By Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami

Aum Namah Sivaya
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Recently Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami and Shanmuaganathaswami boarded a plane for yet another lengthy trip for this 2019 year. This journey will take them to visit devotees and hold events in Chicago, Paris, Moscow, Dubai and Mauritius. We wish them an enjoyable and fruitful adventure. Aum Namah Sivaya.

Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami reads from Lesson seven of the Himalayan Academy publication “Path To Siva,” discussing the four main Hindu denominations.

Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami reads from Lesson four of the Himalayan Academy publication "Path To Siva," defining religion.

Jai Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami!

Today we celebrate Guru Purnima with a parade and padapuja to Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami, woshiping the feet of the holy guru. From the Kularnava Tantra:

And Lord Siva said: How can My subtle perfection, which is one, omnipresent, attributeless, indifferent, undecaying, unattached like space, unbeginning and unending, be an object of worship for the dualistic mind? Hence it is that I as the Supreme Guru have entered into the bodies of human Satgurus.
Even My gross aspect, being full of light and energy, is imperceptible to human eyes. For this reason I have assumed the form of the Satguru in the world, and thus protect the race of sishyas.
As Mahesvara, in human body I secretly wander on the Earth in order to favor sishyas. As Sadasiva, I assume the modest and merciful form for the protection of sadhakas. Though remaining above samsara, yet I appear and act in this world as though I were a man of samsara.
When the fruits of sin predominate, Satguru is seen as a person. And when the fruits of virtuous acts prevail, Satguru is seen as Siva. Like blind men deprived forever of seeing the sun, unfortunate jivas are unable to see the real Satguru, the embodiment of Mahesvara, though He is present before their eyes. It is undoubtedly true that Satguru is Deva Sadasiva Himself, for who is it that grants Liberation to seekers if Satguru be not Siva Himself?
O Beloved, there is not the least difference between Deva Sadasiva and Sriguru. Whoever makes a distinction between them commits a sin. For by assuming the form of a preceptor, the Gurudeva severs the multitude of bonds which bind jivas to the state of pasu and enables them to attain the Self, Parasivam.
Om Namasivaya,
Sivaya Namaha.

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Master Course, Merging with Siva, Lesson 54.

Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami and Sannyasin Shanmuganathaswami have been making their way across the United States. Here they visit Syracuse, Chicago and Boston areas to meet with members and devotees.

Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami's Publisher's Desk editorial from Hinduism Today magazine's July/August/September, 2019 issue. "As an emanation of God, each soul has the eternal truths of Hinduism encoded within itself, available through meditation"

Yesterday evening, Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami and Sannyasin Shanmuganathaswami began their three-week journey to the Mainland and Canada.

For more info about attending events with Satguru while he travels see: https://www.himalayanacademy.com/visit/meet-us-when-we-travel Kauai, Hawaii June 21 Syracuse, NY June 22 - 24 Chicago Jun. 25 Kansas City, MO June 26 - 27 Newfields, NH June 28 - 29 Montréal June 29 - July 1 Chicago July 1 - 2 Raleigh, NC July 3 - 4 Maryland July 4 - 8 Return to Kauai July 13

Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami discusses lesson 54 from Merging With Siva.