The evolution from the concept of Rta to Dharma did coincide with the institutionalization of caste duties (varna dharma) in Indian society. Here are some thoughts regarding this transition: Caste System Integration: As Dharma became a guiding principle for moral…
If we consider the concept of Rta (ऋत) beyond the constraints and interpretations imposed by human societal structures and the notion of “free will,” it opens up a deeper discussion about the cosmic order and the role of various beings…
By Sri Kapilnath I.M.M. In the lore of Tantrika there exists the Sanskrit word Vira. This word is intended to reflect the idea of a motivated spiritual hero. One who exerts. The context in this case, comes from the idea…
The following is from a Facebook Group post on January 7, 2016 A few notes on the Sanskrit language and mantra. I don’t care or think about the mantras which any of you may or may not use. My opinion…
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Parada Yoni and Lingam and Sapt Amrta Juicy – Om Namah Shivaya
Dattatreya is considered the adi guru (originator – root guru) of many Indian traditions. Lord Datta is perhaps best remembered as the Avadhut, a human being who has removed the fetters. As Avadhut, Dattatreya was heard to say a number…
By Sri Kapilnath “From rising to rising of the Sun is called Savana reckoning. Bythat are determined the Savana days and by these the regulationof the time of sacrifices.” —Surya Siddhanta 14.18 Twilight Yoga uses the rising and setting of…
Shri Mahendranath presented the Nath path as based on a conscious thinking power which permeates the infinite universe or Cosmos. While all people and everything is integrated by this divine essence, we are separated from the fullness of its bliss…