Yoni Puja: Worshipping Shakti
The most well-known treatise about worshipping the yoni is, without doubt, Yoni Tantra. As is the case in many other Tantras, this tant...
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Soham: A Step by Step Approach
With practice, this mantra meditation will hold the mind steady even during periods of stress.
A well-trained, stable, and focused m...
Yoni & Lingam || Sacred Symbols of the Feminine and Masculine
Yoni - Sacred Source
The word yoni means “holder,” “vagina,” “source,” or “womb.” According to Tantra Yoga, the ...
What does Mumukshutva mean?
Mumukshutva is intense desire for liberation or deliverance from the wheel of birth and death with its concomitant evils of old age, di...
The Misunderstood ‘Kamasutra’: A Fresh Look at India’s Erotic Classic
The “Kamasutra” is one of the world’s oldest textbooks of erotic love and certainly the most famous. But the “Kamasutra” has long been misunderstood.
Becoming Free from Kama (Sexual Desire)
The greatest happiness for the soul starts with complete freedom: freedom from misery, unhappiness, suffering, freedom from the dictates of desires, and, ultimately, freedom from being trapped in a material body.
Time Travel in Bhagavata Purana & Tripura Rahasya
Time travel and theory of relativity are still science-fiction subjects for modern science , but in puranas, it has been discussed multiple times. One such classic example is that of King Kakudmi and his daughter Revati, who travelled to different loka (dimension) and returned to earth in future time.
Awakening Kundalini Shakti / The Divine Feminine / The Great Goddess
We search for happiness everywhere, but we are like Tolstoy’s fabled beggar who spent his life sitting on a pot of gold, begging for pennies from every passerby, unaware that his fortune was right under him the whole time. You’re treasure-your perfection-is within you already.
Six Questions in the Prasna Upanishad
The Bhagavad Gita and the Prasna Upanishad are the closest examples in the “Eastern Canon” to a dialectical dialogue, such as a Platonic dialogue.
An Italian Painter Studied Mahabharat & Made These Breathtaking Paintings In A Span Of 12 Years
Giampaolo Tomassetti, an Italian painter, was so fascinated by the Indian mythological epic Mahabharat that he studied it thoroughly for 5 years and then painted breathtaking pictures of it.
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