In this episode, Swamiji discusses our perception and how it should continuously and daily expand by our living in authenticity. Authenticity is much more important to our mind and bodies than any vitamins or supplements. It is the ultimate vitamin for our vitality and expansion, as enlightenment can only happen when we are living authentically!

In this episode, Swamiji explains the relationship between responsibility and integrity and kundalini’s relationship to both tattvas. Integrity clears the path for kundalini to travel as it removes energy blockages and clears the seven chakras. Each decision we make with authenticity awakens our kundalini to travel through these clear pathways easily. The integration of the four tattvas in our lives - integrity, authenticity, responsibility, and enriching - is one of the safest and most powerful ways to awaken our kundalini.

In this episode, Swamiji tells us that we experience our highest possibility only when our kundalini is awakened and established in our bio-memory. He explains that we often feel a deep discontentment in life... When our kundalini is awakened however, this discontentment is transformed into an overwhelming experience of contentment and bliss which brings health, wealth, and success in every aspect of our lives.

In this episode, Swamiji discusses how the tattva of authenticity transforms our lives. Whatever we experience as reality is only possibility. For example, if we experience our reality as good, there is a great possibility that we will experience it as even better. Conversely, if we experience our reality as bad, there is a possibility that we will experience it in an even worse way. One of the biggest mistakes we make in life is thinking that our lives are solid realities. Our lives are instead like wax models, and authenticity is the intelligence to alter our possibilities in a right way. Authenticity enables us to live as jivan muktis in the realm of infinite possibilities.

This episode is a continuation of Swamiji's February 25th morning satsang discourse. Swamiji tells us that we fear things in life because of our inauthentic relationship to them. For example, we fear death because we hold the inauthentic belief that our bodies and worldly attachments and accomplishments are immortal. A fear-free life becomes possible when we are completely authentic. Worry disappears when we assume responsibility, and the need for attention is dissolved when we reach out to enrich others. Once we resolve these problems related to the four lower chakras, enlightenment simply blossoms.

In this episode from the February 25th, 2013 morning satsang, Paramahamsa Nithyananda discusses the nature of inauthenticity. We fear things in life because of our inauthentic relationship to them. For example, we fear death because we hold the inauthentic belief that our bodies and worldly attachments and accomplishments are immortal. A fear-free life is possible when we become completely authentic. Worry disappears when we assume responsibility, and the need for attention is dissolved when we reach out to enrich others. Once we resolve these problems related to the four lower chakras, enlightenment simply blossoms.

This episode is the continuation of Swamiji's ground-breaking discourse on the tattwa of enriching. Only when others are enriched and complete do we become enriched and complete!

In this March 1st, 2013 discourse on the 4 tattwas – integrity, authenticity, responsibility and enriching – Swamiji focuses on the concept of enriching. He defines enriching as taking up responsibility with integrity and authenticity and being committed to continuously enriching the lives of ourselves and others. Three of the tattwas - integrity, authenticity and responsibility - are the actual tattwas, and enriching is the action which brings them to life. We should enrich because life happens to us with and through others!

In this continuation on manifesting our highest possibility, Swamiji continues his discussion on distinguishing between shared and collective responsibility. Shared responsibility means that each individual in a group takes equal responsibility for his or her tasks. Collective responsibility means that each group members takes responsibility for their fellows' responsibility so there are no weak links. Responsibility is the energy in which life flowers. When we sit with an impossible project and take responsibility for making it happen, it becomes possible after all. To achieve responsibility, we continually complete any unfinished business so that old patterns of dishonesty and lack of integrity die away. We create sangha chaitanya jagrada.... the community of collective responsibility.