NAME, NAMASMARAN and TOTAL STRESS MANAGEMENT: The concept of the title is; NAMA is the absolute truth beyond time and space. It is the ultimate controlling center. NAMASMARAN is the product of NAMA; and TOTAL STRESS MANAGEMENT is the effect of NAMASMARAN.

1. Clarifications about what the teacher implied through
certain words and phrases; are given at the end; so as to
avoid discontinuity and distraction from the topic of
discussion.

2. NAME, NAMASMARAN and TOTAL STRESS MANAGEMENT:
The concept of the title is; NAMA is the absolute truth beyond time and
space. It is the ultimate controlling center. NAMASMARAN is the
product of NAMA; and TOTAL STRESS MANAGEMENT is the effect
of NAMASMARAN.
Panacea: A remedy that can heal the root cause of all deformities,
ailments, diseases, disorders, deficiencies and dysfunctions.
Dilemma: A state being in conflict of ideas, choices or options.
Frank: Without any fear, reservations or inhibitions
Inquisitive: Being in search of answers.
Helplessness: Being devoid of any help, assistance or support.
Conquer: To win, to succeed, and to earn victory.
Conviction ensues in the course of time: Conviction means having
certainty; without any doubt; about an idea in mind. This ensues means
develops in mind; in the course of time.
Futile: Without any (beneficial) effect
Analogies: A comparison or a simile.
Unbearable state of mine: My state of mind, which is beyond tolerance.
Ignorant: Without awareness, information or knowledge.
Deprivation: Non-availability in spite of extreme need.
The nectar of true self: The immortal sap of divine bliss deep within us.
Pivotal role: Central, crucial or most important role.
Internalize: Deepening of understanding and making it a part of our
behavior.
Earnestness: Honesty, genuinity.
Potentials of NAMASMARAN: The power of NAMASMARAN not yet
manifested.
Entity: A thing, which may be living, nonliving, countable, measurable
or otherwise.
Revere selflessly and maximally: Worship whole heartedly without any
personal expectations; and to the best of one’s capacity.
Paraphernalia: Equipments, tools, instruments, additional requirements.
Preach: Teach, advice or recommend with some kind authority
Complexities: A subject or matter not easy to understand.
Contradictions: Opposite possibilities, opinions and ideas.

3. Ephemeral: Transient, temporary, short lasting.
Illusory: Unreal, deceptive
Reconcile: To accommodate or adjust so as to suit both without conflict
or compromise.
Ambiguous: Unidentifiable, hazy and indistinct
Idealism: Pursuit of an idea, as against career, money, fame, property.
Chasm: A huge gap.
Devotion: Submitting totally or dedicating totally.
Penance: Trying (usually for a long time) to realize Self; in spite of
difficulties.
Meditation: Focusing mind and thoughts on an object or an idea.
Inconsequential: Without any effects
Superfluous: Unnecessary
Idealistic pursuits: The chase of ideas or concepts.
Coherence: Logical, rational, non-conflicting.
Inexplicable: Unexplainable.
Mysterious urge: An unidentified, deep and intense desire.
Meritorious: One which is acclaimed as superior, desirable and
honorable.
Ubiquitous: One, which is present everywhere.
Beating around the bush: Searching or working without a proper focus.
Devotional practices: The traditions of worship.
Devoid of: Without
Rational: One, which can be explained with cause and effect
relationship.
Tangible: With perceptible proof.
Culminate: To reach the final stage or ultimate stage.
Convictions: The well studied, well thought out and verified ideas, about
which there is no doubt what so ever.
Appealing: Making us interested and concerned about it.
Befitting: Exactly relevant or suitable.
Quotes: Statements made by others.
Jargons picked up from scriptures: Difficult, catchy and attractive
statements (without personal experience or verification) picked from
unusual and/or reputed sources (usually) to impress the audience.

4. Scriptures: The religious/traditional guidelines for various aspects of
behavior.
Ideology: Theories about the state of human society and measures to
improve it.
Philosophy: Theories about everything in the universe, life and
consciousness and ways to experience the ultimate truth..
Contented: Satisfied
Relishing good food: Enjoying good food.
Brooding: Talking unreasonably, sentimentally and/or unproductively.
Infatuations: Baseless ideas.
Dwelling in utopia: Living in the unrealistic dreams.
State of affairs: Circumstances.
Peace before the storm: A deceptive state which appears pleasantly
peaceful; but actually heralds a devastating storm.
Miseries: Extremely painful and troublesome conditions.
Feasible: Practicable without much inconvenience and loss.
Thinkers: Those, who think; and design ideas; aimed at healing or
harming the world.
Visionaries: Those, who can broadly visualize or see the future of the
world.
The terms “thinkers and visionaries” are usually not used for those who
‘think’ about petty gains and losses and ‘see’ personal future.
Petty: Revolving around subjective likes, dislikes, whims and fancies.
Pursuits: Desires, plans, programs and activities.
Gullible: Innocent or easily exploitable.
Callous: Insensitive and thick skinned.
Charitable: Kind, compassionate.
Consciously: Knowingly, in full awareness.
Reiterate: To repeat for confirming or emphasizing.
Emotionally charged: Excessively filled with feelings
Solace to millions: Consolation or comforting to several people.
Noble activity: Large hearted generous behavior.
Inertia: Inactive state, laziness, lassitude
Pessimism: Negative thinking, lack of hope
Escapism: Tendency to run away or escape from a situation. Avoidance

5. Cynicism: “seeing” vanity or ill and evil in everything.
Maniacal: Associated with or born out of mania, which is an abnormal
state of thinking too high about oneself and often excessively excited. It
can be associated with violent behavior in extreme cases.
Self centeredness: Excessively or solely concerned about one’s own
fancies and whims.
Petty selfishness: Being entirely involved in one’s own but temporary
gains.
Profiteering: Making excess of profit at the cost of others
Rehabilitatory activity: An action aimed at restoring the self sufficiency
and productivity in someone who is disabled.
Innate need: The need born from; the deepest core i.e. our true Self;
unlike superficial needs such as cosmetics.
Starved: A physical state of being denied of food and water or a mental
state of being denied of sexual gratification, parental care, shelter,
education, freedom, love, care and comfort
The nectar deep within us: Out of the five layers of our existence; the
deepest core is full of ecstasy. It is called ANANDAMAY KOSHA. It
contains the nectar of eternal bliss.
Barring emergency situations: Excepting emergency conditions
Perpetuation: Continuation
Irresponsibility: Tendency to avoid responsibility.
Dependency: Nature of excessively and disturbingly depending on the
others.
Lethargy: Laziness
Parasitic tendencies: behavior like that of a parasite, which depends and
harms the host organism.
Condescending attitude: Attitude of feeling oneself superior; and feeling
that the others are inferior and worthy of guidance, pity, and mercy.
Arrogance: Unjust and unprovoked aggressive element in the feeling of
superiority
Cheating: Deception by lies
Unabated: Uncontrolled, unchequed
Exploitative behavior: Maneuvering to extract others’ money.
Pining: Crying for help

6. Perceive: Come to know
Entangled: Being trapped
Biographies: The life stories of great people, which reflect their thoughts
and behavior
Leftist ideology: Broadly; considering the socio economic conditions to
dominate and influence the lives of individuals; and hence
recommending and working for the socio economic equality of
opportunity.
Eradicate: Remove
Rustic fighter: Tough fighter
Conscience: The divine or more evolved and more objective state of
mind.
Hitherto: Up till now
Empowering doctrine: The thoughts or guidelines, which give inner
strength
Paranoid fear of God: Fear arising from a belief that there is some god
somewhere else; other than within us and can harm us.
Parasitic dependence on God: Depending without any reason on some
god somewhere; with the blind expectation that he would help one; in all
the difficulties.
Atheism: The belief that there is no such a thing as god. Atheists are
those who think and feel this way. True atheism in contrast; means the
lack of belief in everything apparent and transient; in and around
Prevalent: Accepted by many people
Interpretation: The conclusive understanding of a matter
Superficial comprehension: Overall gross and sketchy understanding of
a concept without deep study
Alien: Unknown and unfamiliar (foreign)
Satan: Devil, a destructive power that drags us away from the immortal
bliss inside us
Ghost: A state of a departed soul
Angel: An entity that takes us closer to the innate ambrosia
Devoid of a conviction: Without a conviction
Being at loggerheads: Being opposed to each other or being at war with
each other

7. Reasoning: To use reason, to analyze, to seek cause and effect;
relationship
Feeble: Weak, debilitated, without any strength
Fragile: Can be easily broken or ruptured
Meek in times of difficulty: Being beggarly; losing self respect; in times
of need
Personal salvation: One’s own spiritual progress and freedom
Emancipate: Pulling out from the state of poverty, ignorance, difficulty
or slavery
Downtrodden: Being low in every sense
Study, analyze, rationalize and contemplate on problems: Learning the
causes of problems and the way they developed and keenly observing
them to comprehend their nature
Attributing: Indicating a particular phenomenon to be originating from a
particular cause
Wakened and enlivened: Getting up from sleep and being instilled with
life
Vibrant, dynamic and brave life: Unlike dead, static and immovable.
Unlike being inactive and timid
Slumber of listlessness: Sleep causing lack of enthusiasm and interest.
Sleep causing lack of motivation.
Indolence: Inactivity, dullness, unresponsiveness and laziness
Coward parasitism: Timid dependence causing nuisance to others
Delirium of petty success: The unreasonable excitement born out
personal gains without concern for others; and usually troublesome to
others
Melancholy of petty failures: The unreasonable withdrawal from
surroundings due to personal loss or failures; without concern for the
others
Hysterical: Related to hysteria, which is a disorder that subconsciously
makes one exaggerate one’s own problems and try to attract attention
and sympathy
Amplification: Exaggeration, increase, multiply
Embracing entropy: Accepting or welcoming the destructive process

8. Downhill course: The process akin to coming rolling down from a hill
top to its bottom
Malady in society: The saddening conditions and events in society
Equality: The principle of seeing everybody without discrimination and
without prejudice or bias
Regimentalization: Trying to make everyone look and live in a strictly
similar manner; without consideration to the differences in people
Coercion: Repression, pressurizing, forcing
Enmity and strife: Spirit of being bitter enemies and the behavior
resulting from it
Harmony: The pleasantness of soul stirring music inside us and in the
society
Exploiter: One, who extracts benefit by deception or force
Exploited: A victim of exploitation, who is at loss
Realistic: Being in agreement with reality as against imagination or
guess
Watertight compartments: Two compartments, which are totally cut off
from each other. Different subjects and different branches of science are
NOT water tight compartments.
Interwoven: Related or posed like the threads of embroidery, or a woven
material
Intermingled: Mixed like threads amongst one another so that individual
isolation and identification becomes difficult
Feasible and justifiable: Practicable without difficulty and in tune with
the principle of justice
Pill of opium: Anything that distorts or destroys consciusness
Selfless: Without concern for personal whims and desires
Prophets, visionaries and saints: Those who can broadly see or visualize
the future of mankind. Prophets preach codes of conduct, visionaries and
saints usually preach ways of emancipation rather than codes of day to
day personal or social conduct
Merchants of opium: Those who sell stupefying ideas for their own
personal gains or out of madness
Freedom from the shackles: Freedom from chains, in which we are
locked

9. Leap forward: A sudden and significant forward jump
Quantum growth: Sudden and significant growth
Penultimate reality: The reality conceived just before the realization of
ultimate reality
Insatiable quest: The search that is not satisfied without realization of the
ultimate truth
Conformist philanthropist: Fitting in the ideas or norms of behavior in
philanthropy, charity etc
Conformist leftist: Fitting in the norms of leftist thinking and conduct
Cherish the essence: Being happy with the understanding of the essential
and important core
Religion: The way of life including devotional practices and traditions.
This usually incorporates most of the aspects of day to day behavior.
Spiritualism: Usually means pursuit of inner spirit (truth or God) of an
individual
Occultism: Pursuit of unexplainable, miraculous and hidden
Mysticism: Involvement in seeking supernatural entity inaccessible to
thinking
Globally benevolent: Beneficial to the world,
Magnanimous and noble: Generous and large hearted
Reverence: Respect, worship, devotion, adoring
Haunted: Possessed by some kind of a power, idea, music or even
beauty
Perspective of universal unity: Seeing the underlying unity in the whole
world
Utmost noble heartedness: Maximum kind and large heartedness
Total selflessness: Total lack of personal ambitions
Unquestionable honesty: Honesty on which no one doubts
Exemplary simplicity: Simplicity, which sets an example for others and
which other feel like emulating i.e. following
Adorable kindness: The kindness, which we feel like adoring or
worshipping

10. Something extraordinary linked to God: The link with God, which is
extraordinary. It is not seen by ordinary eye and not understood by
ordinary person
Socioeconomic and political mainstream: The social economic and
political activities, which appear to be guiding and ruling the life of most
people
Various cults: Groups of followers of different spiritual, mystical or
other leaders
Traditions: Various practices; common to many and going on for
centuries
Creeds: Groups of followers
Religious practices appeared marginalized and merely survived on
donations: Being pushed away from the central position of total control,
supremacy and power to determine of the life of majority of people.
Hence they merely survived (did not blossom) on donations.
Caricatures of themselves: Being reduced to a condition, where the
appearance remains similar but the power and control is absent
Materialistic approach: An approach where the living conditions are
thought to determine thinking, feeling and behavior in life
Heritage of human civilization: The treasure or valuable resources left
for us by our forefathers, our predecessors and our ancestors
Perceive: To sense
Minutiae: Minute details
Pursue the whisper of my deep instincts: Behaving according to the
indistinct or faint instructions originating from our deep instincts (not
our superficial feelings or thoughts)
Aspirations of all the doctrines: The basic purpose, objective of different
ways of thinking and missions
Emotional horizons: The limits or borders of the frame of our mind,
Prevalent spiritualism: Presently practiced by most people or popular
amongst majority
Groping in the dark: Searching or working in dark; without any clue or
guidance
Piecemeal solutions: Remedies for small and individual pieces or parts
of a problem as against the solution to the whole problem

11. Tangible result: Demonstrable result
Hindrances: Difficulties, obstacles
Disputes, conflicts in personal or social life: Differences in opinion or
opposition in personal and public life
Trek on this steep and arduous path: Marching, Walking or climbing on
a steep and difficult path
Inimical and vicious: With the spirit and intent of harming
Mundane matters: The transactions of daily livelihood
Out and out malice and hatred: The feeling full of bad wishes,
disrespect, curses and harmful behavior
Intense introspection: Looking within ourselves; keenly or carefully; to
find out and rectify our drawbacks and deficiencies
By virtue of the innate compulsion: Due to the effect of the force arising
from deep inside
Radical and holistic solution: Solution or remedy that heals the root
cause and holistic means, which heals as well as prevents all the aspects
of the disease
Turmoil: Disturbance
Self doubts: Doubts about one’s thinking, feelings or behavior
Self abnegation: Disapproval, criticism or rejection of one’s own
behavior
Self pity: Feeling of lowliness about oneself
Silver lining: A ray of hope, lightening cause silver lining on the borders
of clouds indicating the onset of rain beneficial to all
Enormous and intense: Abundant, Very much and keen, pointed and
focused
Conversant: Familiar, known
Mysterious: Unknown, Un-understandable
Despair: Frustration, helplessness and hopelessness,
Contend myself: Satisfy myself
Being flattered and by indulging: Being highly or excessively praised
and by getting involved in gratification of personal needs, desires,
whims and fancies
Satiate and quiet: Being satisfied and calm
Propulsion: Force that pushes ahead

12. Irresistible: Beyond the capacity to oppose, avoid or resist
Revitalize and rejuvenate: To restore the vitality or energy and to restore
liveliness
Irrespective of age, sex, occupation, caste, creed, tradition, custom, race,
religion, nation and any distinction for that matter: Without any regard
to any difference, applicable to all
The physiological and pathophysiological aspects of the meaning,
mechanism, causes and effects of stress: Stress is a broad and
comprehensive word. It includes the meaning, mechanism, causes and
effects of stress. It can be studied from different angles according to
one’s specialization. Physiological study informs about the mechanisms
and effects of stress on body cells, tissues, organs and organ systems.
Pathophysiological study informs about the details of cellular and
organic changes resulting from stress.
Conscientious heart: A feeling born out of conscience; the divine or
more evolved and more objective state of mind.
Indolent: Being inactive
Infatuate: Unreasonable flights of expectations
Universal benevolence of NAMASMARAN: This term is used to
distinguish the benefits of NAMASMARAN, which are everlasting and
accessible to everyone in the world as against other benefits, which are
short lasting and restricted to a given individual
Omnipotent benevolence: Benefits are all powerful; meaning so much
powerful as to reach everybody in the universe
Sectarian (perspective, thinking, feelings, instincts and actions):
(perspective, thinking, feelings, instincts and actions) restricted to an
individual, group, region, religion, race or a nation; not all encompassing
Perpetual vicious cycle of stress-deterioration-stress-deterioration: A
continuous cycle of stress leading to harmful effects and harmful effects
in turn causing stress
Consoling: Console means; to reduce pain, sadness etc
Comforting: Reducing the discomfort.
Reassurance: A kind of promise of security, improvement and well
being

13. Embryonic life: The life starting from the fertilization of an ovum of a
female by a sperm of a male; till the delivery of the baby
Ubiquitous: Spread all over
Irresistibly and irrevocably: Beyond resistance or opposition and beyond
restoration or recovery
A fleeting phenomenon: Anything that does not last long; but quickly
changes or disappears
Harrowing reality: Frightening or disturbing reality
Ocean of stress: Stress is like an ocean that surrounds us from inside as
well as outside. This is unlike other things, which are limited in their
extent
Analogies: Comparisons or similes
Quarrels amongst the drivers: The effects of stress are comparable to the
loud and noisy fights amongst the drivers in the traffic jam
Temporary symptomatic relief: A relief that is not permanent and
relieves only the complaints without eradicating or removing the cause
Drastic variations: Excessive variations
Crystallized concept: Initially our understanding is not clear. It is not
well defined. Later it becomes well defined and clear; like a crystal. This
is called crystallization of a concept.
Grossly: Overall, without specificity, without detailed observation or
description. Gross also means widespread e.g. gross changes
Pioneer of stress physiology: Beginner of a project or a concept of stress
as is understood today
Disturbances of biorhythms: Biorhythms are rhythmic or periodic
changes in some of the activities in body; observed in animals as well
Akin to stressor: Like a stressor
Less stereotypical, though still, fairly predictable: Stereotypical means
with a definite pattern that can be easily predicted. Being less
stereotypical means less easily (but fairly) predictable.
Terrorism insurgency: The people, who enter other countries secretly
and spread terror through indiscriminate and cruel violence
Dwarfism: Having abnormally short stature, small size
Disfigurement: Damage causing loss of function and undesirable
appearance or looks

14. Glamour and glitter: The excessive exhibition or display of richness,
fashions, tempting and impressing especially common man; as against
simple and humble life style
Nuclear family: A family including husband, wife and children; but
excluding everybody else.
Prevalence: Being present everywhere.
Discrimination, nepotism: Discrimination means being unjustifiably fair
or unfair to some, nepotism means giving high preference to relatives
Harassment by the superiors: The undue trouble caused to the juniors by
the superiors
Persecution: Threatening, boycotting, and torturing so as to force
eviction from a place or a country
Religious fanaticism, politicization of religion, criminalization of
religion: A religious activity becomes fanatic when it becomes
troublesome to its own followers as well as the followers of the other
religions. A religion becomes politicized when people use the umbrella
of religion to extract political power so as to dominate the others.
Criminalization of a religion embodies crimes committed; usually by
either false interpretation or vested interests; on the name of religion
Changing ecosystems: The environment full of a variety plants and
animals is important part of human welfare and excessive changes in
these (for example cutting of trees) can prove harmful to human life
Indecisiveness and value crisis is responsible for stress: In absence of
clear cut guidance about what to do in a given situation, we find it
difficult to take a decision. This state of being in conflict or dilemma is
called indecisiveness. This causes stress. The value crisis is inability to
evaluate and prioritize properly. We fail to understand what is more
important and; what is less important. This also causes stress.
Defamation: Causing damage to one’s reputation and social status.
Political harassment: Denial of political rights; such as right to vote,
right to get job, right of education etc.
Petulant, carping, nagging and grumbling nature: Being excessively
concerned about one’s small or trivial gains and losses and comforts and
discomforts; thereby creating nuisance to others

15. Clinical signs and symptoms: Clinical means bedside and sign are the
changes in the patient detected by the doctor. Symptoms are the
complaints made by the patient.
Shyness and apprehension of being insulted, humiliated, ridiculed,
pitied, sympathized or even exploited: The state of being afraid of being
insulted, humiliated, ridiculed, pitied, sympathized or even exploited.
This develops because of previous experiences of being denied of help,
assistance or guidance; in times of need
Dejection, irritability, restlessness, apathy, suffocation, listlessness,
depression, self pity: These mean; being left out as wanted, losing
temper on small provocation, having no rest in mind, lack of enthusiasm
and interest, in absence of freedom one becomes deeply disturbed; akin
to being breathless in absence of oxygen, lack of initiative in everything,
feeling very low, feeling useless and pitiable; respectively.
Lawlessness: A state of a society where nobody follows law and nobody
implements law.
Go berserk: Uncontrolled and undirected movement, running here and
there without purpose
Slogging in turbulent emptiness: Working hard; without satisfaction and
peace and usually ending up in emptiness, futility or vanity
Hue and cry against inflation: Making loud noise and complaints about
the price rise
Spiritual sermons: The sermons incorporating the guidance about self
realization, emancipation and personal supernatural experiences
Individual gratification: The pleasure experienced by an individual
Taming and domesticating different birds and animals: Rearing and
looking after birds and animals; at home
Pilgrimages: Traditions of visitors coming to offer their prayers and
worship or perform certain rituals; either throughout year or on specific
days.
Dynasties: The families of different rulers
Self aggrandizement and arrogance or self pity and guilt: Feeling greater
than great and invincible; or feeling very low, sinful and sad about one’s
sins respectively

16. Holistic Renaissance: The all encompassing rejuvenation and
blossoming in an individual and the universe
Prejudices: The good or bad opinions about others; born out of our own
short comings.
Unending mirage: The mirage can never quench our thirst. Similarly
when we don’t get satisfaction; in spite of continuous efforts; we
compare the condition to a mirage that never ends!
Inspiration, which dawns on us: The guidance and power that we get
Inhabitants: Those who live in
Convergence of our inclinations, aptitudes, fixations: Coming together
to a point of agreement of our preferences, likings and even our fixed
ideas
Drowned in abysmal poverty: Sunk in the hell of poverty
Emotional incontinence: The act of letting out our feelings unknowingly
and uncontrollably
Own superficiality and mediocrity: Our condition of living in superficial
planes; without awareness of our deeper feelings
Counterproductive: Producing opposite – usually negative result
Highest pedestal: A place of supreme position
Protocols: Socially accepted norms and ways of conduct with due regard
to status in society or in service
Stunted: Stopped midway such as stoppage of growth or development
Sectarian: Concerned about small section of a society
Divisive: Promoting division of society, group or a family
Unabated: Uncontrolled unchecked
Lack the spontaneity, honesty and strength: Lack of inborn desire to do
something and lack of honesty and inner strength (required to adhere to
our conscience)
Process of atrophy, degeneration, degradation, disruption, deterioration
and destruction: A process that starts with inability to grow and later
lose functions, lose structural characteristics, break down and die
Wellness cycle: A cycle that leads to wellness, which in turn reduces or
nullifies the bad effects of stress leading to further wellness
Imperceptible shackles: The unseen and invisible chains, in which we
are tied

17. Constrained: Having limitations
Restrained: Forced to slow down or restrict work
Egalitarian leaders; preach a variety of norms for total revolution: For
bringing about good changes i.e. reforms in society; some well meaning
people advocate changes in behavior (without going to the root cause
and radical remedy).
Land up in despondent depression: Reaching a point of being
unresponsive and uninterested even in eating, bathing etc
Assimilated: After digestion; the food is utilized for getting energy,
repairing damaged parts and maintaining growth. Similarly when a
thought is utilized for modifying a behavior; it is said to be assimilated
Glimpses of our immortality: The momentary experiences of being
immortal
Omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent: All knowing, all powerful and
present everywhere
Painful bondage: A state of being in some kind of troublesome
imprisonment
Whirlpools: The under currents in water, which drown a person
Protracted stressor: Stressor that persists or remains there for long time,
Entropy: It is kind of disorganization of a system leading to its end
Process of negentropy: This is opposite to entropy i.e. this helps a
system to be developed and function optimally
Our arsenal: The weapons, (with which we can fight the stress)
Mainstream education system: The education system that involves large
majority of people; including students and teachers
Optimistic: Hopeful about a bright future
Myriads of events and transactions: Many happenings and interactions
Contingent: A thing or a phenomenon, which is a part or a result of a
huge background cause
Flares up wars and cataclysms: Causes wars and major changes world
over
Conscious automatons: Automaton works when a switch is pressed, but
is not conscious about its working; whereas the human beings are said to
be automatons, which are conscious of their working

18. Omnipotent, omnipresent truth pervading every particle: Being all
powerful and present everywhere; truth is there in every particle
Realm of immortality; His abode: A place or a kingdom, where there is
no death and said to be the place of Guru who is one with eternal bliss
His nature, His charisma, His feelings, His articulate preaching and His
supernatural and superhuman feats; all embodied in His human form:
This is with reference to the Guru. We identify the Guru with His nature,
personal charisma, halo or radiance, His personal feelings, His words
and the miracles, which happened in His life; while He lived in His body
Guru or prophets: Both are expressions of the absolute truth in human
form. While the Guru has disciples in pursuit of truth or even material
gains; the prophet has more organized and large following of people,
who follow the code of conduct of the prophet
Superliving space-time: We are surrounded by space and time from
within and from outside. If we extend our imagination then we would
realize that our past, present and future are also surrounded from inside
and outside by a “space-time”, which is not only living, but in fact
superliving. Superliving means the living, which is superior to ordinary
living as an individual; in body.
Puppets: Dolls, which are moved by the artist
Vibrant quietude: Being quiet and peaceful, but being active within. This
is unlike the physical peace where there is no activity
Versatilities: Having capability of creating and producing many things
Enthralled by urges: Being impressed or overwhelmed by deeper desires
Agonies and ecstasies: Extreme pains and extreme pleasures
Casual or cursory belief or disbelief: Casual is without much concern or
interest and cursory means without much attention
Universal mega process: The mega process is a great process and
universal mean one, which encompasses or occupies the whole universe
including all continents and all countries.
Suffocating superficiality: Living in superficiality without bothering
about what is going on inside us; deprives us of the ‘oxygen’ of divinity
within and hence we get ‘suffocated’.

19. Petrifying pettiness: Thinking and living for our own security, pleasures
and pains; makes us petty or small. This becomes difficult to break when
we get addicted to it; and harden it like a stone! This hardening is called
petrifying.