Kshemaraja lived in Kashmir around the 10th and 11th centuries and was the pupil of the great master of Kashmirian Shivaism, Abhinavagupta, who had many disciples, both male and female, but Kshemaraja was his main disciple, and the main disciple of Kshemaraja was Yogaraja . Under the guidance of Abhinavagupta, he acquired a special knowledge […]
“While others fall to the ground, the tantric rises precisely with the help of the earth… ”
One day, a peasant’s donkey fell into a fountain.
The unfortunate animal is put on the spot, for hours, while the peasant seeks to see what [..]
Buddha Drukpa Kunley was one of the greatest saints of Tibet, known as the “mad sage” or “eccentric lighting”, due to his unconventional behavior and obscene humor by which he managed ” to free people from dogmatic and limiting religious thought”. “What I do is not my way of being, but how I pass on
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Efectele meditației fundamentale Anuttara din Abheda Yoga – spiritual awakening or enlightenment, moksha, kenosis, metanoia, revelation, satori, ushta, Kevala Jnana ; – perception of the state of vacuum – shuniata; the state of emptiness is a nondulum state characterized by the increasing absence (up to the Absolute) of thoughts or, even,
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“1 Being in my think one with you, I adore you in my heart, a Bhairava, Supreme Master, That accomplishes every thing moving or unmoving, Who are the pure, the one and the one, the endless and the unstarted, refuge and salvation of all those who have been abandoned. 2 Thanks to your endless compassion,
