Namaste Thank you for sharing most profound wisdom 👌🙏 Tantra and kundalini is delibrately kept hidden in india so most of the texts are cryptic. Tantra is having so many traditions with variations in each type. Though it cannot be explained and must be experienced, right interpretations will help seekers on the path. Om namah shivay
This is one of the best introductions I've encountered of this rich tradition--concise yet thorough, with the central idea of unitary Divine Consciousness explicated exquisitely.
Great interview, although the title for the video might misrepresent what he is teaching, which is Tantric Shivaism - whose rich history and dissemination across Asia and even into Buddhism, is fascinating to explore!
@signoreconti I personally see Tantra as the greatest spiritual explosion, the greatest spiritual culmination, in the whole history of humanity. The proof is in the pudding: it lives in every religious tradition, spiritual tradition, wisdom tradition on the planet. It is the science of who we are, biological and psychological beings. Don't know if you would agree.
Dear good sir can you do an interview with Bernardo Kastrup? You will relish each others company. He comes from a Western school but he agrees with this concept. Please become friends!!!
I read an article about AI LLMs doing very precise translations of ancient texts. I’ll find the article for you... The article emphasized that a scholar, in order to translate well, needs to read extensively in the tradition and relevant others, and as such, they are few and far btwn. So, in that regard, I feel hopeful about AI getting involved. Wondering what you think of this.
Pardon me for intruding. Religious texts are NOT literal in meaning. They are esoteric, metaphorical, allegorical, yathartha. They are NOT to be understood or interpreted by logic, rational thinking and scholarship. They have to be EXPERIENCED, SELF-REALISED. I don't think, a scholarly translation is useful in spiritual progress. It might help in intellectual progress.
Thank you for this excellent exposition of Classical Tantra. 🙏😇🕉️
Namaste
Thank you for sharing most profound wisdom 👌🙏
Tantra and kundalini is delibrately kept hidden in india so most of the texts are cryptic.
Tantra is having so many traditions with variations in each type. Though it cannot be explained and must be experienced, right interpretations will help seekers on the path.
Om namah shivay
Excellent interview! Right on point! So glad you are translating this rich tradition of the Trika lineage. May all beings be free ! OM
This is one of the best introductions I've encountered of this rich tradition--concise yet thorough, with the central idea of unitary Divine Consciousness explicated exquisitely.
endless permutations of conciousness…yes!!!!!
Great interview, although the title for the video might misrepresent what he is teaching, which is Tantric Shivaism - whose rich history and dissemination across Asia and even into Buddhism, is fascinating to explore!
@signoreconti
I personally see Tantra as the greatest spiritual explosion, the greatest spiritual culmination, in the whole history of humanity. The proof is in the pudding: it lives in every religious tradition, spiritual tradition, wisdom tradition on the planet. It is the science of who we are, biological and psychological beings. Don't know if you would agree.
I can’t help but wonder if both matter and consciousness are concepts
Indeed they are. Any idea or term that can be grasped by the mind is a concept.
Dear good sir can you do an interview with Bernardo Kastrup? You will relish each others company. He comes from a Western school but he agrees with this concept. Please become friends!!!
I read an article about AI LLMs doing very precise translations of ancient texts. I’ll find the article for you... The article emphasized that a scholar, in order to translate well, needs to read extensively in the tradition and relevant others, and as such, they are few and far btwn. So, in that regard, I feel hopeful about AI getting involved. Wondering what you think of this.
Pardon me for intruding.
Religious texts are NOT literal in meaning. They are esoteric, metaphorical, allegorical, yathartha.
They are NOT to be understood or interpreted by logic, rational thinking and scholarship. They have to be EXPERIENCED, SELF-REALISED.
I don't think, a scholarly translation is useful in spiritual progress. It might help in intellectual progress.