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                  face="Arial">Divya Jivan Newsletter<br>
                  Sivananda Ashram , Ahmedabad<br>
                  February 2013 </font><br>
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                    face="Arial">OM Namo Narayanaya! <br>
                    OM Namo Bhagavate  Sivanandaya!<br>
                    OM Namo Bhagavate  Chidanandaya! </font><br>
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                <title>Newsletter February 2013</title>
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                        height="163" width="126" align="left">"Serve
                      Humanity  And Seek Divinity "</b><br>
                    "Life is Sadhana. Living is spiritual process. All
                    actions—mental, verbal and physical—constitute
                    Yajna. Yajna or self-giving is the fundamental
                    principle and <i>PAROPAKARA</i> (doing good to
                    others) is the Mulamantra (the basic sacred formula)
                    of this life."</font></p>
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                <p><font face="Arial Narrow">"Live with understanding
                    and wisdom. Understand the meaning and purpose of
                    life. Understand your real nature and why you are
                    here. Here on earth you are but a passing traveler.
                    Here all things are temporary. All things pass.
                    Therefore seek the eternal. Your real nature is not
                    earthly. It is <i>spiritual </i>and <i>deathless.
                    </i>To realise your Reality, your eternal identity
                    is the purpose of your life. While you strive
                    diligently for this inner experience cultivate Ideal
                    Relationship with the world around you. To all
                    beings relate yourself with nobility, sympathy,
                    kindness, love, selflessness and the desire to serve
                    all. - Swami Sivananda<a
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                <font face="Arial Narrow"><b>Early Meditation Talk from
                    "Ponder These Truths by Sri Swami Chidananda</b><br>
                  <br>
                  <img alt=""
                    src="cid:part3.09020704.06090908@divyajivan.org"
                    height="162" width="139" align="left">"Spiritual
                  Life"<br>
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                <p><font face="Arial Narrow">"Spiritual life means
                    growing in godliness. Sadhana in its various forms
                    such as japa, kirtan, puja, svadhyaya, asana,
                    pranayama and meditation is a process of purifying
                    and transforming your normal human nature into godly
                    divine nature. And to ensure that your outer life of
                    day-to-day living—speaking, acting, interacting with
                    others and all life around you—to ensure that it
                    supports your inner sadhana, you are admonished by
                    Gurudev to transform your present outer life into a
                    divine process, a divine life, not the life that you
                    have been leading in the past, but a divine life.
                    You have to make your life a divine life by bringing
                    into it ingredients and qualities that belong to
                    God, incorporating into it divinity, godliness,
                    qualities that we do not normally associate with
                    man, that we do not normally associate with this
                    world, this earth plane." - Swami Chidananda<a
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                <font face="Arial Narrow"><b>Yoga Learning from a book
                    "Yoga, A way of life" by Sri Swami Adhyatmananda</b><b><br>
                  </b><b> </b><br>
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                    height="167" width="106" align="left"><b>Surya
                    Namaskara</b> or <b>Sun Salutation</b> ("salute to
                  the sun"), is a common sequence of Hatha Yoga asanas.
                  Its origins lie in a worship of Surya, the Hindu Solar
                  deity. This sequence of movements and poses can be
                  practised on varying levels of awareness, ranging from
                  that of physical exercise in various styles, to a
                  complete sadhana, which incorporates asana, pranayama,
                  mantra and chakra meditation.</font>
                <p><font face="Arial Narrow">The physical base of the
                    practice links together twelve <i>asanas</i> in a
                    dynamically performed series. These <i>asanas</i>
                    are ordered so that they alternately stretch the
                    spine backwards and forwards. When performed in the
                    usual way, each <i>asana</i> is moved into with
                    alternate inhalation and exhalation (except for the
                    sixth <i>asana</i> where the breath is held in
                    external suspension). A full round of <i>Surya
                      namaskara</i> is considered to be two sets of the
                    twelve poses with a change in the second set to
                    moving the opposite leg first through the series.<a
href="http://www.divyajivan.org/Yoga_Book/Sun_salutation.pdf"><<
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                            Sanskrutik Sangh has established a special
                            publishing division named <i> "Sivananda
                              Jnana Yajna Nidhi"</i> to facilitate
                            spiritual publications. Holy Master Sri
                            Swami Sivanandaji Maharaj has written a
                            wealth of literature for the upliftment of
                            mankind, and additionally, there is so much
                            knowledge to be gained from his disciples
                            and organizations the world over. <i>The
                              Sivananda Jnana Yajna Nidhi </i>has been
                            doing absolutely wonderful job to bring bulk
                            of the literature in local Gujarati
                            language. It has received grace &
                            blessings of Gurumaharaj Sri Swami
                            Chidanandaji Maharaj.</small><br>
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                            monthly magazine in Gujarati language from
                            the Sivananda Ashram, Ahmedabad, that has
                            been published regularly for the past forty
                            five years and running. Apart from bringing
                            out various articles of great spiritual
                            imports from various saints of the present
                            and past regardless of their affiliations to
                            organizations, it has also served well to
                            communicate with spiritual aspirants all
                            over. Subscribe to this magazine and be
                            benefited.</small></span></small></font><small><font
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                <font face="Arial Narrow"><b>GitaMrutam</b> <br>
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                  Free from pride and delusion, victorious over the evil
                  of attachment, dwelling constantly in the Self, their
                  desires having completely turned away, freed from the
                  pairs of opposites known as pleasure and pain, the
                  undeluded reach the eternal goal. (15 : 5) <br>
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                  He who is ever happy within, who rejoices within, who
                  is illumined within, such a Yogi attains absolute
                  freedom or Moksha, himself becoming Brahman. (5:24)</font><br>
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                <font face="Arial Narrow">The sages obtain absolute
                  freedom or Moksha—they whose sins have been destroyed,
                  whose dualities (perception of dualities or experience
                  of the pairs of opposites) are torn asunder, who are
                  self-controlled, and intent on the welfare of all
                  beings.(5:25)<br>
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                  The man attains peace, who, abandoning all desires,
                  moves about without longing, without the sense of mine
                  and without egoism.(2:71)</font><font face="Arial
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                <font face="Arial Narrow">This is the Brahmic seat
                  (eternal state), O son of Pritha! Attaining to this,
                  none is deluded. Being established therein, even at
                  the end of life one attains to oneness with
                  Brahman.(2:72)<br>
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