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Fortune of Assam — The Truth We Forgot to Remember Once upon a time, the wealth of this land was not counted in money. It was counted in nature — in its soil, its rivers, its forests, its effortless abundance. People did not depend on anyone for food or shelter. Nature fed them, land protected them, community held them. So life was simple — eat, work a little, celebrate, dance, be joyful. Survival never became a struggle. But slowly, competition arrived, ambitions shifted, and the axe fell on the very forests that sustained life. Human beings became disconnected — not only from nature, but from their own wisdom. The source of wealth moved from nature to land . If someone had a hundred bighas, their children became landlords by birth. Life flowed easily — not because of competence, but because land carried their burden. Then came the desire to look “urban." People went out, saw the cities, and decided that this rural simplicity was not enough. They sold the land t...

The Deeper Science of Vivāha — Parth In this culture, we never saw marriage as two people coming together because they liked each other for a few days. We saw marriage as two possibilities meeting. Two energies coming together with a certain direction. Depending on the nature of these two beings — their tendencies, their compulsions, their aspirations — we designed different types of Vivāha . Vivāha was never a social contract; it was a process of consecration , where two lives are aligned to function as one. If two people met at the level of the body , one type. If they met at the level of mind , another type. If they met through emotion and attraction , something else. If they met purely as energies , that was different. And if two beings met beyond body and mind , simply because their longing was for evolution, for growth, for mukti — that was the highest kind of Vivāha. It does not mean they will not do their daily activities. They will eat, sleep, work, laugh. But when two ...

An enlightened being has no life of his own. Not because he is lifeless—far from that—but because what you call life has completely dissolved in him. The residue that you cling to as “me” is no more. In that sense, he is “dead”—not dead as in a body without breath, but dead as in a being without identity, without agenda, without a separate existence.

Money obsession   —  your unconscious nature playing a very cheap trick on you.

Three States of the Master Rebel. Mystic. Transmission. Documented by the Volunteer Editorial Team, Amrqh® & Gatih-Upanishad There are moments when the Master speaks like fire, moments when he melts into silence, and moments when his presence itself becomes the teaching. What follows is a curated presentation of three distinct states through which he expressed the same Truth — each carrying its own flavour, intensity, and fragrance. 1. The Laughing Rebel ( 📅 Entry 1 — 14 March 2017) Unapologetic clarity wrapped in humour. In the Master’s own words: “You see, I have my own recipe for health, well-being, and liberation — a full meal, not some half-cooked spiritual snack. This was brewed quietly between me and my Guru, not in a laboratory, not in a hospital, and definitely not in those places where people shout about ‘research’ but can’t even manage their own mind. Naturally, you won’t find me working in any institute, organisation, or hospital — I’m simply not interested ...

“Why Life Feels Divided — And Why Relationships Have Friction” Parth: See, misunderstanding is not a disease. It is not something you can convert into understanding with words or logic. It is simply the natural outcome of living life in division . Life comes to you in dualities — light and dark, positive and negative, front and back, up and down. Everything is two. Even your very instruments of perception are built in twos — two eyes, two ears, two nostrils. Through these, you gather only a divided experience of life. You are seeing pieces, not the whole. When you come closer to the senses of taste and touch , you notice something different — these act as one , not two. Through them, life can be experienced as a single happening , not fragmented. And if you go beyond the senses altogether, life unfolds as one seamless, ultimate happening , not divided into parts. The more gross and survival-oriented you are — the more you live just to keep the system going — the more fragm...

A Special Health Discourse by Dr. Parth — 12/12/2015 Two Gateways to Health: Doing and Non-Doing There are only two ways a human being can truly arrive at health. One is through non-doing — by dissolving into Shoonya, by touching that space within where nothing moves, yet everything becomes available. This is the yogic path. Not an activity, not a technique, but a profound dropping of all inner noise. When you touch Shoonya by experience, health is not something you achieve — it is something that happens to you, effortlessly. The other way is through conscious doing — doing what needs to be done with absolute involvement. Not half-hearted, not mechanical, but with an intensity that burns through every limitation. When your doing becomes total, when your action is free of your anxieties and calculations, the body and mind begin to align with the intelligence of life itself. This too leads to health. Both doing and non-doing can take you to the same doorway. Both can lead you t...

How Perception Is Sharpened Most people believe perception is some special skill they must acquire. They think if they read enough, meditate enough, gather enough concepts, their perception will rise. But perception is not something you build. Perception sharpens only when you remove what is blurring it. “If you see through memory, you will never see what is. You will only see yourself.” Your mind is not lacking capacity — it is simply filled with too much noise. Thoughts, memories, stored impressions, likes and dislikes, fears and desires — all these are layers of distortion. These are not your strengths; these are the fog on the lens. You do not sharpen perception by adding more fog. You sharpen perception by clearing it. Yoga understood this long before psychology was even born. Yoga never spoke of “perspective,” because perspective comes from your mind, your memory, your personal identity. Yoga spoke only of perception , because perception belongs to your very being. Perspecti...

When the Mind Twists, Life Suffers Most people speak of health as if it is something that can be purchased, repaired, or managed. They go from one hospital to another exactly the way a restless mind goes from one thought to the next — endlessly seeking, never seeing. But the fundamental question is rarely asked: Why are you ill at all? Not the illness of the body — that is only the surface trembling. There is a deeper sickness — subtle, invisible — born from the endless twists and distortions of the mind. When the mind twists, the whole being bends. Observe your life carefully. Confusion, anxiety, fear, ambition, restlessness, disappointment — these are not happenings outside you. They originate from the movements of your own mind. And whatever begins in distortion inevitably ends in disorder. The body merely speaks the language the mind has written. Until there is clear perception — direct, unfiltered — there can be no real health. The Twisted Mind Is Samsara What traditio...

When the Rare Must Remain Free In any society that aspires toward true evolution, the more needed a person is, the more free they must be. A doctor capable of saving millions, a scientist who can lift humanity into a new possibility, a spiritual master who can shift human consciousness, a teacher who shapes the future of generations—such beings should never be restricted by money. Their contribution is not a commercial service; it is a fundamental requirement for human progress. In a truly mature civilization, the rarest minds are never the most constrained. Their work is supported, not priced. This is the very principle on which the ancient Gurukulas thrived. Knowledge flourished, not because it was purchased, but because it was preserved and transmitted through the freedom of those who carried it. Real masters, across ages, operated outside the domain of commerce. Their wisdom was not their personal achievement; it was a responsibility toward humanity. A rare being is not “paid”...

Join the Death Series — with Dr. Parth A Deep Dive into the Science Beyond Death Say Hello, to join for Death Series Death is not the end — it is simply the end of experience. What ends is the instrument, not the experiencer. In this profound series, Dr. Parth reveals the inner science of transcending death — a possibility where body, mind, and energy can consciously renew themselves. Not as belief. Not as philosophy. As a living science. Amrqh® Exclusive Enter this powerful exploration and discover what it means to skip death… consciously. When the senses fall silent and the mind dissolves, what truly comes to an end — the being or the experience? 🕊️ Death — The Death of Experience Participant: Dr. Parth, people say death is the end. But what actually dies when a person dies? Dr. Parth: What you call “life” right now is nothing but a continuous stream of experiences — what you see, hear, touch, think, and feel. Experience simply means conscious awareness of proces...

Battery to Bliss: Harnessing Life-Energy for Enlightenment When Energy Seeks Expression Sex is not naturally about reproduction — that is just one possibility. When your system is low on energy, it instinctively begins to seek ways to recharge itself. The body and mind turn toward what promises a surge of vitality. This seeking often expresses itself through the six distinct distortions of the human mind  — desire, anger, greed, delusion, pride, and jealousy. If one is unaware, these instinctive movements become compulsions that drive life in endless loops of longing and frustration. But if one becomes conscious, the same energies can turn into pathways — from bondage to liberation, from mere survival to transcendence. The state of low energy and the journey toward higher consciousness

The connection between breath and experien ce is one of the most fundamental yet least understood dimensions of human existence.  Breathing is not just a mechanical act — it is the very thread that binds you to life. Every breath you take is an experience unfolding. Without breath, there is no experience, no perception, no you. Breath is not just the way you live — it is the way you experience life. Everything you have ever known has entered you only because you are breathing. When breath stops, life as you know it dissolves. If you truly pay attention to your breath, you will see — it is not just air moving in and out. It is life itself moving through you. 🌬️ Breath: The Bridge Between Body and Beyond Breath — The Source of All Experience Breath is not just air entering and leaving your lungs. It is the movement of life itself . You do not breathe — life breathes through you . Every inhalation draws existence into you; every exhalation is your offering back to it. Between ...

The Sack of Memory and the Birth of Consciousness Parth: See, to be healthy means your system must be at ease. But to be at ease is not something your memory knows how to be. Your memory only knows struggle, survival, and repetition. So, for you to truly be at ease, your awareness must cross the boundaries of memory and touch consciousness.

From Medicine to Human Science: Beyond Cure, Toward Consciousness By AMRQH® | Ether Technologies | Human Science Series The Beginning of the Search As a scientist, my first concern was simple — how to lift humanity off disease. Not just manage it, not just suppress it, but to truly move beyond it. In that search, I explored many technologies — some were not even human technologies in the conventional sense. They were of a different nature altogether, born from the fabric of space itself. This quest naturally led me into space science, where after years of intense exploration and inner experimentation, we developed what we now call Ether Technologies — the science of subtle structures that govern life. Out of this came Shoonya Medicine , a revolutionary approach rooted not in chemistry, but in consciousness. We have documented it in detail — not for immediate applause, but for a future when humanity will be ready to understand. Because today, only a handful truly grasp how th...

Distinction between the mechanical repetition of memory and the transformative nature of consciousness There are only two kinds of experiences in life. One is born out of memory — of fear, anger, greed, pain — the endless replay of what has already been. The other is born out of consciousness — that which can truly transcend you. When I speak of experience, I am not talking about the recycled emotions of the past. I am talking about the spiritual experience — something that does not come from what you remember, but from what you become aware of. Are the memory-based experiences necessary? No. They are not. They are just repetitions — the same nonsense looping again and again, every few months, every few years — three, nine, twelve years — the same patterns playing out in different costumes. But a spiritual experience… that is a shift in perception. It is a sudden opening — a glimpse beyond the habitual mind, a moment when reality stands unveiled before you.  It can appear as: ...

Spiritual Experiences and Transformation: Many seekers mistake spiritual experiences for awakening. A vision, a surge of energy, a flash of bliss — these are profound, no doubt. Yet they are only glimpses , invitations to something far deeper. A genuine spiritual experience may refine your inner chemistry, burn a layer of karmic residue, open an energy channel, or expand perception. But even the most divine experiences are preparation, not liberation . Spiritual experiences are like bait: they draw you toward yourself, toward that which has no form, no attachment, no coming or going. But surrender is the key. Without surrender, the experience remains fleeting. No matter how blissful or extraordinary, it passes. When it does, you see clearly that truth cannot be something that comes and goes. It is this realization — that the eternal is always here, beyond the rise and fall of sensations — that awakens the seeker. Experiences are milestones, not the destination. Without them, you might ...