Path To Siva - Bedtime Podcast for Kids, Parents And Teachers.

Lesson 66 -  Why Should We Learn A Cultural Art?

"Path to Siva" is a divine offering to youth, parents and teachers, a catechism based on Sivaya
Subramuniyaswami's teachings, focusing on Saiva religion, particularly Shuddha Saiva Siddhanta. In sixty-eight illustrated lessons, this book conveys the basics of a 3,000-page Master Course Trilogy created by Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami (Gurudeva, 1927-2001), a legacy of profound, approachable teachings exploring three realms: philosophical, cultural and mystical. "Path to Siva" is a mini-Master Course created by Gurudeva's successor to inspire youth to know and follow that venerable way of wisdom embodied in the Saiva Siddhanta traditions of South India and Sri Lanka.

It covers the following and more:

•  Self-Identity: Who am I? How can we see God? What are the three worlds? Being a strong Saivite
•  Philosophy: God Siva; Saiva Siddhanta; Our immortal soul; death & reincarnation; dharma & karma
•  Personal life: A happy home; virtue; sin & evil; religious tolerance; hospitality; harmony with others
•  Practice: yoga, meditation; appreciating the temple; home puja; pilgrimage; caring for the
environment.

Credits:
Book by: Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami
Copyright © 2016 Himalayan Academy

Other writings:
www.himalayanacademy.com/readlearn/teachers-parents

Note: You may adjust the speed of the videos to 1.25x to suit your experience.

The AI pronunciations of Sanskrit and Tamil words is still evolving and will be improved where possible.

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"Path to Siva" is a divine offering to youth, parents and teachers, a catechism based on Sivaya Subramuniyaswami's teachings, focusing on Saiva religion, particularly Shuddha Saiva Siddhanta. In sixty-eight illustrated lessons, this book conveys the basics of a 3,000-page Master Course Trilogy created by Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami (Gurudeva, 1927-2001), a legacy of profound, approachable teachings exploring three realms: philosophical, cultural and mystical. "Path to Siva" is a mini-Master Course created by Gurudeva's successor to inspire youth to know and follow that venerable way of wisdom embodied in the Saiva Siddhanta traditions of South India and Sri Lanka. It covers the following and more: • Self-Identity: Who am I? How can we see God? What are the three worlds? Being a strong Saivite • Philosophy: God Siva; Saiva Siddhanta; Our immortal soul; death & reincarnation; dharma & karma • Personal life: A happy home; virtue; sin & evil; religious tolerance; hospitality; harmony with others • Practice: yoga, meditation; appreciating the temple; home puja; pilgrimage; caring for the environment. Credits: Book by: Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami Copyright © 2016 Himalayan Academy Other writings: www.himalayanacademy.com/readlearn/teachers-parents Note: You may adjust the speed of the videos to 1.25x to suit your experience. The AI pronunciations of Sanskrit and Tamil words is still evolving and will be improved where possible.

"Path to Siva" is a divine offering to youth, parents and teachers, a catechism based on Sivaya
Subramuniyaswami's teachings, focusing on Saiva religion, particularly Shuddha Saiva Siddhanta. In sixty-eight illustrated lessons, this book conveys the basics of a 3,000-page Master Course Trilogy created by Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami (Gurudeva, 1927-2001), a legacy of profound, approachable teachings exploring three realms: philosophical, cultural and mystical. "Path to Siva" is a mini-Master Course created by Gurudeva's successor to inspire youth to know and follow that venerable way of wisdom embodied in the Saiva Siddhanta traditions of South India and Sri Lanka.

It covers the following and more:

•  Self-Identity: Who am I? How can we see God? What are the three worlds? Being a strong Saivite
•  Philosophy: God Siva; Saiva Siddhanta; Our immortal soul; death &amp; reincarnation; dharma &amp; karma
•  Personal life: A happy home; virtue; sin &amp; evil; religious tolerance; hospitality; harmony with others
•  Practice: yoga, meditation; appreciating the temple; home puja; pilgrimage; caring for the
environment.

Credits:
Book by: Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami
Copyright © 2016 Himalayan Academy

Other writings:
www.himalayanacademy.com/readlearn/teachers-parents

Note: You may adjust the speed of the videos to 1.25x to suit your experience.

The AI pronunciations of Sanskrit and Tamil words is still evolving and will be improved where possible.

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