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Śaṅkara Bhagavān Kī Jai, Devājī Dev. Alakhpurījī Mahādeva Kī Jai. Devājī Dev Deveśvara Mahādeva Kī Jai, Dīp Nārāyaṇa Bhagavān Kī Jai. Satguru Svāmī Madhavānandajī Bhagavān Kī Jai. Satya Sanātana Dharma Kī Jai. Viśva Guru Mahāmaṇḍaleśvarānanda Purī Jī. To all dear ones here in this hall and in other parts of the world who are with us through our webcast, I wish you a very beautiful, prosperous, and happy New Year. We are now entering, at this time, the sunrise. It means today is Makarasaṅkrānti, and so today is the new year according to the sun calendar. Also, according to Jyotiṣa, this is Makarasaṅkrānti, and today Sūrya Nārāyaṇa is moving towards the north. The north is a very important corner, and we should always meditate towards the north. We should pray towards the north because there is the Himalaya, the Ukelaj, where Śiva is residing. And at the same time, to the west, where the sun is coming and going, the moon is moving. You know the moon. In Satya Yuga—we don't know which Satya Yuga, because many Satya Yugas are there—one mantra exists for trillions of billions of trillions of years. So, every manvantara, Śiva is manifesting again. He is the creator, Sarjan Hāra; he is making creation. And at the end of the Kali Yuga comes that Viśarjan. It means that he is dissolving everything. So the Śiva Tattva, that's called Śiva Tattva. Śiva Tattva, Jīva Tattva. Jīva Tattva means all creatures. And Śiva Tattva is that measure, the first. He is manifesting. After this, all work he has given to Brahmā and to Viṣṇu. But the original seed, that is Swayambhū, that is sound, the light, and then manifestation. So at that time also, Sūrya and Candra—Sūrya is the sun and Candra is the moon. So the moon is balancing our Earth. The balance on the earth depends on the movements of the moon. And that is balanced by the awareness or the consciousness of Śiva. And so the moon has a place on the head of Śiva. They call it the ornament of Śiva. So the new moon, we will see a crescent moon on Śiva's left side. Some painters put it on the right side, but generally it should be on the left, because the left nostril is the moon. And day by day, the moon is increasing and then decreasing. So we also worship the new moon, and then the full moon. You know, also in Islam, they are also looking at and worshiping or adoring the moon. So, in this new life or new year, we wish—I wish you, all the brothers and sisters around the world—a prosperous, healthy, happy, and divine year. We shall have a positive saṅkalpa. We should have positive thinking, we should have a positive environment, and we shall create positive energy within human society, that human consciousness and human brain. So today we make a saṅkalpa, and this saṅkalpa means a regulation. And this, for this year, 2017, we pray to Śiva to keep the balance on this earth and peace—peace on the earth, peace in the humans, peace in the animals, the birds, in the nature we can. We can do. So let us work with positive energy. Let us think positive. With the positive, we can win the negative. The positive is the Devī Śakti. What is the Devī Śakti? Pure light. It means pure consciousness, pure awareness, pure heart, pure mind. And this is the Devī Śakti. When the Āsurī Śakti enters someone's body, then it becomes the negative energy. Then you have the negative thoughts. You have negative creativity, you have negative words, and you have negative actions that first attack us. Whatever we think first attacks ourselves; if it is positive, then it attacks us also positively. It influences our antaḥkaraṇa: manas, buddhi, citta, ahaṁkāra. These are the antaḥkaraṇa. So, it is effective. Manas is our buddhi, our mind. Buddhi is our intellect, and ahaṁkāra, our ego, comes up. And these three, when they are polluted through negative thoughts and negative actions, then they attack us, and then maybe others. So how does it attack others? It is said, "One ill fish will spoil the whole pond." So one ill thought first makes the illness within oneself and then causes spoiling on the outside. But thanks to God, thanks to the creator, thanks to Śiva, thanks to those ṛṣis, those masters, they created the antibiotic. You know, so we give the antibiotic medicine to kill the negative cells. And what is that antibiotic? Yes, oh, that's a beautiful tablet. That's so good, immediately the virus runs away. Do you know that? Oh yes, it's very powerful. Huh? Yes, a very powerful capsule. You know, that's called capsule yoga. Yes, we have a little booklet. It's called the capsule yoga. And these mantras, or this capsule which Śiva has given, are in the Vedas. And Śiva himself is this mantra. And that mantra is called: Uruvarukamya Vandana Mithyur Mukshir Mahāmṛta. Oṁ Tryambakaṁ Yajāmahe Sugandhiṁ Puṣṭi Vardhanam. Uruvarukamya Vandana Mithyur Mukshir Mahāmṛta. But it has its mudrās. So through this mudrā, it is coming to our Sahasrāra cakra and to our Bindu cakra. That amṛta that flows through our body means all negative illnesses and viruses will be cleaned up. So, this mudrā, like I have now, that's called Tryambakam mudrā. At that time, you will see that Śiva has four hands. Otherwise, normally he has Brahmā, Viṣṇu, and the Śakti. Śiva has very rare, but sometimes when he is dancing, then he has a triśūla, and then he has a ḍamaru, and what? There is more, two more. Yes. And when he opens the third eye, then can you imagine? The bacteria in this runs away. But Śiva said, "How far will you run? All the virus will be destroyed." Satya Yuga begins within ourselves, within our beautiful world, within all these beautiful humans and all other people. So it is making the abhiṣeka. It has two colors. And these colors mean the water pots. In me? Did you see? Next time when you see this video, look carefully. There were four hands. Because Devpurījī was standing behind. Yes. So, what we do, you know, he has all the time hands, four hands. So we shall work on ourselves. Let's make a saṅkalpa that I will practice yoga every day in daily life. It must not be very difficult postures, according to your body condition, according to your age, according to your knowledge, according to your timetable. Perform some postures, āsanas, every day. That's called our yogic life, which has hundreds of postures. So there are many beautiful things, and at the same time you can do this: Namaḥ Śivāya Oṁ Namaḥ. How beautiful! At that time, our heart is dancing. It's like a cosmic dance. All the tension disappears. This time when we did it, there was no tension. Because at that time, your vṛtti becomes a devic energy. But who didn't like it, and who had tension? There is āsurī śakti inside. But do it every day. The āsurī śakti will go away. How? Today in the Gurukul, Gurukul Brahmacārīs—the Brahmacārī is known as a student, and after that is Brahmacārī, whose thoughts are in Brahman—so, as our Gurukul Brahmacārīs, they made a performance. So there was positive Devī Śakti, and suddenly Āsurī Śakti comes. But Devī Śakti was so strong, so it changed the Āsurī Śakti into Devī Śakti. Like Prahlāda. Prahlāda was the son of an asura. But through his singing of mantras, he changed into the devī śakti. So let us make an experiment. Let us make a saṅkalpa: we shall change all people as much as we can, be positive, no war, no fighting, no killing. Let us pray for it. And we shall send our energy from this third eye of Śiva to all the presidents of the world, no matter from which country, and to the prime minister of every country. We send good energy. They should be healthy, they should be protected, they should have positive thinking, they should have a thinking of protection for all the humans and other creatures. They should create in their heart mercy, kindness, and support for everyone positively. That they try to work very much, including the United Nations, always United Nations protecting everywhere, sending the soldiers to protect where there is restlessness. So we send energy to all the governments of this world, and the second government is Śiva. So we take energy from Śiva, and we put energy. It doesn't matter which religion or no religion. We stand above different religions, cultures, and nations. So let us work on this. And you should send this message on your Facebook: that positive saṅkalpa in this year 2017, no one is suffering, and no war should take place. Create harmony, peace, and love. That will be our saṅkalpa of yoga in daily life. Every year we have some project, so now this project. We will write again the regulation: salt and sweet. And then you spread this message. Do you like that? Can you say yes or no? But positive saṅkalpa for world peace. All are our brothers and sisters. No one should suffer. No young soldiers, no young men should suffer. No, their children should suffer. I am happy loudly, till it goes to Śivaloka. I am happy. Okay, I will say, "I am," and you will say, "happy," okay? I am happy, I am happy, I am happy. That's it. Oṁ Śrī Dīp Nārāyaṇa Bhagavān. Jee Jai. Niveśvara Mahādeva. Jee Jai.