A Brief Introduction to Dzogchen Dzogchen, “the Great Perfection,” is the pinnacle teaching of the Nyingma tradition of […]
Category Archive: Tantra
“Always you must have a choice in this universe. You must think something positive that what you want. […]
In his book, Tantra Illuminated, Dr. Christopher Wallis explains that “Nondual Śaiva Tantra holds that one thing alone […]
Awakening, Practice, and the Five Wisdom Dakinis Whether you’re just stepping into the world of spiritual practice or […]
Bhavana Krama is the Practice of Feeling into Reality Bhāvanā means cultivation, bringing-into-being, contemplative development Krama means sequence, stages, […]
In the Tibetan Vajrayāna Tantra tradition, Karmamudrā literally means “Action Seal” (karma = action, activity; mudrā = seal). […]
‘The study of philosophy without a longing for liberation is like dressing up a corpse.’—Tripura Rahasya Whether you’ve […]
A Question That Haunts Every Seeker “Should I commit to one path, or explore many?” This question echoes […]
Within Kashmir Śaivism, the body and the senses are not seen as obstacles to liberation but as vital […]
The Ten Tantrik Yamas are an expanded foundation of Practical Guidelines for Self-Care and the Cultivation of Awareness in Spiritual […]
Following up on several recent pieces posted in my Kundalini Awakening Support Group, speaking to a number of […]
How Much Meditation Do I Need to Find Her? What’s the end Goal & When will these symptoms […]
Kriyās can arise for a number of reasons, and while they are often associated with Kundalini processes in […]
Kundalini is a word that has traveled far from its origins—through time, through traditions, and through countless bodies […]
The 12-Spoked Radiant Wheel of Fire In the Śaiva / Śākta Tantrik traditions, the 12-spoked Wheel of Fire […]
Awakening is a Dance—A Perpetual Expansion and Contraction of Awareness In the wisdom traditions, particularly in classical Tantrik […]
In the Tantrik chakra system, it is said there are 3 major knots of consciousness – the granthis. […]
When emotions arise, we can say that it’s like a flower is blooming – some karma is coming […]