The Awakening of the Mystic, Yogi
The Spiritual Awakening
In 2019, on the sacred day of Guru Purnima, a profound transformation unfolded. Sitting in the pooja room of his home—now transformed into an ashram—Guru entered a state of spontaneous meditation. Without any conscious intent, he sat down, and suddenly, a surge of Kundalini Shakti rose powerfully within him, reaching the Sahasrara (crown chakra). He was drawn into a deep Samadhi.
Tears of bliss and ecstasy filled his eyes as every cell in his body was rejuvenated. Everything around him, every being, became one with him. The boundaries of his individual identity dissolved completely, and he recognized his true nature as Sadashiva, the supreme consciousness.
Before realization, everything around him continuously influenced his body, mind, emotions, and energy, leaving him without control. He was caught in the compulsive nature of his physical existence, responding automatically to external conditions. After realization, he experienced a profound sense of freedom, unlike anything he had ever known. Though the external world remained largely unchanged, it no longer had any power over him. He was free from all attachments, desires, and influences.
After Realization
The next day, he began sharing his experience with those around him, and he was shocked to realize that no one could relate to what he had experienced. It was something he had never encountered in this life before the realization.
Although he came from a spiritual background—his father, a practitioner of ritualistic tantric methods, passed away when he was just 14—nothing in his past had prepared him for this inner explosion. From childhood, he had been surrounded by hundreds of spiritual books, yet he had never truly absorbed the essence of their teachings.
But after realization, a new dimension of intuitive intelligence awakened. He connected directly with the source of creation, and the wisdom of Lord Shiva began to unfold within him like a living truth.
When he looked into the sacred texts Shastra Pramana — Shiva Yogam (the Agama Shastras, direct teachings of Lord Shiva Himself) and Apta Pramana (the timeless teachings of Siddhas and enlightened beings like Thirumoolar, Agasthiyar, Patanjali, Krishna, Adi Shankaracharya, Vallalar, Gautama Buddha, and many others), he realized they were all pointing to the same truth he had experienced—the Atma Pramana (the direct experience of Sadashiva, the Supreme Consciousness).
Though expressed through different names such as Jeevan Mukti, Nirvana, or, in modern terms, Enlightenment or Self-Realization they were all referring to the very state he had entered.
The Transformation of the Body and the Mystical Energy
Before his realization, he had never practiced any spiritual techniques, not even basic ones like Nadi Shuddhi.
After the realization, his entire physical nature underwent a profound transformation. He was able to perform the most advanced yogic practices, such as Urdhva Padmasana and Uddiyana Bandha, with effortless grace.
He began experimenting with extreme practices, such as lying in Padmasana while floating in water, where his body levitated effortlessly for hours. For most people, such feats require immense effort, years of practice, or even lifetimes to achieve.
He attained mastery over his Pranamaya Kosha (energy body) Kundalini Shakti, gaining the ability to manipulate the energy within himself and others.
The constant flow of energy, Kundalini Shakti, began to manifest around him. Those who practice spirituality in his presence experience an intense surge of energy and awakening. Even without participating in Satsang or any specific spiritual practice, simply being in his presence evokes a state of ecstasy.
The Third Eye of Shiva and Bliss Is Our True Nature
The mind is the most powerful tool, and only human beings are capable of mastering it.
After the realization, the way he perceived existence completely transcended. He became free from the influence of karma (past impressions). He began to perceive everything without attachment, like a mirror that reflects all without leaving any impression. This vision is known as the third eye of Shiva. The mind (Chitta, Buddhi, Manas, Ahamkara) came fully under his mastery. No thought or emotion could disturb his inner state.
On the emotional level, he resides in a constant state of bliss and ecstasy. This is what every being is truly longing for.
Most people spend their lives chasing bliss in the external world, unaware that it can never be found there. This is the greatest ignorance. Every emotion we experience is happening within us. External things only stimulate our emotions because we perceive the world through individual identity and karma (past impressions), shaped by our likes and dislikes. But the pleasure created by the outer world is temporary and fleeting.
Bliss (Ananda) is the true nature of every being. It is not dependent on anything outside. It is eternal, unchanging, and ever-present. It is the source of creation itself. When one reconnects with this inner source, ecstasy becomes a natural state of being.
Join the Path of Shiva Yogam — Awaken the Shiva Within
In today’s world, the essence of true spirituality has been overshadowed. Centuries of foreign invasions and cultural dilution have reduced the sacred science of inner awakening into prayer rituals and bargaining. What was once a living path of transformation has become disconnected from its true source.
Guru has revived the sacred path of Shiva Yogam, the timeless wisdom of Lord Shiva. It transcends the limitations of body and mind, guiding seekers inward, leading them to realize their true nature.
