Tripura Bhairavi is the fifth Great Divine Power, that facet of the One Divine Being that manifests itself in a terrible form. The great divine power of evolution through tapas Tripura Bhairavi means the three times terrible oneand is that facet of the unique supreme Shakti or the Eternal Feminine that manifests the support of […]
The Puranas are written by the great sage Vyasa.His son Shuka is the narrator of the major Purana Bhagavata-Purana. Traditionally, it is said that a Purana deals with five subjects or “five signs”: – the primary creation of the universe -secondary creation after periodic annihilation – genealogy of gods and patriarchs – the reigns of
To watch the whole movie, here -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOP3nvxj14A The movie can have automatic subtitles in Romanian, just set this to settings. It can’t be watched on our website – but it leads to Youtube, this one thanks to copyright. Why it’s exceptional film: it’s short (versus cinematic achievements) and easy to understand, which is
Vyasa is the legendary author of some of the most important works in the Hindu tradition. In India, his birthday is celebrated with the Guru Purnimafestival, on Shukla Purnima’s birthday, in the month of Ashadha (June-July). A number of traditions recognize him as the avatar of Vishnu Vyasa is also considered to be one
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Can one live without water and food? A shocking proof for skeptics: a yogi hasn’t eaten or drunk anything for 70 years An 83-year-old yogi in India reportedly spent more than 70 years without drinking water or eating. He says that a goddess blessed him when he was eight years old and since then he
An emperor received two falcons: one was trained and the other was told that he refused to detach himself from the branch on which he stood. One of the servants had to climb the tree every day to bring him food. After trying in a way and face to make the hawk fly off
Vipassana, which means seeing things as they really are, is a path of self-transformation through self-observation. It is a way of direct realization, by entering into the true nature of reality. Direct knowledge is a reminder of “what we really are.” It is a path of extraordinary self-knowledge through its simplicity, through the lack of
Abhinavagupta was considered an important musician, poet, playwright, exegete, theologian and logician, being a personality who exerted an exceptional influence on Indian culture. The great sage Abhinavagupta is said to have been an avatar of Shiva Even today he is unanimously accepted as one of the greatest Indian spiritual masters, philosophers, mystics and aestheticians. Although
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Zazen represents the heart of the meditative practices of Zen Buddhism. Zazen is more than just a meditation, it is an attitude towards ourselves and the whole world in which we are being. The literal translation of the term signifies “sitting meditation”, but the semantic context implies that the Zen practitioner adopts a certain posture, gradually obtains a state of deep calm of mind and body, and thus “invites” into his being the manifestation of illuminating states (satori).
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Today, January 15, 2020 marks the 170th anniversary of the birth of a sober soul.. a man whose vision and thought were deeply spiritual, authentically nondualistic. Due to the status of “Great National Poet”, we have been told about Eminescu since school… but what is a pity is that we were formally told, and
Dogen is the author of important treatises that have underpinned the doctrine and practice of Zen and laid the foundations for a monastic life dedicated to authentic Buddhism.
He also felt very strongly in him, the total absence of any kind of affect or desire to impress in any way those in his entourage. In addition, I felt completely disinterested, totally indifferent to luxury, towards his comfort and able not to spare any effort in his work…
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A beautiful film that touches your heart, without having to wait for it to end, because it is really interesting and inspiring:
you “want to get started” in yoga!
Paramahamsa Yogananda, born Mukunda Lal Ghosh on January 5, 1893 in Gorakhpur, India, is considered to be one of the great spiritual personalities of India. He is the one who made Kriya Yoga known in Western countries, especially in the United States, through his famous book “Autobiography of a Yogi”. First published in 1946,
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Can firmness and love manifest simultaneously in the soul? Fermitatea este o trăire specifică centrului de forță Manipura Chakra – centrul voinței și al curajului, sediul focului subtil al ființei. Iubirea este mai mult decât o stare, este un nivel de conștiință. Un ajutor în trezirea și amplificarea iubirii este dinamizarea lui Anahata Chakra –
What does detachment look like in the middle of the action? People who understand the necessity of detachment as an essential step in spiritual evolution towards ourselves and towards happiness, knowledge and freedom, expect that detachment will be a serenity, impertubable state, without variations in energies. And isn’t that right? Detachment in meditation is so
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What is extraordinary about Ramana Maharishi is that he has benefited from exceptional grace.He felt the thrill of spiritual aspiration from an early age and meditated with an enormous “thirst” to know the Self. The nectar of spiritual attainment was his everyday taste and his disciples appeared around him without anyone calling them, attracted
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So, if we were to talk about what the root of any sin is, then the Bible already answered this question several thousand years ago. In the Old Testament it says: “Man’s main sin is hubris.” Therefore, hubris is not only the cause of disease, trouble, the pathology of the soul and character, but is
Open Source is an elite spiritual human phenomenon in which people spontaneously sign up, without approvals and without resentment, giving humanity the miracle of their ideas and work. Lately, programs with free source (open source) appear more and more often, and the term is thrown left and right between big companies, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, etc.
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What can be surprising now is that, in the first three centuries of Christianity, the birth of Jesus does not arouse much interest. Moreover, many priests regarded the anniversary of the birth of the holy martyrs or of Jesus as inappropriate. Christian practices, as we know them today,are pretty much the fruit of ecumenical councils
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Dzogchen is a Tibetan spiritual path that traditionally cultivates nondualism and yoga in the midst of life. Chögyal Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche is the undisputed master of the Dzogchen School, a school that in the world was understood to be part of Vajrayana but which the Master considered to be in its own right. The
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“To be able, to have someone and to do Good is, in fact, a privilege of our existence.” Leo Radutz Today, December 5, we celebrate the naturalness of doing Good and love manifested through selfless actions, which in yoga is deepened in the lessons on Karma Yoga – the yoga of action. And for
Yoga is a millennial, spiritual discipline brought from the East. In recent years it has become increasingly popular – which seems to be wonderful, but unfortunately Westerners have often turned it into something commercial. Thus, part of the authentic, the miracle of this life science is less and less… particularly can be felt in
Paramahamsa Yogananda was described by his beloved disciple Rajarsi Janakananda as the Premavatar, or “the embodiment of divine love.” In the following lines, written in 1936, Paramahamsaji speaks first of his own search for divine love, and then of his unity with “God present as Love.” “I have sought love in many lives. I
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In few words we find out not what is beautiful in having children – this is already savored by all those who wanted and managed to become parents… here the poet speaks, however, of the usual mistakes that parents tend to make… out of love, not otherwise.
