EVERY DAY, THEY SELL JESUS FOR 30 PIECES OF SILVER

Every day, they sell Jesus for 30 pieces of silver

At the Siva Yoga Centre, we were not born Shaivas; we became Shaivas a little over two years ago. We love Shiva, and He knows our love intimately. However, this has not diminished the love and importance of Lord Jesus in our lives. In fact, we know Lord Jesus far better now than we ever did before Shaivism.

As Lord Shiva liberates us from ignorance and illusions, we begin to see serious deceptions that once plagued our lives—things we had never even noticed before.

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The Harmony Between Christ and Saiva Siddhanta

Undeniably, Jesus consolidated teachings that are much more in harmony with Saiva Siddhanta Philosophy than with the Judaism of His time or the Christianity founded by the Romans at the Council of Nicea, which prevails to this day.

Jesus explicitly taught Bhakti Yoga and Karma Yoga:

  • Bhakti: To love God above all things and to worship in spirit and truth.

  • The Ancient Connection: He used the unusual Aramaic term Abba (Father), which echoes the Tamil Appa Pati (Father and Lord).

  • Karma Yoga: He meditated with the Father in secluded places, practiced Karma Yoga, and instructed us to do the same—welcoming the vulnerable, sharing food, caring for the poor and sick, and giving of oneself without judgment or expectation.

  • The Divine Reflection: He reflected all the qualities of the Father perfectly and was the only one in human history to command: "Love your enemies."

Who is selling Jesus for 30 pieces of silver today?

The Merchants of the Sacred:

All those who become leaders but have no interest in the individual spirituality of their flock. They have traded Lord Jesus for power, social status, influence, and money, insisting on keeping the naive chained to false teachings and tools of domination.

The Ego Promoters:

All those who have abandoned a close relationship with God to promote worldly politicians and selfish ideologies that spread evil across the Earth. In exchange for what? Prestige, superiority, and the feeding of their own egos.

The Preachers of Hate:

All those who have abandoned the sweetness and compassion of Jesus, spitting on the command to love their neighbors. Instead of promoting Christ's Love, they promote hatred, wars, violence, and prejudice, seeking to impose religious ideologies they do not even follow themselves.

The Hard Truth: God is pure and innocent. The Supreme does not associate with the proud, the liars, the greedy, or the inhumane. People continue to associate with those who sell the Sacred, but the Divine has no part in it.

"Where shall we go?"

The best place for a person to go is within themselves. Ask yourself:

"Who am I?"

Be honest. Evaluate your qualities and flaws. Calculate how much work you need to do to be unconditionally ethical and to develop the Divine Qualities of the Father.

  • See how much you can learn from Jesus and be like Him.

  • As a Shaiva, see how much you can become like Lord Shiva.

The Grace of Freedom:

Do not hand over your Consciousness to men. Never give up your freedom; freedom is a divine grace. Seek a close relationship with "Papai" (Father); pour the deep waters of your heart at the feet of the One who loves you so much!

The Final Invitation

Do not trade divine sweetness for institutional collars. Do what Jesus taught:

Go into your room, close the door, and pray to your Father in secret. There, the Divine Presence—the most beautiful experience one can have on Earth—will manifest to you. No money in the world can buy it. Let the most beautiful day of your life arrive!

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https://www.sivayoga.com.br/2026/01/saiva-siddhanta-philosophy-free-english.html

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