Spirituality

How to Use the Spiritual Path to Heal Relationships With Parents

Community, Spirituality, YogaSeptember 13, 20241KViews 0Likes 0Comments

From a spiritual perspective, it’s essential to recognize that you are fundamentally free. No one’s behaviour can make you act against your will. You have the power to practice your beliefs and feel good, regardless of external circumstances. It can be challenging at times because we all get triggered, but remember that, in principle, you…

The Kularnava Tantra – Part Three

Spirituality, TantraAugust 20, 20243KViews 0Likes 0Comments

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 will hear descriptions of the proper behavior in front of the guru as well as characteristics of…

The Power of Faith: A Journey Towards Inner Abundance

SpiritualityJuly 20, 20241KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Throughout history, faith has served as a bridge to a spiritual land abundant with peace, love, confidence, fearlessness, courage, freedom, perfection, wisdom, and intuition. This spiritual land is accessible to those who possess great faith. These individuals, masters and saints of all traditions – Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, Tantric, and Yogis, have been able to access…

The Kularnava Tantra – Part Two

Spirituality, TantraJuly 12, 20243KViews 0Likes 0Comments

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 a form of inspiring guidelines that are necessary for walking the Tantric…

The Kularnava Tantra – Part One

Spirituality, TantraJune 14, 20245KViews 1Like 1Comment

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” means ocean or sea. Its language, as in the case…

Can The Ego Serve Your Higher Purpose?

SpiritualityMay 27, 20242KViews 0Likes 0Comments

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 conscious entity, with everyone else merely playing roles in its narrative. For the ego, other people are…