Surya Namaskar in a New Light: Unveiling its Yogic Roots in Tantra
Unveil the ancient roots of Surya Namaskar in this groundbreaking research, exploring its integral connection to tantric rituals within the yogic tradition.
Unveil the ancient roots of Surya Namaskar in this groundbreaking research, exploring its integral connection to tantric rituals within the yogic tradition.
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According to Vedic astrology; jyotish, Saturn has had a strong influence since spring 2020, while Jupiter (its opposite) has for the most time been weakened. Thus, in total for about 1.5 years. What has this time tried to teach us? Saturn stands for responsibility, authority, stability and boundaries. Its shadow side is pessimism, cowardice, the…
On Tuesday, April 27th, it’s Hanuman Jayanti. This is considered Hanuman’s birthday. We meet Hanuman in the epic Ramayana. Here he helps the main character Rama (a prince) free his wife from captivity by the demon king Ravana. Hanuman is often depicted with his heart exposed and with Sita and Rama sitting in his heart. …
We approach spring’s Navaratri (Goddess’s nine nights); Basant Navaratri. One mantra recited at this time is “Tantroktam Devi suktam”. Mantra virya means the potency/power of the mantra. As I’ve mentioned earlier in the post “Mantra virya”, the mantra (and the word) was seen to have 4 different levels, from the most physical form (as spoken…
It is said in the Tantric tradition that “The Source” contains all the potentiality possible. It is also said that the purpose of the manifestation is to make the great consciousness aware of itself. In other words, a self-reflective process. Consciousness is referred to here as prakasha (the great light) and the reflection process as…
The classic Tantric tradition referred to itself as the mantra marga (the way of mantra). They believed that the mantra provided a much faster path to liberation. The reason for this can be found in their thoughts about what a mantra, and not only a mantra, but also what a word, is. They had realised…