Philosophy and Psychology (Translated)
Shaiva Kali: Seventy-Two
When the soul embraces even its own shadow—that is, its inner darkness, incompleteness, fear, pride, desire, anger—accepting rather than rejecting all of…
When the soul embraces even its own shadow—that is, its inner darkness, incompleteness, fear, pride, desire, anger—accepting rather than rejecting all of…
The word "bombaat" as used in Bengali democratic discourse carries echoes of its ancient tantric origins in mantra-sound. The sound "boom" in…
The tantric scriptures—particularly the Yogini Tantra, Sharada Tilaka, Goraksha Shataka, and Shiva Samhita—declare that among these countless nadis, thirty-two are of special…