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In this book Nithyananda shows us how to shed guilt and be free. To carry guilt is the biggest sin. All our lives we spend living in the past. We are torn by guilt based on what we perceive to be violations of moral laws. This guilt acts as a cancer both on our mind and body. Society and religions exploit us through guilt. Rules and regulations of societal morality control us through fear and greed, and any violation breeds guilt. Guilt corrodes, it corrupts. What matters, what should matter is Consciousness, not Conscience. The only sin we should be careful about is the sin of guilt. Human beings are created to be free. Our beings are designed to rebel against rules and regulations. We wait for opportunities to break rules, to feel the thrill of breaking the rules, when we think there is no policeman around, we tend to speed. Our ethical behaviour will be stable only when it rises from awareness. We do not then have to look over our shoulder to check if any one is watching us. We will feel liberated. We will be in bliss.

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You Are No Sinner, Nithyananda Paramahamsa Nithyananda Guru Paramahamsa Nithyananda Guru Paramahamsa

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Tytuł
You Are No Sinner
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2007
Liczba stron
171
ISBN10
193436407X
ISBN13
9781934364079
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Ocena
5 z 5
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In this book Nithyananda shows us how to shed guilt and be free. To carry guilt is the biggest sin. All our lives we spend living in the past. We are torn by guilt based on what we perceive to be violations of moral laws. This guilt acts as a cancer both on our mind and body. Society and religions exploit us through guilt. Rules and regulations of societal morality control us through fear and greed, and any violation breeds guilt. Guilt corrodes, it corrupts. What matters, what should matter is Consciousness, not Conscience. The only sin we should be careful about is the sin of guilt. Human beings are created to be free. Our beings are designed to rebel against rules and regulations. We wait for opportunities to break rules, to feel the thrill of breaking the rules, when we think there is no policeman around, we tend to speed. Our ethical behaviour will be stable only when it rises from awareness. We do not then have to look over our shoulder to check if any one is watching us. We will feel liberated. We will be in bliss.