The self-proclaimed godman would dress up as a devi, and tell the devotee that performing such an act brought him back from Samadhi and extend his life

Controversial Swami Nithyananda used to dress up like a devi and give darshan to a restricted audience on his birthday in December every year, a CID source has said.

The source said that two years ago, he used this guise to lure one of his disciples, to perform oral sex on him, saying that she was his real devi and she was fortunate to receive his special blessings in private.

Sex for 'humanity'
Claiming that he was the incarnation of a god, Nithyananda used to 'slip' into samadhi often. He claimed that he wanted to do many great things for humanity, and that being in that state often would make him detach his soul from his body. By being physically intimate with a female, he would get his soul back in the body.

He also assured the disciples that they were not only helping him restore his soul back in his body, but also doing a great service to mankind.

Later, he announced during the Jayanthi celebrations that he was going to live for 125 years, and even thanked a disciple for her 'service' that had "helped his soul to settle in his body for such a long time."

CID officials found that Nithyananda used to celebrate the entire month of December as his 'birthday month'.

"On one such occasion, Nithyananda invited one of his disciples to his room on December 31, 2008 and had sex with her. Citing metaphysical gibberish, Nithyananda claimed that he was in samadhi most of the time, and by doing so, he would get his consciousness back to his body," said a source.

CID officials have maintained the witness' identity anonymous, as they fear  the swami's fraternity might intimidate them

Divine comedy: Claiming that he was the incarnation of a god, Nithyananda used to 'slip' into Samadhi often

Anyone could wonder about the topic which should be reading the opposite way. But I would like go into the depths of the real truth surrounding Swami Nithyananda and the Indian social system which is directly responsible for the rise and fall of Swami Nithyananda

 

Swami Nithyananda who climbed the top of international fame was suddenly thrown overnight by a television media which showed video clips of Swami Nithyananda indulging in sexual activity with a popular actress. The video clip sent shockwaves across the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. Many of his devotees were not able to comprehend what they saw in the video clips. Since the video were broadcast, there have been mass agitations by Hindu outfits who ransacked several of Nithyananda’s ashrams. Few of the outfits called for immediate arrest of Nithyananda and insisted the Government to freeze the Multi-Million dollar assets of Nithyananda. 

 

Nithyananda’s real name is Rajasekaran  (age 33) and he was born to a farmer in the temple town of Thiruvanamalai in northern Tamil Nadu. From early childhood Nithyananda was spiritually inclined and frequently visited temples and had a strong desire for becoming a “Sanyasi” which literally  means an ascetic. He completed his schooling and college education in Thiruvanamalai.

He was often sighted near by the caves and hillside of Thiruvanamalai practicing meditation. This created a small group of followers who constructed an ashram for him. This was the first ashram founded by Nithyananda which started to attracted not just Indians but also foreigners. Nithyananda now moved to next level by narrating his experiences of Samadhi to the visiting foreigners who were curious to know about this mythical and super natural state. As Nithyananda was very articulate to explain about his Samadhi experience, devotees and spiritual aspirants multiplied in hundreds. Soon he started to spread his wings across the USA and India by starting ‘Dhyanapeetam’ or meditation centres. Many locations for such centers were donated by his devotees and several were purchased by his management trust. This accumulation of wealth was running to the tune of Multi Million dollars. Very soon he rose to prominence among many God-men or ‘sat Grus’ and he was seen in par with Swami Vivekananda in inspiring the younger generation.

Nithyananda’s posters were common in the streets of the cities and towns of Tamilnadu and Karnataka. His seminars, lectures and practical classes attracted many youth and spiritual aspirants. His devotees were no ordinary people. Many were powerful politicians, popular movie actors and business tycoons. He organised mega spiritual tours and events which made people to follow him in blind faith. His words were powerful enough to move mountains. His lectures were based on Vedanta and scientific findings. The Hindu spiritual elite approved and recognised his lectures and thoughts which was a milestone for Nithyananda’s journey to name and fame.

As some sections of Hinduism believes in the supreme authority of Vedas and Vedic beliefs, it was quite easy for Nithyananda to capture the mindset of such spiritual followers who firmly believed Vedas word to word. Blind following of Veda amounted to firm belief that what Veda says are truth and nothing but truth. Similar to cult following , No one is encouraged or entertained to question the authority and authenticity of the sacred Vedas. If someone challenges Vedas, they will be considered as anti-Hindu and unintelligent amongst the spiritual circles. This section of the spiritual followers are brainwashed to firmly believe some of the versus in the vedas such as

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he freaking ain't no god he is a sexual predator