Chinnamasta – the great Divine Power of lightning-fast spiritual evolution

The Great Divine or Divine Powers Dasa Maha Vidya is a transpersonal transformation system with tools consisting of: Yantra Mantras Symbolic iconographic representations – which can be used as a mandala or a meditation icon and an associated metaphysics. These practices have the ultimate goal supreme realization, salvation, moksha, spiritual liberation, in order to achieve

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Swami Muktananda – Siddha Yoga

Swami Muktananda (1908–1982), nascut Krishna Rai in localitatea Kundapur, langa Mangalore (statul Karnataka, India), a fost un maestru spiritual indian care a jucat un rol esential in transmiterea traditiei shaktipat si a nondualismului din shaivismul kashmirian catre publicul occidental.   A fost discipolul renumitului yoghin Bhagavan Nityananda, iar dupa moartea acestuia a devenit liderul spiritual

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Abhinanagupta- the great master of Kasmirian Shivaism

Abhinanagupta was considered a important musician, poet, playwright, exeget, theologian and logician, being a personality that has exerted an exceptional influence on Indian culture. About the great sage Abhinanagupta is said to have been an avatar of Shiva Even today it is unanimously accepted as one of the greatest spiritual masters, philosophers, mystics and Indian

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Do we need something from outside of us or is it good to teach our children that we are complete anyway?

A tip circulating on the internet and belonging to a known author, taken out of context and share-looked intensely on the internet: “Teach your children that they need nothing outside of them to be happy—no person, no place, or thing—and that true happiness is found within them. Let them know that they are enough for

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From the wisdom of the great yogi Paramahamsa Yogananda

A visitor asked Yogananda: “What is YOGA?” Paramahansa Yogananda replied: “Yoga is union”. Etymologically, this word is similar to the English word “yoke”, which means “yoke”. Yoga means the union of being with God or the transcendence of the limited, ephemeral IE and the immersion in the Supreme Divine Self, the Infinite Spirit. Most Westerners and also many Indians confuse Yoga with Hatha Yoga branch of Yoga which is based on harmony

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