by adminsatya | Sep 4, 2022 | yoga philosophy
Introduction And now we will attempt to explain the building blocks of reality. Even though this seems like a lofty goal, an explanation of the tattvas will do just that. In Sanskrit, tattva can be translated as “reality” or “that-ness”, and so this blog explaining...
by adminsatya | Aug 13, 2022 | yoga philosophy
Lord Shiva is known in many glorious forms and by many honorific names. You may have heard him referred to as Mahadeva. But what does “Mahadeva” mean and why is this an often-used name for Lord Shiva? This article will help answer these questions for you. What is...
by adminsatya | May 4, 2022 | yoga philosophy
Her complexion is like the red dusk sunset, as the early twilighted moon sets in, her reflection becoming golden, a radiant beam of pure perfection. In union eternally with Lord shiva, she dwells upon a Lotus on a golden throne in the forest of eternal bliss. With a...
by adminsatya | Jan 28, 2021 | yoga philosophy
What are Bija Mantras? If you’ve ever wondered what a Bija Mantra is, how they relate to the Chakras, and how Chakras can realistically be activated in Tantra Yoga… Then this article is for you. What is a Mantra? Mantra is a Sanskrit word, which is the ancient...
by adminsatya | Jan 14, 2021 | yoga philosophy
India is the land of festivals, thanks to the different cultures, ethnic backgrounds, languages, and spiritual sentiments that make it unique. Maha Shivratri is one such festival observed in India and places with a sizable Hindu population. It is an important festival...
by adminsatya | Jan 13, 2021 | yoga philosophy
Kashmir Shaivism, often spelled Kashmir Saivism, is a spiritual practice that believes that everything is an expression of pure consciousness. It is an ancient Tantra practice where Lord Shiva holds a central role, representing God consciousness in all that we do. But...