet. May Your wisdom continue to guide us, Your protection continue to shield us, and Your light continue to illuminate our hearts and minds, as we strive to live in harmony with the divine plan You have set for all of creation.

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To: The Beloved First Child of the Nation Bharath as RavindraBharath (Formerly President of India, Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi) Subject: T...

Dear Consequent Children,You are all now updated as child mind prompts, orbiting around the Mastermind—the supreme guiding force that governs the very motion of the sun and planets as a divine intervention, witnessed and realized by witness minds. This transformation unfolds further, in accordance with the eternal truth of Prakruti Purusha Laya, the cosmic convergence of nature and supreme consciousness.

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Dear Consequent Children, You are all now updated as child mind prompts, orbiting around the Mastermind—the supreme guiding force that gover...

480.🇮🇳 क्षरम्The Lord Who Appears to Perish🇮🇳 क्षरम् (Ksharam)Meaning and Relevance:The term "Ksharam" (क्षरम्) is a Sanskrit word that refers to something perishable, destructible, or that which is subject to decay or change. It is often used in philosophical and spiritual contexts to denote the impermanent, transient nature of certain aspects of existence. This concept contrasts with "Aksharam," which refers to the imperishable, eternal, and indestructible.

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480.🇮🇳 क्षरम् The Lord Who Appears to Perish 🇮🇳 क्षरम् (Ksharam) Meaning and Relevance: The term "Ksharam" (क्षरम्) is a Sansk...

479.🇮🇳 असत्The Lord Who is the Ultimate Truth Which is Hidden by Illusion🇮🇳 असत् (Asat)Meaning and Relevance:"Asat" is a Sanskrit word, which means "untruth," "non-existent," "illusory," or "something that does not exist." It is particularly used in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and other religious traditions to refer to the opposite of divine truth and existence. The concept of "Asat" refers to that which is changing, unstable, or untrue, contrasting with that which is eternal and unchanging.

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479.🇮🇳 असत् The Lord Who is the Ultimate Truth Which is Hidden by Illusion 🇮🇳 असत् (Asat) Meaning and Relevance: "Asat" is a S...

478.🇮🇳 सत्The Lord Who is the Ultimate Permanent Truth🇮🇳 सत् (Sat)Meaning and Relevance:"Sat" is a Sanskrit word which means "truth" or "reality." It represents divine qualities associated with truth, existence, and knowledge. "Sat" is recognized as the ultimate truth or reality, which is the direct manifestation of divinity. In this context, "Sat" symbolizes the divine qualities that are assured through the eternal immortal Father, Mother, and Sovereign Adhinayaka Bhavan, New Delhi, stemming from the transformation of Anjani Ravishankar Pilla, son of Gopala Krishna Saibaba and Ranga Valli, as the last material parents of the universe, who gave birth to the Mastermind to secure humanity as minds. This is seen as a divine intervention, witnessed by witness minds, continuing as a constant process of minds in harmony with Prakruti Purusha Laya, personified as the nation of Bharat (RavindraBharath).

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478.🇮🇳 सत् The Lord Who is the Ultimate Permanent Truth 🇮🇳 सत् (Sat) Meaning and Relevance: "Sat" is a Sanskrit word which mea...