Trika Shaivism is a tradition of Shaivism that originated in Kashmir, India. It is a complex system of philosophy, yoga, and tantra that seeks to integrate the individual soul with the divine consciousness. The concept of Shiva and Shakti is central to Trika Shaivism, and it is believed that the universe is created through their […]
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Trika Shaivism, also known as Kashmir Shaivism, is a philosophical and spiritual tradition that originated in the Kashmir region of India. It is a form of Hinduism that focuses on the experience of consciousness and the ultimate nature of reality. The word “Trika” means “triad,” which refers to the three aspects of the divine: Shiva,
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Trika Shaivism is a tradition of Shaivism that originated in Kashmir, India. It is a complex system of philosophy, yoga, and tantra that seeks to integrate the individual soul with the divine consciousness. The concept of Shiva and Shakti is central to Trika Shaivism, and it is believed that the universe is created through their
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Trika Shaivism is a philosophical and spiritual tradition that emerged in the Kashmir region of India around the 9th century CE. It is a school of thought within the broader Shaivism tradition, which is one of the major branches of Hinduism. Trika Shaivism is also known as Trika, Kashmir Shaivism, or Pratyabhijna School. The core
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The role of a Guru is critical in Self-realization. Kulrnava Tantra talks at length about the qualities of a Guru. This takes the form of a dialogue between Shiva and Shakti. First, Shiva outlines the qualities of a disciple (Shishya). Shishya is the one who has the eagerness, aptitude, perseverance, patience, and faith to transform
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The Loss of Individuality / Explosive Energetic Awakening The taproot of mystical experience lies in consciousness, and consciousness in different individuals is not the same. The one great lesson which this experience brings home to us is that the very fundamental constituent of personality, namely consciousness, varies in different people. Intense psychological turmoil, associated with
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The word Brahmacharya actually translates as ‘behaviour which leads to Brahman’. Brahman is thought of as ‘the creator’ in Hinduism and Yogic terms, so what we’re basically talking about here is behaviour which leads us towards ‘the divine’ or ‘higher power’. Brahmacharya means to walk or abide in the creative force of God, which is
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Trika Tantra is a school of Kashmiri Shaivism that emphasizes the concept of non-duality or unity. It holds that everything is a manifestation of the divine and that the ultimate goal of life is to realize this truth. In Trika Tantra there are three main schools, namely: Pratyabhijna: This school emphasizes the concept of acceptance
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Samkalpa is a Sanskrit term used in yoga that refers to a specific intention or resolve that is set at the beginning of a yoga practice or meditation. It is a powerful tool used to help focus the mind and clarify one’s goals, and is often used in combination with visualization and affirmations. In the
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Tantra and Yoga are both ancient Indian practices that aim to achieve spiritual, physical, and mental well-being. While there is some overlap between the two practices, there are also significant differences. Yoga is a practice that involves physical postures (asanas), breathing techniques (pranayama), and meditation to improve physical and mental health. The aim of yoga
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