Chivality

The true aim of spiritual practice is not achievement, power, or experiences — but purity of mind. A mind free from accumulated thoughts, desires, and impressions becomes light, peaceful, and unbound. This article explores how mental weight creates suffering, the condition known as Bhavaroga, and how divine help through Masterfulness dissolves inner burdens, leading to lasting peace and clarity.

The three gunas—Tamas, Sattva, and Rajas—are not merely psychological traits but divine states of consciousness in Chivality. Tamas is the original silence of Chivam, Sattva is the luminous purity of Brahman in the mind, and Rajas is human action guided by inner balance. When aligned, they transform the seeker into a divine human being.

Human life is governed by the three Gunas — Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas — each guiding different stages of growth, action, rest, and spiritual evolution. This article explores how balance among the Gunas shapes life, why Tamas holds the key beyond death, and how transcending all qualities leads to Nirguna — the state of becoming Chivam, pure and eternal consciousness.

What if God was never outside but always within you? This reflection reveals the truth of Pure Space and impure space—the still, infinite consciousness within and the restless mind that hides it. Through inner silence and the dissolution of the mind, what has always been present is revealed: God as pure stillness, positivity, and bliss within.

The Master's presence guides the seeker from remembrance to stillness, dissolving ego and revealing the Living Dead condition—inner freedom while living in the world. Through constant remembrance, Silentation, and the Master's energy, stillness deepens, transformation unfolds, and the seeker becomes the master of himself.

Suffering follows us because of karmaphala — the fruits of our past actions imprinted in the mind. By acting with clarity instead of compulsion and accepting life’s challenges calmly, we dissolve karmaphala. As it fades, peace arises, perception shifts, and we move closer to Mukti — freedom from the cycle of suffering.

The question “Who am I?” marks the start of self-discovery. Our true self is not defined by roles, names, or attachments, but is an unchanging presence beyond negativity and worries. By practicing silence and letting go of mental layers, we reconnect with our pure essence, free from all suffering. True liberation is realizing we are not our changing roles, but the awareness behind them, leading to inner peace and bliss.

Discover how to free yourself from negativity and distress through the Chivality practice. By accepting suffering and realizing the power of Shiva’s energy within, we can dissolve negativity, find peace beyond happiness, and embrace death without fear — living peacefully until our final moment.

In chasing success and possessions, we often miss true fulfillment. Ancient wisdom teaches that peace arises not from external gains but from knowing our deeper self. By loosening attachment and cultivating inner stillness, we find contentment that endures through life’s changes. Practices like the Chivality system offer this timeless wisdom in modern life, guiding us to lasting happiness within.

We spend our lives preparing for material success, yet often forget the journey beyond. True peace comes from purifying the mind and freeing it from negativity. Through silentation and remembrance of the Divine Master, we transcend life’s ups and downs, break the cycle of rebirth, and move toward liberation. Let us not only live well, but also learn to leave well—in peace, light, and freedom.