by adminsatya | May 29, 2023 | yoga philosophy
The Origins of Vedic Mantras The Sanskrit word “mantra” is composed out of Man = mind of the body, or brain. And “tra” = which means to transfer or transport. The word mantra can also be understood and translated as derived from two words “manas” meaning the...
by adminsatya | May 29, 2023 | yoga philosophy
Citanyamatma, Shiva Sutra, 1/1 “Thus the Shiva Sutras begin imparting that “Consciousness is the Self” … Such a short thread of wisdom, this statement has far-reaching implications for how we may understand the self, life, and ultimate reality.” This...
by adminsatya | May 22, 2023 | yoga philosophy
Importance and Benefits of the Shiv Sutras The Shiv Sutras, timeless aphorisms that guide us to the awareness, recognition, and remembrance of our infinite nature and undying essence, hold immense value in spiritual learning. Origins of the Shiv Sutras These divine...
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...
