The Shiva Experience

Could Shiva open your eyes to your highest destiny?Back when I was just 10 years old, on a day trip with my family, fate answered me

this exact question.On that afternoon, my parents had taken me to a gorgeous picnic spot known for

its jaw-dropping beauty and rock formations.But while the adults were busy chit-chatting and the kids chased each other, my

feet decided to lead me to a cave in the distance…

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And in this cave, I ‘met’ Shiva for the first time!

The cave’s walls were soaked in candlelight. A religious ritual was taking place around an emblem of Shiva.

I was instantly spellbound by the fragrance of the incense… and the intense concentration and rhythmic chants of the worshippers and their priests.

But what amazed me most, was how this incident made me feel on the inside… as a rush of inexplicable peace, clarity and wholeness washed over every inch

of my being.

I may not have known it at the time – but this incident was the spark of my life-long relationship with Shiva

As I grew older, I continued gravitating towards Shiva’s wisdom every time I needed to overcome a challenge or accomplish a goal.

I even reveled in sharing his stories and wisdom with anyone who would listen.Over the years, my curiosity for this enigmatic God escalated – to the point where I became one of the world’s

most established authorities on him!And that is the reason you are on this page today – because I want to show you not just how Shiva has taken

me on the greatest adventure of my life…But also how his most powerful – and often misunderstood – wisdom can help you rise above your obstacles…

And elevate you to the highest possible state of awareness a human being can hope to achieve.

Purnatva.

• This is Sanskrit for ‘wholeness of self”. Complete personal empowerment. Oneness with all that is.

• Purnatva is the ultimate state of being embodied by Hindu mythology’s most powerful and enigmatic god: Shiva. The god of deep meditation. The god of balance. The god of destruction and re-creation.

• And no matter what you’re seeking – whether it’s a spiritual awakening, a purpose-driven life, material success, deeper relationships or a way to overcome a personal loss or challenge…

• Purnatva is where your path, and the paths of millions of other Shiva wisdom seekers converge.

• And once you discover how simple, practical and enjoyable it can be to achieve it… you will realize it has been your destiny all along.

You are actually closer – MUCH closer to spiritualwholeness than you think!

My name is Dr. Nilima Chitgopekar, and I am an established scholar of

Hindu mythology

Shiva’s 6 steps to Purnatva will become clear to you:

• Step 1: Ekagrata: • You are in a state of impenetrable focus, all

outside distractions are drowned out.• Shiva embodies Ekagrata when he achieves

flawless tranquility during his legendary meditations as the Maha Yogi.

Step 2: Vairagya:

You are completely detached from all worldly concerns.Shiva embodies Vairagya when he draws on all his

inner power to overcome the monumental grief from losing his beloved wife Sati.

Step 3: Svabhava:

You deeply love, understand and respect your true nature.

Shiva embodies Svabhava when he proudly embraces his unusual appearance and mannerisms, without

conforming to the expectations of others.

Step 4: Samyam:

You have achieved perfect balance in all the different aspects of your life.

Shiva embodies Samyam when he calmly balances his wildly contradicting roles, for instance his role and the

creator and the destroyer.

Step 5: Samrasya:

• You are able to live in a state of harmony with everyone around you, especially those closest to you .

• Shiva embodies Samrasya in his unconditional love for his wife, and his exemplary relationships with other gods.

Step 6: Purnatva:

• You have achieved a state of divine wholeness and personal empowerment.

• Shiva’s very nature, his contentedness, his autonomy, his personal power, embody Purnatva.