VERY POWERFUL MANTRA TO EXPERIENCE JOY IN LIFE: OM ANANDAYA

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DHYAAANGURU DR. NIPUN AGGARWAL is a Humanitarian, Philanthropist, Mentor, Motivator, Doctor and a Spiritual Guide who has helped thousands over the years with Lectures and workshops on Self-Development, Meditation and Mantras.
The healing mantras by Dhyaanguru are not just to provide spiritual benefits, but also to manifest in psycho-physiological healing. They work at the core level of the human system, DNA. The vibrations and frequencies of these powerful mantras have shown tremendous healing properties. Thousands of people have shared their success stories on Youtube.
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OM ANANDAYA : HAPPINESS IS WITHIN

Few pointers to find true Joy & Happiness within yourself.

1. Don't take yourself too seriously. At times of hardship, such as loss or illness, it's easy to lose your humor and even easier to get involved with the negative aspects of what is happening. Remembering not to take yourself too seriously brings a lightness and acceptance to the weight of circumstance around you. Don't forget, angels can fly because they take themselves lightly!

2. Don't identify with suffering, loss, or illness as being who you are. Many of our participants realized how they'd been identifying themselves as a cancer survivor/widow/recovering addict, or whatever it may be, but had not asked who they were without that label or identity. When you don't identify with the negative issues, then who you really are has a chance to shine.

3. It's OK to be you, just as you are, warts and all. You may think you're imperfect, a mess, falling apart, hopeless, or unable to cope. But true perfection is really accepting your imperfections. It is accepting yourself, complete with all the things you like as well as the things you don't like. In this way you're not struggling with or rejecting yourself. Each one of is unique, a one-time offer, but we can't know this if we are facing away from ourselves.

4. Make friends with yourself. Your relationship with yourself is the only one you have that lasts for the whole of your life, and you can be the greatest friend or the worst enemy to yourself. So it's very important not to emotionally put down or beat yourself up. Just be kind.

5. Feel everything, whatever it may be. When you are suffering, it's easy to want to deny or repress your feelings, as they get huge and overwhelming. But if you can really honor whatever you are feeling then it'll bring you closer to the inner happiness beneath the suffering or grief. Acknowledging and making friends with your real feelings is the greatest gift.

6. Forgive yourself. Love yourself. Treasure yourself. These are big steps, but each one liberates the heart and sets you free. You need to forgive yourself for feeling angry, for getting upset, for all things you think you've done wrong. They are in the past and who you are now is not who you were then. You can take any guilt or shame by the hand, invite it in for tea, and open yourself to self-forgiveness.

7. Meditate. There is an overwhelming amount of research showing how meditation changes the circuits in the part of the brain associated with contentment and happiness and stimulates the "feel-good" factor. Meditating on love and kindness makes you much, much happier! And the only way to know this is to try it, so don't hesitate.

Ed and Deb Shapiro