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Ambubachi and Anavasar: Two Paths, One Realization

Ambubachi and Anavasar: Two paths, same experienceThis is not a history, but a mysterious and silent diary of creation. In the month of Ashadh, a mysterious coincidence occurs at two special religious places of India –On one side is Shri Jagannath of Nilanchal, and on the other side is Goddess Kamakhya of Neelparvat.Both the deities turn inward, go to rest at the same time.Although their traditions are different, the purpose is one –To return to oneself, to rebuild oneself. Kamakhya and Ambubachi – a silent celebration of power Ambubachi festival is celebrated at this time in the temple of Kamakhya Devi. It is a popular belief that the Goddess menstruates during these three days. The doors of the temple are closed. No worship is done, no prayers are offered. Because the Goddess herself enters the womb of creation at that time. This blood is not considered impure here, but sacred — This is the blood from which life is born, from which the foundations of civilizations are laid. Ambubachi is not a fast, not a fear — It is the silent worship of womanhood. Jagannath and Anavasara — Man’s inner sadhana On the other hand, around the same time, Puri’s Sri Jagannath bathes with 108 pots and then becomes “unwell”. This unwellness is not a physical sign, but a spiritual one — He manifests himself in human form, so rest is also necessary. He is given medicine, made to rest for 15 days in the sanctum sanctorum. This period is called Anavasara. No darshan, no celebration — Only waiting, only inner preparation. Ambubachi and Anavasara — there is harmony, not opposition These two events cannot be seen separately — On one hand, the menstrual cycle of a woman, on the other hand, the resting cycle of a man. One creates the universe through her body, The other, in silence, becomes capable of holding that universe. This teaches us that — “Even gods want rest, Even goddesses get tired. Rest is not a weakness, but an absolute necessity before creation.” This is an internal sadhana — where both Shakti and Shiva descend into silence and reinvent themselves.

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प्रार्थना AND

AFFIRMATIONS Hello friends, I am Brahmb Nath  from  Adrishya Tantra, today we will discuss a special topic ‘Affirmation’.  Before knowing about ‘Affirmation’, we need to know what it is? Affirmation, which we can also call prayer in simple words, it will not be wrong. We all pray almost every day, only the methods are different. Isn’t it? Sometimes we pray in front of God, sometimes in front of Guru. And in that we ask for something or the other for ourselves. Isn’t it? Its name is ‘Affirmation’. We just have to correct the method a bit. Correct means I am not saying that you are wrong. We just have to do something different. Before we think of correcting the method, we need to know this. How does the prayer we do work? Or who accepts the prayer? And how do we know whether the prayer has been accepted or not? We need to know many such things. You must be wondering, right? Am I right? It is found in Sanatan that God resides in every particle. Is this wrong? No. It means that you can find God in any particular person or thing because faith is God or in other words, God is in faith or God is in faith. This is not wrong at all. And faith gives birth to your positive energy. And this energy is used in affirmations or prayers. Are you understanding what I am saying? Let us try to make it a little more simple. Now you can relax and sit down. This is not an exam hall. Come on, I am not  taking your exam. The more you try to relax, the better you will be able to do it. Are you relaxed? Good. When we sow any grass, do we know how much fruit we are going to get? No, right? But we prepare the land. We sow the seeds, we work very hard, we invest a lot of time and a lot of money. Isn’t it? This cannot be gambling or lottery. Isn’t it true? This is faith.Am I right? Even after investing so much, we pray and bow our head in the soil so that the seeds bear good fruits. In some places, prayers are also done ritualistically. Have you seen it?So let’s know what we will get by doing this? Actually prayer is a method which is called affirmation in western  countries. You can get anything from nature very easily. You just need to know the technique. The more positive energy and faith you have inside you, the sooner you can get anything. Just say it and it will be there with you, but this is not a magic  lamp, no one is going to help you by taking something out of the lamp. Have you heard that story? Good. Yes, to use this technique, you will not have to climb the Himalayas. At least you relaxed. You must have thought that maybe for this you will have to go to the Himalayas and sit in a cave. Isn’t it? Should we end this discussion for today? So that you are prepared to understand it better tomorrow. So that is all for today. We will discuss it again tomorrow.

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What is Yoni Tantra?

Yoni is a Sanskrit word that literally means “womb.”” Y – The heart, the genuine self within, the animating spirit. O – Optimism, preservation N – Lotus, maternity, menstruation, nakedness, emptiness, and pearl I – Love, desire, consciousness, to shine, to pervade, agony and sorrow Yoni is a Sanskrit word that literally means “womb.” Yoni is a portrayal of female genitalia that is a symbol of generative power in Hinduism and represents the goddess Shakti. It describes the Yoni Puja, or “Mass of the Vulva,” a secret and esoteric Tantric ritual for making and consuming the sacred fluid known as Yoni Tattva. ‘The Yoni – Sacred Symbol of Female Creative Power,’ by Rufus Camphausen, breaks down the sounds of the word Yoni: And the word tantra is a combination of two words “Tattva” and “Mantra”. Mantra is the science of mystic sounds and vibrations, while tattva is the knowledge of cosmic principles. Tantra is defined as the use of cosmic science with the goal of achieving a deeper spiritual connection. So combining Yoni Tantra, Yoni is the sacred womb or female genitalia, and we worship the divine yoni by reciting hidden mantras through Tantra. We will discuss it in detail here. What is Yoni Tantra?Yoni Tantra is a spiritual rite that originated thousands of years ago in India. This ceremony can be conducted in a number of different ways. A key requirement for worshiping Yoni is purifying the mind of worldly beliefs about Yoni, as well as the shame and guilt that most of us feel. The yoni worship shows reverence for the mystery of the universe, Shakti, the holy mother. The ceremony can be done on a symbol, such as a sculpture or anything depicting a yoni. A woman can perform yoni worship for herself with the help of a practitioner or guru. When performed on an actual yoni, it is highly potent. It is also quite wonderful to perform on a symbol if you are not familiar with it or if the settings are not suitable. Certain sentences are customarily included in the yoni worship. What are the Benefits of Yoni Tantra?If the devotee carries out Yoni Puja using fearful methods, he or she is certain to obtain what is requested. When you do Puja to the Great Yoni, the deliverer from the ocean of anguish, you will experience increased life and energy. Moreover, it has the following benefits The aura of a Yoni tantra performer can be enhanced and they can attract people of the opposite gender.Yoni tantra performers have the ability to boost the vigor of her and his genital organs.A Yoni woman will get the essence of the lotus flower as a result of doing the Yoni Tantra, and her yoni will become alive and able to move like a butterfly.The performer while doing Yoni Tantra will be able to link with cosmic energy and absorb the cosmic energy that is all around them.She/he can mesmerize anyone for a relationship, coupling, intercourse, etc. via Yoni Tantra.Yoni tantra strengthens the ability to control carnal desires, and the desire can be channeled in a different way to help them to reach their life goals.A couple’s relationships improve, and they live happier lives.Where to start?The mind is an important part of the human body. So to go deep in spirituality you need your whole body, soul, and mind. So it is really necessary to free your mind and focus on the present moment. That is why our first step is to be mentally prepared. Prepared your MindAn open mind and heart are essential for you to succeed in the exercise. Let go of any preconceived notions or judgments regarding what you might encounter. Warm up for a few minutes with breathing exercises. If you’ve never tried tantric techniques before, you may need to devote more time to the initial phases. Deep, slow, and audible breaths are inhaled and exhaled. Push air into and out of your belly button. Throughout the practice, you’ll want to keep these breathing strategies in mind. Make sure your area is readyYou can make your area on your bed, on the floor, or on another comfortable and pleasant piece of furniture. You can also add pillows and blankets to help make a soft base. You can put the lights down or light candles to assist create the atmosphere. Make Sure Your Body is ReadyWhen you feel you’re ready to get started, place a pillow beneath your back and another beneath your head. Kneel down and place your feet on the ground. Slowly open your legs to reveal the vaginal opening. Warm-up the body by stroking it sensually. Massage your stomach and abdomen. The message provides you with great pleasure and sensuality. Try Massage TechniquesEach person’s Yoni massage is different. You can use cupping, circling, pushing and pulling, tugging, and rolling techniques as per your yoni guru advice. What are Yoni Tantra Positions?In addition to massage techniques, there are different positions to try. If you want you can practice this solo. You or your spouse can try tantric positions to promote bonding and stimulation in ad edition to unique massage techniques. Solo yoni tantra is a fantastic technique. It’s crucial to relax and prepare for massage by finding a comfortable position to do different poses for yoni yoga. LotusSit with your back straight and your legs crossed.Place your hands on your knees, palms down.Begin by inhaling and exhaling softly from your stomach.Heart on HandSit with your legs crossed and your back straight.Place your right hand gently over your heart.Close your eyes for a moment. Begin to feel the beat of your heart with your hand. Concentrate on the energy and emotion associated with experiencing your heart.Breathe deeply, enabling your hand and heart to become more connected.SpooningIf you are with your partner, any position might have tantric potential with a partner. Spooning is excellent for both new and experienced practitioners. Begin by resting on your left side on a comfy surface such as a bed

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Navratri: Nine days of scientific wonders

Navratri: Nine days of scientific wonders Navratri, a vibrant festival celebrated with great enthusiasm across India, is not only a spiritual occasion but also a scientific phenomenon, deeply connected to energy and seasonal changes. This nine-night festival is not only a religious event but also a period that incorporates scientific principles and practices that can enhance physical, mental and spiritual well-being. Let us delve deeper into the science behind Navratri and find out what modern Indians can learn and implement from this ancient celebration. Physical Rejuvenation Through Fasting:Astronomical and seasonal changes: Navratri is associated with important astronomical events: the equinoxes and solstices, which are important in marking the change of the seasons. Each of the four Navratris is associated with a particular seasonal change, such as the beginning of summer or winter.Detoxification and immunity: Seasonal changes, especially during Sharada Navratri, are often associated with a drop in immunity and an increase in infections. Fasting and eating a sattvic diet during Navratri works as a detoxification, relaxes the digestive system and increases the body’s immunity to fight diseases.Mental Rejuvenation & Psychological Benefits:Combatting negative emotions: Navratri is also a time for mental detoxification by focusing on eliminating negative emotions such as anger, lust, greed, and jealousy.Psychological effect of fasting: Fasting is not just a physical activity but also a mental activity. It helps to strengthen the will, improve focus and provides a platform for introspection and self-discovery.Spiritual Rejuvenation:Connecting with cosmic energy: The nights of Navratri are considered powerful for spiritual practice. Devotees engage in meditation, prayers, and various rituals to connect with the divine feminine energy.Balance between material and spiritual aspects: The practice of worshipping various forms of Goddess Durga symbolizes the victory of positive spiritual energy over negative worldly aspects.What modern Indians can learn and apply: Adopt the concept of detoxification:Physical detox: Adopting the practice of intermittent fasting or periodic detox, especially during seasonal infections, can enhance physical health and immunity.Mental detox: It is important to allocate time for mental health, practice mindfulness, and focus on eliminating negative thoughts and emotions.Balancing lifestyle with nature cycle:Sync with natural rhythms: Understanding and respecting natural and astronomical cycles and adjusting your lifestyle accordingly can promote overall well-being.Seasonal eating: Eating a diet that suits seasonal produce and the climate can help improve digestion and immunity. Spiritual Practices for Mental Peace:Meditation and yoga: Incorporating spiritual practices like meditation and yoga into daily life can bring mental peace and clarity.Connecting with God: Engaging in spiritual practices, regardless of religious beliefs, can provide a sense of purpose and direction.Community and solidarity:Celebrating together: Festivals like Navratri promote community bonding. Celebrating even in small ways promotes a sense of unity and togetherness.Cultural Preservation: Maintaining traditions and understanding the science and knowledge behind them ensures they are preserved for future generations.In short, Navratri, while being deeply rooted in spirituality and religion, offers a wealth of scientific knowledge and practices that promote well-being at multiple levels. Modern Indians, going through the hustle and bustle of contemporary life, can adopt these practices to enhance their physical, mental and spiritual well-being, leading a balanced and harmonious life.

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The devil listens us prior God

The devil listens to people before God, do everything in a jiffyWe have found that Satan is worshipped to awaken demonic powers. There are beliefs in western countries that when God does not listen, Satan listens. As soon as Satan is remembered, he immediately appears.There is a saying, there is delay in God’s house but no injustice, but there is no delay in Satan’s house but only injustice. This is the same thing that justifies this saying that Think of the Devil and Devil is here (Take the name of Satan and Satan is visible). It is said that Satan is worshipped to awaken the evil powers. There are beliefs in western countries that when God does not listen, Satan listens. As soon as Satan is remembered, Satan is immediately present. God may be late in coming but Satan is not late, he comes immediately. The story of demonic worship in Tantra Instead of believing in any divine power, they make their own rules and live their own lives according to their own conditions. God is sovereign, everything is balanced here, Satan wants to disturb this balance, for example Nature’s drainage system, a certain amount of water, the angle from the ocean to the clouds. In Christianity, Islam and Judaism, Satan is considered to be the enemy of God. Satan was also created by God but due to disobeying God, he was sent to hell where he became the king of hell. Satan makes deals with people and buys their souls and in return gives them immense wealth and fame. In Christianity, Lucifer is called the fallen angel, the king of hell or Satan who is the ruler of hell. He fulfills the right and wrong desires of people and after death takes their souls with him to hell. Satan worshippers do not follow the divine law and behave arbitrarily and live life on their own terms. The trend of worshipping Satan is continuously increasing in western countries. In countries like America, Britain, the number of people following Satanism is continuously increasing. There are many evil souls living inside them. The souls whose cremation is not done properly, whose Shraddha Karma and Tarpan Vidhi are not done, those souls either keep wandering or remain in the clutches of some Tantrik or get inside some devil. Although devils also fulfill wishes but they take life or sacrifice in return. They also have their own separate heaven and hell. If you do not follow your life according to the devil after adopting its worship methods, then you will have to go to the hell created by him. And you do not have to believe in anyone else except the devil. They have a parallel world like God. They become so strong on the basis of worship and sacrifice that sometimes they even challenge the power of God. In the Indian system, it is believed that the worshipper of Satan gets success in life but he has to live in subtle body or Kalpa Yoni for a Kalpa. Lord Shri Krishna has said in the Gita that he has given complete freedom to man to do his deeds. He has even given this freedom to every man that he can choose his own deity or God. If he wants, he can even choose Satan. But after death, he will go to the one whom he worships. That man will go to the same Lok (world) after death which he worships. Lord Shri Krishna has said in the Gita that the person who worships Satan has to live in subtle body for a Kalpa, that is, he has to live in Pret Yoni. And those souls live in Pret Yoni till the end of the Kalpa and roam on the earth and keep on wandering here and there in the world of that Satan. They wait for God in yearning. When God will incarnate at the end of the Kalpa, then those evil souls and Satan will be saved after being killed by him like Kalki God will incarnate. Because Satan is also God’s creation. Since he challenges God’s authority, this is what happens to him. What you normally call soul is not soul, it is subtle body. Because subtle body feels hunger and thirst. In Gita, Lord Shri Krishna has told about three bodies of human being. Gross body, subtle body and causal body. Soul is same for all. A person gets the result according to the deeds he does. That is why you see that some get more happiness and some get more sorrow. It is not that God directly dropped a man in someone’s womb and sent him directly to earth. He passes through 84 lakh births and takes birth in human birth. Then if he does bad deeds, in next birth he becomes an animal or a chicken, then he will go to slaughter house and then he will be slaughtered. Then again he will go through a long phase to live a human life. You can offer flowers, cannabis, dhatura, sweets, anything to God or any deity. If you wish, you can even offer sacrifice. There are some Gods who see your devotion. You can even offer them meat and alcohol if you wish, but not all Gods. God’s powers are in all three gunas. Sattva guna, Rajo guna, Tamo guna. But the devil is only of Tamo guna. That is, the devil needs blood. That is, the devil always needs sacrifice. Whether of a human or an animal. He is interested in blood. It is also heard that those who worship the devil cut some of their body parts and shed a little blood. Or they worship the devil by sacrificing something. Without sacrificing blood or life for the first time, they cannot become the devil’s representative or his priest. If you are worshipping God, then worship one God or another, or don’t worship, or stop worshipping God after worshipping if your purpose is fulfilled, or worship

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What is Yoga?

What is yoga?Yoga is a set of spiritual, physical and mental practices that originated in ancient India. Yoga literally means to add. Yoga combines physical exercise, body postures (asanas), meditation, breathing techniques and exercise.The very meaning of this word is ‘yoga’ or the union of the physical with the spiritual within oneself. It also symbolizes the union of individual consciousness with the universal consciousness, indicating a perfect harmony between mind and body, human and nature. The practice of yoga is also mentioned in the Rigveda and Upanishads.Patanjali’s Yoga Sutra (2nd century BCE), is an authoritative treatise on yoga and is considered a foundational text of classical yoga philosophy.During modern times, and especially in the West, yoga is being adopted extensively as a form of physical exercise as well as meditation and postures. However, the purpose of yoga goes beyond a healthy mind and body.Yoga is one of the six darshanas (six philosophies) of Hindu philosophy. These 6 philosophies are known as Sankhya, Yoga, Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Mimamsa and Vedanta. Patanjali, Gautam, Kanad, Kapil, Jaimini and Badarayan are considered to be the pioneers of these philosophies. The initial indications of these philosophies are also found in the Upanishads.For more information about Sankhya philosophy, read the linked article. Origin of YogaThere is no consensus on the exact time period of the origin of yoga. Some researchers believe that it originated during the Indus Valley Civilization period, while others say that yoga originated from the pre-Vedic era in eastern India. Some experts believe that it originated in the Vedic era. Still others point to Shramana traditions. The Pashupati seal recovered from Mohenjodaro shows a figure seated in Mulabandhasana (yoga sitting posture), and so some researchers cite this as evidence of yoga’s Indus Valley origin. Yoga has been systematically explained in early Buddhist texts, Madhya Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita etc. In the modern era, gurus like Ramakrishna Paramahansa, Paramahansa Yogananda, Swami Vivekananda, Ramana Maharshi etc. contributed to the development and popularization of yoga all over the world. The word Yoga is first used in a verse of Rigveda for the Sun God rising in the morning. However, the Rig Veda does not mention what the yogic practices were. One of the earliest references to the practice of yoga can be found in the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, one of the first Upanishads. However, the word Yoga is found in the Katha Upanishad with a similar meaning in contemporary times. Patanjali’s Yoga SutraThe Yoga Sutras are a collection of about 195 sutras or aphorisms written in Sanskrit. It was composed by the sage Patanjali, drawing on previous works on yoga and older traditions. Its composition is believed to be between 500 BC and 400 AD. In this treatise, Patanjali describes yoga as having eight limbs (ashtanga). They are Yama (restraint), Niyama (observance), Asana (yoga postures), Pranayama (breath control), Pratyahara (withdrawal of the senses), Dharana (concentration), Dhyana (meditation) and Samadhi (absorption). During the medieval period, it was translated into about 40 Indian languages and also into Arabic and Old Javanese. The Yoga Sutras were almost forgotten in modern times until Swami Vivekananda revived it and took it to the West. Role of Swami Vivekananda in popularizing yogaIn the last 100 years, Yoga has received a unique identity at the global level. And full credit for this is given to Swami Vivekananda. Vivekananda’s Raj Yoga is considered an important step in popularizing yoga in western countries. Along with Swami Vivekananda, Yogananda, Sri Aurobindo etc. also played an important role in popularizing Yoga on foreign soil.Swami Vivekananda, besides being a brilliant orator, also had a deep understanding of spirituality. He made significant efforts to facilitate cultural and spiritual exchange between East and West.Patanjali Swami was one of the first Indian masters to commentate and translate the Yoga Sutras. Expressing the vastness of Yoga, Swami Vivekananda wrote in the preface to the book Rajayoga, “The single goal of all orthodox systems of Indian philosophy is the liberation of the soul through perfection by the method of Yoga.”Therefore, the deep impact of Vivekananda’s Yoga propagation is visible even today in the Western tradition. He worked to attract people to Yoga as well as to generate serious interest among Westerners to learn the Patanjali Yoga Sutras. patanjali yoga sutraPatanjali Yoga Sutra is considered to be the basic text of Yoga philosophy. Yoga Sutras were composed by Patanjali thousands of years ago. In Patanjali Yoga Sutra there is a law to concentrate the mind and immerse it in God. According to Patanjali, yoga is to stop the mind from becoming restless (Chittavrittinirodha). This means not letting the mind wander here and there, keeping it fixed on only one thing.The most translated ancient Indian text in the medieval period was Yoga Sutra. According to the information, Yoga Sutra was translated into about 40 Indian and foreign languages (these also include ancient Java and Arabic). Patanjali Yoga Sutra had completely disappeared from the 12th to the 19th century, but due to Vivekananda and some other great men, this book came into vogue again in the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. Types of Yoga (Yoga Poses)Yoga helps in increasing physical and mental consciousness. Modern yoga is a method that has developed with a focus on exercise, strength, flexibility and breathing. There are many styles of modern yogi (Yoga Poses). Detailed information about different types and styles of yoga is given below –Ashtanga Yoga – This yoga style became most popular during the last few decades. In this type of yoga, the ancient teachings of yoga are used. Ashtanga yoga combines the practice of rapid breathing. There is coordination of mainly 6 postures.Bikram Yoga – Bikram Yoga is mainly performed in an artificially heated room. Where the temperature is around 105 degrees (105° Fahrenheit) and 40 percent humidity. It is also known as Hot Yoga. There are a total of 26 poses in this yoga and a sequence of two breathing exercises.Hatha Yoga – This is a general term for any yoga through which physical postures are learned. Hatha

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Lord Buddha and Gautam Buddha

Are you considering Gautam Buddha and Lord Buddha to be the same? Know the difference between the two. Lord_Buddha and Gautam_Buddha?Many times when we read about Gautam Buddha, we feel that Buddha is the same person, people of all ages often have this confusion and students are also most confused about this, but why not? Why not, because there is a lot of similarity in the name, clan and works of both of them, so friends, it is a very interesting topic, today we will know about Lord Buddha and Gautam Buddha, their birth and caste, and later about their society. What were your respective contributions? Special Gautam Buddha and Lord Buddha are not the same. Lord Buddha is the ninth incarnation among the ten major incarnations of Lord Vishnu. Lord Buddha is the incarnation of Lord Kshirodshayi Vishnu. He was incarnated only to stop the unnecessary violence against animals in the sacrificial system. His mother’s name was Mrs. Anjana and father’s name was Hemsadan, whose birthplace is in ‘Gaya’ (Bihar), India. The thing to consider is that Shakyasingh Buddha, son of Shuddhodana and Maya, whose childhood name was Siddhartha and Lord Buddha are not the same. Shri Shakya Singh was a very knowledgeable person, he attained spiritual realization after rigorous penance, after which he was called Buddha. Whereas Lord Buddha is the incarnation of Vishnu.   Coincidentally, Gautam Buddha performed penance at the same place where Lord Buddha performed penance. That’s why people considered both to be the same.”   Shakyasingh Buddha i.e. Gautam Buddha was born in the forests of Lumbini in Kapilvastu in 477 BC. Whereas Lord Buddha appeared 5000 years ago in a place called ‘Gaya’ in present-day Bihar. Whereas according to Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapuran (1.3.24) and Shrinarsimha Puran (36/29), Lord Buddha came to this earth about 5000 years ago while Gautam Buddha came 2491 years ago. What it means to say is that Gautam Buddha and Lord Buddha are not the same. According to Jagadguru Shankaracharya Nischalanand Saraswati, the head of Shri Govardhan Math Puri, Lord Buddha and Gautam Buddha were different persons born in different times. Gautam Buddha, who has been described as an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, was born in a Brahmin family in Kikat region (Magadha). And Gautam Buddha, born in Kapilavastu hundreds of years after his birth, was a Kshatriya prince. Lord Buddha belonged to the Brahmin family.When Shankaracharya ji asked people, they said that it was the Brahmins who started the worship by declaring Buddha as the incarnation of God, on which he said that the Buddha who is discussed in the rituals is different. Lord Buddha has also been discussed in the Vedas. Who is an incarnation of God. These are also discussed in Shrimad Bhagavatam. Who was born in Brahmin family. what caused the confusionShankaracharya ji said that Amar Singh was one of the nine gems of the royal court of King Vikramaditya. When he composed Amarkosh, the most famous dictionary of Sanskrit language. So in that book, 10 synonymous names of Lord Buddha and five synonyms of Gautam Buddha were written in the same order, due to which this situation of confusion had arisen. He composed it in the third century BC. both had gotraShankaracharya said that the Gotra of both of them was Gautam. This was also a big reason why no one paid attention to this. In Agnipuran, Lord Buddha has been called Lambakarna, which means one with long ears. After which the long ears of Gautam Buddha started being made in statues. Buddhists do not consider themselves Vedic, which they are not.Buddhists do not consider themselves Hindus. He said that Jains, Buddhists and Sikhs have all been defined as Hindus under Section 25 of the Constitution. Buddhists do not consider themselves Hindus. Now even Jains and Sikhs have started calling themselves Hindus.

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Benefits of shadhna?

In today’s modern societies, people are not understanding the sadhana done from time to time, they are not even aware of it – people are forgetting the sadhana. Nowadays, only the truly educated or illiterate people and people living in villages practice such sadhana. Modern education is making people scatter here and there. Taking love from Aati. I have seen it firsthand. These people shy away from coming in groups. They think they are better than everyone else. But, they are confused about everything. What the illiterate farmers know and understand, these educated people do not know but still they believe that they are superior, better than all the people. They are definitely confused at some deep level. They are getting entangled. Sadhana is such a tool or we can consider it like an automatic intelligent. Which makes you capable of riding the waves of life. The importance of doing sadhana for some time is to bring and increase biological intelligence in your system to make your life easier. You don’t need to imagine that this universe is some problem that you have to solve. There is no problem in creation. This is a very amazing incident. You can ride it or get crushed under it. choice is yours. If you ride on it then it is such an amazing event that no one can imagine. It’s a terrible thing if you get crushed under it. #1.Sadhana – Learning how to ride the waves of life Learning how to ride the waves of life is spiritual practice. The word Sadhna literally means a means or equipment. It is a tool that enables you to ride the waves of life. A few days ago, I was at an international airport where a young woman was sitting in the aisle, not on a chair, but on her bag. Thousands of people were coming here and there with their trolleys, some were running to catch the plane, some were getting down and going out – but she had no problem with all this, she was not getting disturbed but a small She was sitting with a mirror and a pair of small hair tweezers and was skillfully removing the extra hair from her eyebrows. I thought his focus was at a very high level. That small device was important, which she was using very efficiently, sitting in the middle of the crowded area of the airport, where thousands of people were moving here and there around her. #2.How to get maximum benefit from Bhairavi Sadhana The process of Sadhana has been designed in such a way that maximum results are obtained with minimum effort. We understand that Sadhana is very simple and easy. Sadhana is like a small needle which if we use wisely and carefully, we can connect many things with it. Otherwise it can harm any part of your body, it is not designed for that kind of result. It has been designed to work with great care, caution and thorough involvement so that you get the right results. Tools/tools are important but how you use them is more important. If I tell you to fit something properly and you put the wrong end of the screwdriver on it, you will probably hurt yourself. #3.Importance of Bhairavi Sadhana This sadhana has been structured in such a way that some parts of it you will like and some parts you will dislike. You will be comfortable in the part which will not bend, tire or break you, but the part which you do not like is more important. If you do what you like with 100% involvement, then what you don’t like, you should do with 200% involvement.

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Who is Dakini ?

Who is Dakini? The name of Dakini is very popular in the Tantra world. Common people are also familiar with this name. As soon as the name Dakini comes, a feeling of fierceness arises in the mind. In fact, it is a very fierce form of energy in all its forms. There are many definitions of Dakini. Dakini means the power that “carries the mail”. It is worth keeping in mind that since ancient times and even today, carrying mail in the eastern villages means that the consciousness becomes dizzy due to the storm of emotions and the ability to think and understand disappears. This power is also the basis of Shivalinga of Mooladhar. In Tantra, Kali is also called Dakini, although Dakini is a very violent power under the power of Kali. She represents the fierceness of Kali. Her place is considered to be right in the middle of Muladhar. She is the most fierce power of nature. She is the root of all destruction and devastation. Because of these, Kali is called a very fierce goddess whereas Kali is also the original goddess of the origin of the entire universe. In Tantra, the practice of Dakini is also done independently and it is believed that if Dakini is accomplished then the accomplishment of Kali becomes easier. If the Siddhi of Kali i.e. Mooladhar is accomplished then other Chakras or other Gods and Goddesses can be easily accomplished with less efforts. In this way, the most difficult thing is to attain the power of Kali named Dakini. The practice of Dakini is a famous practice of Aghorpanthi tantrikas. Cruelty, anger, extremely violent feelings, nails and hair etc. within us originate from the power of Dakini i.e. waves. On attaining Dakini, a person gets the ability to know the past, future and present and to control and subjugate anyone. Protects the seeker and also guides him. Dakini appears in front of the seeker almost in the form of Kali and her form can be fierce. In this form there is a lack of sweetness and tenderness. At the time of accomplishment, it first scares the seeker, then inspires him to indulge in various seductive forms. Although basically it is a fierce and cruel power, it creates illusion and greed. Can do this for. It can be accomplished if one is saved from its fear and temptation. It cannot be accomplished without making the mind empty and immersed in its feelings. There is a practical difference between it and Kali, although it comes under Kali. They have to be awakened whereas Kali is an awakened goddess. In the practice of Dakini, lust is completely prohibited. In the world of Tantra, there is another Dakini Sadhana which is mostly practiced in Vama Marga. This Dakini is a permanent quality arising from the negative energy of nature [Earth] and is visible in a definite shape. Its form is beautiful and attractive. It is found as an independent power on earth. Its worship is very popular among Aghoris and Kapalikas. This is a very powerful power and when proven, the path of the seeker becomes very easy. However, if there is a slight mistake in the sadhana or if the seeker becomes even a little weak in the time of sadhana, it ends it. These are advanced powers like ghosts, demons, brahma, jinn etc. Sometimes they can bless someone and sometimes they can automatically get attached to someone. In Tantra stories, there are stories of it getting attached to some people, getting married and even giving birth to children. Its form is that of a beautiful, fair-complexioned girl with a sharp nose [somewhat long nose] who is mostly seen in black clothes. Details of its practice, circulation and effects are found in the Tantra world of Kashi. This power can only be subdued, it cannot be destroyed, it is an ever-pervading power which can be beneficial as well as harmful for a particular person. It cannot be called negative, but it is a negative power, although it can also react on its own. Generally, it can roam on river-lake banks, ghats, cremation grounds, Tantra Peethas, secluded meditation places etc., which instead of light She likes to be in darkness. There is a difference between this Dakini and the Dakini of Muladhar. Dakini of Muladhar is connected to the Muladhar of the person, if Kundalini is dormant then that too is dormant. On trying to awaken Kundalini through Tantra path, it is the first to be awakened. Its sadhana is also done independently and apart from Kundalini sadhana, it is also used for sadhana. It happens. On the sadhana of Dakini Shakti of Kundalini, Dakini of nature can get attracted and she can be present. Although Dakini found in nature is a permanent power of nature, the nature of its worship is different but the qualities and emotions are the same. There are many differences of opinion whether on the independent practice of Dakini, the Dakini related to Kali comes or the Dakini of nature, because nature also comes under Kali. Whatever may be the situation, but Dakini is a strong power and she is so capable. It is believed that when proven, it can fulfill both the physical and spiritual needs of a person and can help in spiritual practice and pave the way for liberation.

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Importance of kumarika Kanya in Tantra Sadhana

Why Kumarika Kanya in Tantric Siddhi? Many misconceptions are prevalent about Tantra Shastra. Especially regarding Pancha ‘Makar’ Sadhana, in which there is description of Matsya (fish), Madira (liquor), mudra, Maithun etc. For this reason, there have been attacks on kumarika kanya and Maithun from time to time. In fact, the meaning of these words was not literal but secret, in which the importance of a kumarika kanya was related to the magnetic force inherent in women. The more a ferminine comes in contact with a masculine, the more her magnetic power gets eroded. Magnetic power is the primary power by which sexual power is converted into soul power. This power merges into two centres. First of all, in the Muladhar Chakra, from where this energy flows down through the path of the genitals and merges into nature and if this same energy flows upwards from the Ajna Chakra located between the eyebrows, then it gets integrated with Brahma located in Sahasrara. Therefore, the Tantrik does not use a kumarika kanya to attain physical pleasure with the help of her power, but to attain union with Brahma by consecrating her in the form of Bhairavi. Why are feminine important in Tantra Sadhana? It is mentioned in Nasadiya Sukta of Rig Veda (Ashtak 8, Man. 10 Su. 129) that in the beginning there was darkness and water predominated and the world originated from water only. ‘Naar’ is a synonym for water. At the time of creation, Vishnu sits on a bed of water and is called Narayan and at that time Brahma, situated on the ear of the lotus that blossoms from his navel, creates the world and the creation of a woman begins from the navel itself and her blossoming occurs below the navel. The creation takes place in Padma situated in the part of. In the process of creation, both Narayana and woman are equally righteous and are complete with eight lotuses, whereas the man is only with seven lotuses, which is incomplete. For this reason, in Tantra Shastra, eight blood-coloured lotuses are present in the composition of Tantraraja Shriyantra, which is a symbol of the creation of woman or power. In this Sriyantra, after the eight lotuses, the sixteen petaled lotus symbolizes the blossoming of the primal power of creation, ‘Chandra’, in the form of creation. Moon attains perfection in 16 arts. Accordingly, the mantra of Shodashi Devi is of 16 letters and there are 16 lotus petals in the Shriyantra. Accordingly, after the 27 day cycle, the woman again becomes a virgin form for rebirth on the 28th day. This entire world is dualistic, born of Gemini and all its things are divided into male and female. The power of attraction between these two is the basis of the existence of the world, which Adi Shankaracharya has expressed in the first verse of Soundarya Lahari. शिव:शक्तया युक्तो यदि भवति शक्त: प्रभवितुं। न चेदेवं देवो न खलु कुशल: स्पन्दितुमपि।  This attraction is the sexual power which is called Adishakti in Tantra. It is one of the traditional Purusharthas (Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha). According to Tantra Shastra, woman is the embodiment of this primal power. The presence of a woman is mandatory in Shatchakra piercing and Tantra Sadhana, because Sadhana is possible only through the subtle body and not through the physical body.

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