These tantalising words could be good for sexual liberation, but can it be described as Tantra. I don’t want to be so judgemental as to condemn them, because the modern practitioners of Tantra would argue: This too is Tantra. It is a good beginning of Tantra.
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Your being is beyond you. This means that you are made up of two parts: one is your outgoing face – your senses – your body, your mind, your ego. The ego is sum total of all of these; it reaches outwards.
If there’s one writer who can brighten up your day with his words as effortlessly as a breeze, it’s Rumi. We bring to you some of his most heartwarming sayings.
Nandita Kochar Usually, these three terms are used to describe what’s on our plate and goes inside our stomachs. But Sattva, Rajas & Tamas originated as a part of bigger metaphysical explanation put forth by the Sankhya School of Indian Philosophy. Let’s see how! According to this philosophy, everything in the world can be divided […]
Nietzsche had no idea that just to give freedom is not enough – not only no enough, it is dangerous, it may reduce man to animality. In the name of freedom he may loose his path towards higher states of consciousness.
he master and the disciple have a very fulfilling meeting. But as the sun starts to set, the disciple begins to worry whether he should leave or else he would have to cross the dense dark forest in order to reach his village.
When we resist the negative situations and force external circumstances to go in our favor according to our wish, it only creates more negativity and sufferance.
Religion means having an understanding of how to become spontaneous, how to be one with the inner nature of life. Hence, it is just knowing – not a specialised knowledge.
Desire the power of self ardently and remove your attention from all other types of power, because paying attention to those types of power will prevent the power of self from developing. And while you remain dependent on others, you will find that you are becoming weaker day by day. All dependent people become weak. […]
“I teach suffering, its origin, cessation and path. That’s all I teach” – Buddha The Four Noble Truths contain what is the essence of Gautama Buddha’s teachings. It is these four truths that he realised as he meditated under the Bodhi Tree. They are: The truth of suffering (Dukkha) The truth of the origin of […]