The fundamental desire for harmonious and loving coexistence, as well as a peaceful world family, is thus given a sustainable basis.

This understanding facilitates a profound comprehension of the inviolable mechanics of natural laws, thereby ensuring that human actions are no longer capable of inflicting harm on others or the natural world.

The fundamental desire for harmonious and loving coexistence, as well as a peaceful world family, is thus given a sustainable basis.

This understanding facilitates a profound comprehension of the inviolable mechanics of natural laws, thereby ensuring that human actions are no longer capable of inflicting harm on others or the natural world.

On this occasion the Permanent Missions to the UN of the above mentioned countries invite to a celebratory event
"Meditation - Its Universality and Relevance in the 21st Century" on Friday, 20th December, at the Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka to the UN in New York. Keynote speaker: Dr. Tony Nader

The story of consciousness, how it unfolds, is very intimate to us, it is our own story because it is who we are, it is our own ultimate reality. ✨

The experiences are stored as memories "Smritis" in the ocean of "Puran" and make it rise in waves. The waves are "Shruti", that which is heard, the sounds of the Veda starting with A.

And all these experiences are a discovery of what was already there. All possibilities are inherent in consciousness. In Sanskrit it is called the ocean of "Puran" (as it was before, ancient and eternal).

Different bits of consciousness have different modes, form structures and networks and are the sum of everything that can be experienced from anything and anyone in the universe.

A"bit" of consciousness is the universal unit of experience of consciousness observing itself being its own observer, process of observing and the object of observing.