Which Day Should We Celebrate Your Birthday, Nithyananda?
Paramahamsa Nithyananda, another question that we have is concerning your birth date. You said that you are born on January 1, 1978, that’s New Year’s Day. You also said that you got your enlightenment that day too? That must be a very special date, indeed!
Sri Nithyananda, could you please let us know the exact time of your birth date? You must know it, because you gave it to the astrologer that said that you would be a sanyasi (a renunciant monk). That is very rare. In fact, Nithyananda, you said that the astrologers gave back all the money they collected that day because they predicted that you would be a sanyasi.
Is there any reason that you have not published this reading? The Ramakrisna Mission published both Paramahamsa Ramakrishna and Swami Vivikananda’s exact birth times and horoscopes for public scrutiny. Could you do the same?
We would like to independently verify that you, Sri Nithyananda, are destined to be a sanyasi and not just an engineer degree holder.
Also, Sri Nithyananda, some close devotees recall that you said in June 2004 on a train trip from Banglore to Dheli in route to the first Himalaya tour, that your biological birthday was sometime in June, 1978. Nithyananda, you said that you just rolled both of them up (both your birthday and our ‘enlightenment’ day) into one day to make it easier for everyone. Why that is very convenient of you, Sri Nithyananda.
Nithyananda, after that trip, we never heard you say anything about your birthday being in June again. Does this mean you still respect your mother? Our findings show that the City Birth Records of Thiruvannamalai (your hometown) mentioned a different date of birth for Rajasekaran, a.k.a. Paramahamsa Nithyananda. Does this still mean you will become a sanyasi?
New Information as of November 3, 2009
Unlike Sri Nithyananda's birthday, this blog can be updated. But, if we provide new information, we will mark it as that.
Sri Nithyananda, do you remember telling us in your book, Glimpses of My Master, Nithyananda, first 'first' (original) edition December 2005 on pages 87-91 that you were born on January 1, 1978 at 0:30 (12:30 a.m.) in Thiruvannamalai? Why of course you do, because you cannot really change this information now that you committed to it on print. Sri Nithyananda, looks like you listed all of the other 'enlightened' masters and sages that were also born in the Tamil month of Margazhi (December - January) (pp. 88-89). Were you riding on their coattails? Why on page 89 did you also mention Osho (Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh) as one of these sages? Do you really think that Osho (Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh) is on the same level as Ramana Maharishi and Vivekananda? I imagine you will say, "Yes." Your 'enlightenment' sure has some interesting insights.
Just to make sure your credentials were really up-to-par, did you, Sri Nithyananda, as outlined on page 89 say that you were born on Ashtami Day (the eighth day of the waxing moon)? Did you not say that no other than Lord Krishna was born on this day? Therefore, the reader can naturally draw the conclusion that you must be either Lord Krishna or as great as He? Wow, that sure is a coincidence. I bet gopikas (milk maidens) will come running to you now.
We see Sri Nithyananda, you did update your second first edition book of Nithyananda Vol 1. In that updated version, we see that you changed your birth time back to being 12:32 a.m. Good editorial move, there, Sri Nithyananda.
New Information as of January 17, 2010
Wow, Sri Nithyananda, we actually got to see a copy of your canceled U.S. Visa. You know, Sri Nithyananda, the one that got canceled with prejudice on April 2, 2007 on the U.S.-Canadian border. Bummer. We couldn't help but notice, Sri Nithyananda, that on that visa, your birth date was stated as March 13, 1977. Was that a Friday the 13th? Because, we think you're one scary dude. Why the difference, Sri Nithyananda? And does this throw your horoscope off? Were you really predicted to be a raja sanyasi (king of renunciants)? And, we couldn't help but notice that the Rajapoly Polytechnic stated that you were an alumni from 1990 to 1993. Wow, 1990? Really? Why that would make you a tender age of 12. And, you might not have even had the 360-degree head-spinning 'spiritual' experience that you always mention on your holy guru credentials. Wow, Sri Nithyananda, you must be a genuine Paramahamsa to be able to do all these things at such a young age.
Homework Assignment:
Since Sri Nithyananda did not post his astrology chart at any of his ashrams, perhaps someone with expertise in this sphere could help us verify once and for all that Sri Nithyananda is telling the Truth. Based on his birthday of January 1, 1978 at 12:30 a.m. in Thiruvannamalai, could someone run a horroscope reading and see if indeed, little Rajasekaran, a.k.a. Paramahamsa Nithyananda, was really destined to be a sanyasi (renunciant monk) with even greater things in store for him? This will certainly help clear things up once and for all.
Sri Nithyananda, to help our readers understand how ridiculous your timeline, alleged birth date, and all of your events that you claimed happen really are, our friends at nithyatales.com put together this handy graphic:
Source: nithyatales.com
Follow your dharma. Use your common sense. Listen to your inner-conscience, and follow the Truth. Come out of this trap, and escape from this fraudulent cult.
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I've personally seen Nithyananda's passport and his actual birth date that is listed on his passport is March 13, 1977.
ReplyDeletewhat date did the records show? why not publish it if you know?
ReplyDeleteYes, Definitely publishing it would be a solid proof if you have records. It will increase the credibility of your blog and also open people's eyes.
ReplyDeletewhat you all gtting by doing this...i cant understand..accept him if you benefit sumthing from his teaching if no just dont comment about him and try to change ppl mind by talking bad about him..but anyhow i think you're wasting your time by doing his bcoz billion of ppl is at bidadi for him also to get his darshan...stop doing research about swami's dob which is not use for my kind of devotee's...Nithyanandam
ReplyDeleteAnon, I agree that his dob (or the age of his banyan tree) is not so important now that he is caught in a much bigger lie.
ReplyDeleteHe claims 9 years ( or 6 years) wandering India which turned out to be a total LIE. He was hiding in a Ramakrishna Math all those years while claiming to wandering years on foot!
Keep putting your head in the sand! Be a blind follower slave for life and you may be granted enlightenment upon death. Bloggers exposing a huge fraud here.
I wish a blog like this was available when I was first recruited for his programs.
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ReplyDeleteOm Namah Shivaya,
ReplyDeleteThanks fast_rizwaan, we agree with you. Celebrating someone's enlightenment is much greater than celebrating someone biological birthday. Since we doubt that the so-called 'Paramahamsa' Nithyananda is enlightened, just like Osho, we feel that there is nothing to celebrate about 'Swami' Nithyananda. Perhaps we will celebrate the day he goes to jail. Now, that's something that Osho did too. Hooray! Justice exists.
Jai Maa.
ReplyDeletei think you're wasting your time by doing his bcoz billion of ppl is at bidadi for him also to get his darshan
Oh really, so thousands of devotees was not a big enough lie so you have now started saying 'billion of people' coming for darshan. This is what Nithyananda teaches you to ignore all facts.
Just in the recent Bhagvad Gita program in Chennai, Gnananda said to the audience of a few few thousand - "it is embarrassing we have such a small crowd here, overseas Swamiji gets waaaay bigger crowd". Yet another blatant lie, because the most crowd Nithyananda gets is in Tamil Nadu and yet Gnana says overseas the crowds are bigger.
Guess what dear friend I live 'overseas' and here to get 200 people for Kalpataru is becoming increasingly difficult.
I will say this in Tamil since you seem like a Bidadi ashramite "America le ee adichindu iruku Swami vanda. Chumma kadale poo suttitu irukkange ungaluku ange".
(English translation - "they are fooling you in the ashram, here in America, when Nithyanada comes we are just mostly twiddling thumbs because of a lack of crowds")
Hi Ranjinii, you may well even feel his energy when you go check him out. I did.
ReplyDeleteIt is probably harmless if u don't give up your job to become an ashramite. Please be cautious about doing anything drastic such as changing your name or sign up to contribulte 10% of your gross income.
Please do check him out, see all his golden thrones while his slave ashramites/sevaks working sleep-deprived and living in over-crowded dorms.
Ranjini, while you are at Bidadi, please find out about Swamiji's wandering years. How many years? From what year to what year? And how about his years at the Ramakrishna Mutt.
ReplyDeleteYou can ask the ashramites and the acharyas there. It is unlikely you would be able to ask the Swami Paramahamsa Nithyananda himself.
It would be nice if you can share your observations and answers here. I am really curious.
Hi All,
ReplyDeleteWhen you have time, please check out the Jonestown documentaries on Google Video.
www.video.google.com
I found the similaries with Nithy eerie: The deceptions to get donations and followers, the fake healings (was Ayya really healed of cancer or if he is a co-conspirator with a concocted story? I don't know), the sleep deprivation, the verbal abuse and brutal beatings and all that happened before the final massacre.
I hope a good Tamil Journalist would go under-cover to Bidadi to find out what really happens there.
Dear Blogger - have you received the videos I sent you?
I dono abt all these. My sister is a deep devotee of Nithyananda & I've moved to hear her great experience. Coming Monday am going to Bidadi with my sick daughter to get his blessings. [e-mail address removed. Originally submitted on February 16, 2010]
ReplyDeleteYou too Nithya! Cheating Guru is very big sin! Yes! Certainly! what about cheating millions of innocent Disciples! Why is there so much contradiction? what for all this hipocracy? Still you are teaching ( what one should not do!) It is the bad karma of the people to cheat and get cheated! But, I am dam sure that after this 'experience', you will change a lot and will become a simple and natural human being!
ReplyDeleteQuotations about cults:
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* "...one person's cult is another's religion; all religions begin life as cults. An alternative definition is that a cult is a religion which you happen to dislike." Anthony Campbell 1
* "Cult is a word without much use outside the realm of religious mudslinging." Philip Kennicott2
* "When someone uses the word 'cult,' it usually says more about them than the group," J. Gordon Melton, founder and director of The Institute for the Study of American Religion. 3
* "It's easy to tell the difference - a cult is someone else's religion. Corollary:
* "A fanatic is someone who believes something more strongly than you do." Jim Heldberg 4
* "I have often thought that the difference between a cult and a religion is an IRS ruling." Ron Barrier
Cult Intro
The term "cult" is generally used as a hateful snarl word that is intended to intentionally devalue people and the new faith groups that they have chosen to follow.
Om Namah Shivaya,
ReplyDeleteThank you anon @NOVEMBER 18, 2010 3:31 AM for your opinion on cults. We think that you are trying to convey that it is very subjective to what is a cult, and therefore, Nithyananda's cult is not really a cult. Very well, we'll dedicate a whole blog post about that in the future. Just in short, there's the 'us' vs. 'them' mentality of cults. There's the rallying behind a charismatic personality that cults have, there's the deceptive practices of putting the beneficial things like meditation and yoga up front, and the scary things like sex tantra with under-aged girls complete with NDA sex contracts out of sight. There's the initiation practices of cults to take someone's identity, there's the pressure of the cult to give up someone's wealth, name, or career, there's the pressure to break up families, etc. All these things are signs of a cult. Nithyananda and his cult all show these signs.
World recognized religions that focus on Truths do not require or practice these aspects. But, we'll go into complete detail, so that you and other like-minded people will not be confused. This way, you will definitely know that Nithyananda runs a cult. Perhaps this will be the first step in helping you get out.
Jai Maa.