The Future of Food

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Red Lentil & Jeera Rice – Video

eN TV News aired a fantastic video on our Sattvic Kitchen showing the preparation of Red Lentils and accompanying Jeera Rice. Yumm…

Thank you, Sri Medha, for sharing Vedic tradition in the kitchen.

Avoid eating Genetically Altered and non-organic ‘Food’

Free yourself from the International Conspiracy Against Enlightenment.

Thank you, Ma Nithya Sudevi, for this truly courageous and enlightening video!

Healthy Living: Ban of Sugar – Refined White Sugar most Harmful

Paramahamsa Nithyananda bans use of Sugar by His devotees and disciples

During the 10/28/2011 Bhagavat Gita Dhyana Satsang Paramahamsa Nithyananda announced the damages caused by Sugar (refined white sugar) and advised all His devotees and disciples to keep away from it. Truly Nithyananda has a valid point for the whole of humanity. This issue has been long known, but somehow ignored. Today the words are coming strongly from the most compassionate Incarnation, Paramahamsa Nithyananda, His 10 million followes around the world will deny themselves Sugar from today and switch over to natural Jaggery as a replacement to refined sugar.

Some salient features that justifies Nithyananda’s ban on sugar for his devotees and disciples are below:

Of all the foods consumed today, refined sugar is considered to be one of the most harmful. Read here why:

Exploring Vedic Tradition: Naivedhyam

Exploring Vedic Tradition: Naivedhyam

Nithyananda Moon Diet: Red Cabbage Smoothie

Red cabbage, apple and nutmeg always remind me of my German upbringing. My grandmother used to make the ‘perfect’ meal out of these ingredients. Here I am using the main ingredients for a purple looking smoothie:

• 2 cups shredded red cabbage
• 1/2 sour apple
• nutmeg to taste
• 1/2 tsp linseeds
• 1 Tsp soaked raisins

Samyama on Throat – Vishudhi Chakra

Paramahamsa Nithyananda

SAMYAMA ON THROAT – VISHUDHI CHAKRA

Patanjali Yoga Sutras: Sutra 137, Chapter 3, Verse 31

kantha kupe kshutpipasa nivrittih

“I am continuing on the samyama on the throat chakra: Kandakupeh kshutpipasa nivruthihi. Patanjali is using a very powerful word – nivruthihi means the very vruthi becomes insignificant to you. You go beyond it. Vruthi means that movement, that wave, that disturbance – hunger & thirst is supposed to be a kind of disturbance. Nivruthi means you just go beyond the disturbance. It is no more a disturbance for you!

Sure Ways to Weight Loss!

SURE WAYS TO WEIGHT LOSS! (Continuation – Day 2)

Patanjali Yoga Sutras: Sutra 137, Chapter 3, Verse 31 kantha kupe kshutpipasa nivrittih

“Today I am continuing on sure ways to weight loss! I want to give you the jist of yesterday’s samyama if you are tuning in today.
Understand, doing samyama means intensely feeling connected in the throat chakra, vishuddhi chakra to go beyond the hunger & thirst.

Easiest Way to Weight Loss: Vedic Way to Weight Loss

Paramahamsa Nithyananda

VEDIC WAY TO WEIGHT LOSS

Patanjali Yoga Sutras: Sutra 137, Chapter 3, Verse 31 “kantha kupe kshutpipasa nivrittih”

“Patanjali says do samyama on the throat center. All the feeling of hunger & thirst will disappear. I wanted to reveal the sacred secrets step by step, inch by inch, layer by layer from this sutra. 1st thing I wanted you to know – hunger & thirst is not from stomach, not from Manipuraka. It is from Vishuddhi (throat center).

Nithyananda on Overeating

Paramahamsa Nithyananda

“OVEREATING is a modern disease. People think that it is better to eat more vegetarian food. Let us be clear here. Overeating any food is bad. Be it vegetarian or meat. It creates a lot of problems for us. We have never learnt to eat only what we need. We should be firm on eating only what we require and how much we need. Overeating is an expression of greed. We overeat as a substitute to fulfil other unattainable wants.” ~ Paramahamsa Nithyananda

During his current discourses on the Patanjali Yoga Sutras, Paramahamsa Nithyananda speaks on weightloss: Patanjali Yoga Sutras – Sutra 137, Chapter 3, Verse 31 ‘kantha kupe kshutpipasa nivrittih’.