History versus Purana

From the works of Living Enlightened Master Paramahamsa Nithyananda. In this clip taken from the discourses titled, "The Power of no Judging & Detach Naturally", Swamiji clearly describes the differences between history and Puranas. History is based on depiction in three dimensions -- Length, breath and depth whereas Puranas describe an additional two dimension, the dimensions of space and time also. This is why historians cannot understand puranas. Puranas are the visual representation of what has happened beyond length, breath and depth. This is why historians always question evry aspect of puranas. In his characteristic ways, Swamiji teaches us that History = Fact (mainly distorted), Puranas = Fact + Truth. The complete discourse may be ordered online at www.lifeblissgalleria.com

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[MUKTIPADA]

This is a great video. Clarifies lot of things about authenticity of Puranas. I liked it. Thanks for posting it.

[amitp2]

I dont think he is talking about Jackie Chan movie

[creamaster]

Swamiji is in the movies credits as a thank you. I'd like to hear that story.

[amarshah69]

Swamiji's LBP program in London - 27/28th Sept - see Life Bliss website for furher details or message me.

Nithyanandam

[creamaster]

Jackie Chan?! That's awesome!

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[anushreya]

The other movie what swamiji talks about is The tibetan book of dead. You can watch this film in you tube

[xtqw4200]

you are that

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I got it.......:)

[edendvatri]

"The Myth" is correct

[ssundaresh]

Mr.Google confirms that the movies mentioned in this video is 1. The Myth (Jackie Chan & Mallika Sherawat) 2. Tibetan Book of Dead

If i'm mistaken, please correct me. Thanks.