5 presentation(s) on 'tantric'

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By:  Haralda

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Understand the differences between Sidereal and Tropical astrology in this practical guide to tantric astrology for spiritual enrichment.

Tags: Astrology , Hindu , Sidereal , Zodiac

By:  Metaplume

50 Views Spiritual/ Inspirational 18 months ago     Download

The Kaulavalinirnaya Tantra provides instruction on the place of sexual intercourse in the life of a Brahman, including social ethics and reverence for women. Rituals are also explained, the goals of which are to attain liberation, pleasure and siddhis. Whilst it’s regrettable that a full translation of the Kaulavalinirnaya Tantra in English is not available, Woodroffe’s generous summary allows the reader to come to know this marvelous ancient text and have access to mantras from the 16-17th century that are so highly revered by the Kula school.

Tags: Kaulavalinirnaya , TANTRA , Tantric

By:  Metaplume

75 Views Spiritual/ Inspirational 15 months ago     Download

Edward Sellon’s ‘Annotation to the Sacred Writings of the Hindus’ was published in a very limited edition in London, in 1865. Widely condemned at the time, his work draws on several of the texts that touch on the sexual rites practiced by tantrik sects. This eBook republishes this work complete with diacritics and extensive end notes in addition to a valuable introduction by Mike Magee linking Sellon’s work to the development of tantric sects in the Western world.

Tags: Edward Sellon , Sexual rites , TANTRA

By:  Metaplume

21 Views Spiritual/ Inspirational 17 months ago     Download

In present-day Hinduism the elephant headed god Ganesha has degenerated into a god who stops obstacles, but the original tantric texts tell a different story. ‘The Magic of Ganesha’ presents the auspicious ‘Ganapati Upanishad’, one which gives Shanti (peace). Ganesha is a strange composite of elephant and man with a mouse or rat at the bottom of the picture. Because of this triple symbolism Ganesha is connected with the three gunas. His association with obstacles comes from the great strength of the elephant, the intelligence of the human and the subtlety or ability to penetrate small spaces like a mouse or rat. He is usually depicted with four arms, which represent the four directions of space or the four elements — the god being the spirit or quintessence of these. This eBook presents a translation of the Ganapati Upanishad tantra, accompanied by an introduction discussing GaÙeÚa (Ganesh/Ganesha/Ganapati).

Tags: Elephant headed god , Ganesha , Shiva

By:  Metaplume

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