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The Kularnava Tantra – Part Three

The Kularnava Tantra – Part Three

In the previous article Kularnava Tantra part II we continued to analyze the famous tantric text, Kularnava Tantra, a major tantric text of the Kaula school, written in the form of a dialogue between Shiva and Parvati. From chapter twelve until chapter seventeen, we...
The Kularnava Tantra – Part Two

The Kularnava Tantra – Part Two

In the previous article, Kularnava Tantra Part One, we started analyzing the famous tantric text, Kularnava Tantra; a major Tantric text of the Kaula school, which is written in the form of a dialogue between Shiva and Parvati. We looked at the first five chapters as...
The Kularnava Tantra – Part One

The Kularnava Tantra – Part One

The Kularnava Tantra is one of the major tantric texts of the Kaula school. Like many of the Tantras, it is written in the form of a dialogue between Shiva and Parvati (Shakti). The Sanskrit term “Kula” means family, group, clan, or self-contained unit, and “arnava”...
Tantric Foreplay: The Gateway to Ecstasy

Tantric Foreplay: The Gateway to Ecstasy

20 minutes as a minimum time for foreplay is a guideline, which might be a trigger for some! 20 minutes is a good start, but you will do much longer foreplay when you start to actually attune to your lover. Due to the energetic setup of the woman anything shorter than...
Can The Ego Serve Your Higher Purpose?

Can The Ego Serve Your Higher Purpose?

It’s crucial to understand that individuality and the ego are not synonymous. The soul, or Jivatman, is also individualized, but the ego, or Ahamkara, is a specific individuality that prioritizes itself above others.  The ego perceives itself as the only...
The Miraculous Battle of the Prophet Elijah

The Miraculous Battle of the Prophet Elijah

Throughout history, the majority of people have believed in some form of spirituality. This might seem contradictory since it appears that matter is above spirit, yet most people still hold some belief in a spiritual tradition. One explanation for this is the concept...