ALL-ROUND IMPROVEMENT – Spirituality for Thinkers. Tools for Doers
For those on the spiritual, self improvement/awareness path
Yoga Vasistha is known for its dense symbolism, repetitive themes, and philosophical storytelling. It often revisits the ideas of: The text is rich in allegory, where many characters and stories are symbolic representations of inner psychological or spiritual states. To get an example of this see this link on the Symbolism of Mahabharat. I was … Read more
Panch Kosha meditation is a practice rooted in ancient yogic philosophy, specifically from the Taittiriya Upanishad, which views the human being as composed of five layers or “sheaths” (koshas) that encase the true self (Atman). The term “Panch Kosha” translates to “five sheaths” in Sanskrit, and this meditation involves exploring and harmonizing these layers to … Read more
Paras note: I’ve only collected the shlokas that I thought were useful and catagorised them e.g. repeating themes, duties, emotions, practices to be performed, etc. Either I found it to be of useful knowledge as in mindset (which will be of normal formatting) or they are instructions on how practices should be performed (which will … Read more
The subtle consciousness has many layers to it. The spirit is one, yet spirit is not one. There are many layers to the spirit. The whole universe is permeated by spirit, by Brahman, yet in different degrees. A stone has one unit of life. Stones have life, and stones have gender. There are male stones … Read more
Please follow my Facebook or Spotify because I’m trying to grow my channel and spread the word. 1. In the divine spiritual world of infinitesimal but truly existing high energy particles1. Gokubi jisso gengen shikai 2. in the throne of heaven where the spirit of God is now manifesting itself as fire2. Taka-amahara ni kamu tamahi moe-ide-masu 3. by the power … Read more
There is only one energy that manifests in different forms and in different chakras. Sexual, love, intellectual, awareness anger energies are all related. The upward and downward movement of these energies are the emotions in life. Kunda means ‘pot’ in Sanskrit. The body is like a pot, and the energy in the body is called … Read more
