Anubhūtimāḻā

Anubhūti means Experience. Anubhūtimāḻā is a collection of spiritual experiences of people from around the world.

Anubhūtis are submitted by various readers of the website. The experience of different individuals differ from one another depending upon their philosophy. However, while they may have embarked upon varied paths and undertaken different journeys, they all lead to the same destination. Anubhūtimāḻā as a reflection of personal experiences may not necessarily reflect Hari Parivār’s doctrine of total surrender by Bhāva (Emotion), Bhakti (Devotion) and Prema (Love).

Effect of Meditation, Yoga, Alcohol and Drugs

Stress and the Effect of Meditation, Yoga, Drugs and Alcohol

(This post is a reflection of Nīḻāmbara Dāsa’s spiritual experience and attempts to explain the role of Meditation and Yoga...

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Science and Mysticism

The Disconnect Between Science and Mysticism

(This post is a reflection of Nīḻāmbara Dāsa’s spiritual experience and attempts to explain why there is perceivable and growing disconnect between Modern...

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Universe - An Illusion in Space Time

The Universe as an Illusion of Space Time

(This post is a reflection of Nīḻāmbara Dāsa’s spiritual experience and attempts to explain the illusory nature of the Universe that...

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Spiritualism and Religion

Spiritualism and Religion in the Modern Context

(This post is a reflection of Nīḻāmbara Dāsa’s spiritual experience and attempts to explain the actual meaning of the often misinterpreted terms like Religion,...

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Lord Jagannātha

Puruṣottama Tattva: Principle of The Supreme

(This post is a reflection of Nīḻāmbara Dāsa’s spiritual experience and attempts to explain the identity of Puruṣottama, the Supreme...

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ABOUT THIS WEBSITE

Spiritualism is a super science.

This is an extract of all forecasts made by Mahāpuruṣas. It is a collection and a research work.

Many great prophets in different parts of the world have made the same prophecies, taught the same things. In Odisha (India), five great prophets (popularly known as Pañcasakhā together) were born between 1400-1600 AD. One of them is Mahāpuruṣa Acyutānanda.

Acyutānanda’s prophecies have been woven with symbolic terms and cryptic references which make them very difficult to understand.

About Mahāpuruṣa Acyutānanda:

Acyutānanda Dāsa was born to Dīnabandhu Khuṇṭiā and Padmāvatī Devī in a village called Tiḻakaṇa in Uḍra Deśa (Odisha, India) in the last part of 15th Century AD. Acyutānanda was a Śūnya Sādhaka (Spiritual Practitioner of the Void), and during his lifetime of around 108 years composed several Māḻikās (Divine Inspired Writings) encompassing a wide range of topics from Tantra (Expansion), Mantra (Esoteric Chants) and Yantra (Mystic Devices) to Bhakti (Devotion), Āyurveda (Medicine), Yoga (Union) and Bhaviṣya (Future).

While a limited number of His Māḻikās are publicly available, majority of them stayed hidden for centuries. Acyutānanda also created a set of divine mystic instruments called Śūnya Pustakas (Void Books) which are blank pages embellished with oracular capabilities, and by the grace of Lord Jagannātha, they are today accessible to extremely privileged circle of devotees for the successful continuation and completion of Yuga Karma (Ordained Work of the Era) for the upcoming arrival of Lord Kaḻki Nārāyaṇa ~ the Avatāra Puruṣa (Incarnation of the Era).

We are trying to express the anatomy of His Māḻikā.

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