Using the act of making love in a conscious way and not wasting the energy has changed my life in so many ways. I’m a song writer and everything you said about creativity and how if you put your all into an art you can reach samadhi really hit home. I have not reached samadhi but I have definitely felt a “Devine inspiration” take over me when writing. A type of ecstatic state where the words seem to be formulating so effortlessly I can’t seem to write the words fast enough. I love this channel please keep making more vids!
I’m so grateful to find your channel. I was born in the west with no exposure to Yoga or Tantra, however I practiced everyday as a child somehow intuitively knowing what to do. Asanas, pranayama, mantras, I also saw auras and meditated most of the time, and could activate kundalini at will, as well as change body temperature. I’ve spent my whole life trying to unravel this, revealing past lives in which I had attained very high levels of mastery. I mostly have taught myself later confirming things by studying. I have experienced many siddhis/shaktis and became apprehensive about diving deeper because in the west people are very programmed. They are scared of what they don’t understand. Mostly they will go into shock and pass out. This past life karma of persecution has also played a role in my holding back from expressing my true nature. My question is, what to do if you’re a Sadhu, re-incarnated in the west, with many siddhi powers. I know Tantra beyond the simple words that describe it, but I fear the world isn’t ready. Maybe you could address this question in a video, there must be many others like me that are masters reincarnated in the west with little guidance, or support growing up.
Welcome! 🙏 ❤ On this page you will find the course we are starting 18th Jan. www.siddhatantraarts.com/ddy-interest There will be other courses as well. Also, you can download this guide to see if you it resonates with you. Its a *catchy" title but the content is insightful. 23 Signs You Are Already On The Dakini Path www.siddhatantraarts.com/dakinipath
The bit about democracy in Hindi containing the word tantra, eg janatantra is perfect especially when considering the Chesterton poem stanza Alan Watts was fond of quoting "But now a great thing in the street Seems any human nod, Where shift in strange democracy (janatantra) The million masks of God"
Depends on the guru. There are maanavogh guru, divyogh guru, siddhaogh guru....and others....All gurus who are God-realized are beyond their mortal shell or body and are deathless in that sense. They can be worshipped. If you don't have a tradition or prescribed guru puja ritual then simply lighting up diyaa and offering prayers and respect in their honor can be done. Sometimes photo of guru or guru-paduka helps bind the emotions to the act better. What constitute worshipping and what is worship or upasana, we will cover in another video. 🙏❤️
@@SiddhaTantraArts Thank you for taking your time to reply in detail 🙏❤First time I know about types of Guru, I don't know which one is mine as I just know him from Book and also don't know he's real name and he doest have a photo, only a Portrait of him. May be someday in one of your video you can tell more about "There are maanavogh guru, divyogh guru, siddhaogh guru....and others" Thank you very much! 🙏
@courtneyjanehudson Very good question! You are talking about tantra rituals. In the video we were giving very basic darshan /philosophy of a vast intricate world of tantra. So that is why we perhaps only hinted at body being yantra and prana and breathing as mantra and tantra.. When it comes to Mantra & Yantra, then “+” is the tantra that weaves Mantra & Yantra together. So in such case your formula, Mantra + Yantra = Tantra holds true. However, it often takes on more implicit or hidden dimensions. Just like first we learnt atom being made of electron, proton and neutron. But then when we learn about Quantum particles that changes the idea of what makes an atom. Similarly, when we look deeper into what Mantra and Yantra essentially is, then meaning of Tantra will also change. For example, mantra may transform into the practitioner’s breath or the subtle inner vibration or naad or sacred inner sound…and the yantra may become the practitioner’s body, mind or chakras... In such cases, Tantra becomes an internal meditation where no external sacred geometry (yantra) along with mantra sounds are required. Instead, the practitioner’s awareness, visualization and sankalpa (intention) implements the Tantra, making the mantra and yantra implicit. This is especially evident in nature based practices. In Siddha Tantra, certain kula traditions consider a sacred forest or a natural area as the yantra mandala, while the sounds of waterfalls or wind become the mantra. Here, Tantra is implemented in a deeply organic way where practitioner aligns naturally and intuitively with the natural rhythms of the universe. Goddess Kurukulla has her kula Mrikula which is known in Siddha Tantra for such practices. In such tantra rituals there are no formal yantra as sacred geometry one knows about. Often near mountain river streams, one perform tantra rituals with simple leaves like ferns. Then there are tantra practices that Maha Siddha Matsyedra Nath taught to common householder women in mountain areas. They neither used much mantra or yantra. By making specific food offerings and some dhoop incense near their village sacred water area, or near a sacred tree they would perform the tantra ritual. And then sometimes Guru metamorphs into both mantra and yantra and doing guru seva becomes the ultimate tantra ritual. Tantra has its origin in Agama - Nigama. Thank you for asking a very important question. This inspires us to talk more about it. 👍❤
@@SiddhaTantraArts Thank You for answering my question in such a graceful and empowering way. I really appreciate what you say here and opens up my perspective on the multiple meanings of the words, yantra and mantra, and gave me an insight into ways of looking at tantra. Thank You for taking the time to reply, great videos, sharing and insights. Much Appreciated. Happy Holidays
Namaskaram Guruji. In the name of my Istanbul Devata, Kalidevi Can you please lead me to a true Guru in Kaulanat Siddha Dharma? I am Brahmachari in male body
your videos are compelling and authentic and hold my attention. thank you 🕉
Thank you ❤🙏
Using the act of making love in a conscious way and not wasting the energy has changed my life in so many ways. I’m a song writer and everything you said about creativity and how if you put your all into an art you can reach samadhi really hit home. I have not reached samadhi but I have definitely felt a “Devine inspiration” take over me when writing. A type of ecstatic state where the words seem to be formulating so effortlessly I can’t seem to write the words fast enough. I love this channel please keep making more vids!
Pranam 🙏🏾 gratitude, someone has to talk about it
I’m so grateful to find your channel. I was born in the west with no exposure to Yoga or Tantra, however I practiced everyday as a child somehow intuitively knowing what to do. Asanas, pranayama, mantras, I also saw auras and meditated most of the time, and could activate kundalini at will, as well as change body temperature.
I’ve spent my whole life trying to unravel this, revealing past lives in which I had attained very high levels of mastery.
I mostly have taught myself later confirming things by studying. I have experienced many siddhis/shaktis and became apprehensive about diving deeper because in the west people are very programmed. They are scared of what they don’t understand. Mostly they will go into shock and pass out. This past life karma of persecution has also played a role in my holding back from expressing my true nature.
My question is, what to do if you’re a Sadhu, re-incarnated in the west, with many siddhi powers. I know Tantra beyond the simple words that describe it, but I fear the world isn’t ready. Maybe you could address this question in a video, there must be many others like me that are masters reincarnated in the west with little guidance, or support growing up.
that is what we have started through videos/courses www.siddhatantraarts.com/courses ... 🙏❤️
Good stuff do not stop uploading more content I love it
Just found your channel and project, thank you for sharing and spreading wisdom.
I hope to join a course or sat sang in the future. Blessings 🙏
Welcome! 🙏 ❤ On this page you will find the course we are starting 18th Jan. www.siddhatantraarts.com/ddy-interest
There will be other courses as well.
Also, you can download this guide to see if you it resonates with you. Its a *catchy" title but the content is insightful.
23 Signs You Are Already On The Dakini Path www.siddhatantraarts.com/dakinipath
Naman in your feet guruji.
Very happy to see your video back.
Thanks for showing us a righteous path.
Cool thanks. Experiential observations helped my sense of calculations.
@@stevensvideosonyoutube ❤️🙏🏾
finaly somebody speaks and i can copare it to live expirience and then understand it. thank u. guru
thank you for sharing and deep explanation but clear about tantra its very useful and helpful to all seeker of enlightenment aum namah shivay 🙏🕉
Namo Adesh ji, thank you for the video. I hope that the Sanskrit course soon becomes available again :)
Thank you Sirji for sharing! ❤
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The bit about democracy in Hindi containing the word tantra, eg janatantra is perfect especially when considering the Chesterton poem stanza Alan Watts was fond of quoting
"But now a great thing in the street
Seems any human nod,
Where shift in strange democracy (janatantra)
The million masks of God"
What is your thoughts on soma, I know that it has been abandoned in the Kaliyuga but in the ancient vadas it was a very important thing.
You are great...i see you becoming great day by day...love you
Y did u stop making videos
Namaste bhairav ji
Thank you for your wisdom 🖤 Om Namah Shivaya 🌙
Om namaha shivaay ji
Some day some siddha will put some more videos up sometimes I think some
Beautiful mahayogi ji
are you the cameraman from kulantak channel ??? how did you end up in sweden from himachal ???
@@ManOfSteel1 What?
Can I worship the Gurus who are not alive? If yes then how to worship them? Keep their Photo and light up Diya and pray? Thank you!
Depends on the guru. There are maanavogh guru, divyogh guru, siddhaogh guru....and others....All gurus who are God-realized are beyond their mortal shell or body and are deathless in that sense. They can be worshipped. If you don't have a tradition or prescribed guru puja ritual then simply lighting up diyaa and offering prayers and respect in their honor can be done. Sometimes photo of guru or guru-paduka helps bind the emotions to the act better. What constitute worshipping and what is worship or upasana, we will cover in another video. 🙏❤️
@@SiddhaTantraArts Thank you for taking your time to reply in detail 🙏❤First time I know about types of Guru, I don't know which one is mine as I just know him from Book and also don't know he's real name and he doest have a photo, only a Portrait of him. May be someday in one of your video you can tell more about "There are maanavogh guru, divyogh guru, siddhaogh guru....and others" Thank you very much! 🙏
I heard no mention of Tantra simply being Mantra + Yantra = Tantra. This is my understanding on Tantra, what are your thoughts on this?
@courtneyjanehudson Very good question! You are talking about tantra rituals. In the video we were giving very basic darshan /philosophy of a vast intricate world of tantra. So that is why we perhaps only hinted at body being yantra and prana and breathing as mantra and tantra..
When it comes to Mantra & Yantra, then “+” is the tantra that weaves Mantra & Yantra together. So in such case your formula, Mantra + Yantra = Tantra holds true. However, it often takes on more implicit or hidden dimensions. Just like first we learnt atom being made of electron, proton and neutron. But then when we learn about Quantum particles that changes the idea of what makes an atom.
Similarly, when we look deeper into what Mantra and Yantra essentially is, then meaning of Tantra will also change.
For example, mantra may transform into the practitioner’s breath or the subtle inner vibration or naad or sacred inner sound…and the yantra may become the practitioner’s body, mind or chakras...
In such cases, Tantra becomes an internal meditation where no external sacred geometry (yantra) along with mantra sounds are required. Instead, the practitioner’s awareness, visualization and sankalpa (intention) implements the Tantra, making the mantra and yantra implicit.
This is especially evident in nature based practices. In Siddha Tantra, certain kula traditions consider a sacred forest or a natural area as the yantra mandala, while the sounds of waterfalls or wind become the mantra. Here, Tantra is implemented in a deeply organic way where practitioner aligns naturally and intuitively with the natural rhythms of the universe. Goddess Kurukulla has her kula Mrikula which is known in Siddha Tantra for such practices. In such tantra rituals there are no formal yantra as sacred geometry one knows about. Often near mountain river streams, one perform tantra rituals with simple leaves like ferns.
Then there are tantra practices that Maha Siddha Matsyedra Nath taught to common householder women in mountain areas. They neither used much mantra or yantra. By making specific food offerings and some dhoop incense near their village sacred water area, or near a sacred tree they would perform the tantra ritual.
And then sometimes Guru metamorphs into both mantra and yantra and doing guru seva becomes the ultimate tantra ritual.
Tantra has its origin in Agama - Nigama. Thank you for asking a very important question. This inspires us to talk more about it. 👍❤
@@SiddhaTantraArts Thank You for answering my question in such a graceful and empowering way. I really appreciate what you say here and opens up my perspective on the multiple meanings of the words, yantra and mantra, and gave me an insight into ways of looking at tantra. Thank You for taking the time to reply, great videos, sharing and insights. Much Appreciated. Happy Holidays
Om namah Shivay 🙏
Namo Aadesh mahayogi!
Namaskaram Guruji. In the name of my Istanbul Devata, Kalidevi Can you please lead me to a true Guru in Kaulanat Siddha Dharma? I am Brahmachari in male body
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If everything that breaths and moves is tantra, is stillness also tantra?❤🙏
Sure ❤️🙏
लगता है आप तो करूणावान गुरु बनने की और जा रहे है। मेरे नकारात्मकता को क्षमा करे। जय हो... मै भी यह सीखना चाहता था पर मैं by default सात्विक पंथी हूं।
Are tantric practitioner vegetarian or non-vegetarian? Is it necessary to be a vegetarian?
Short answer: No, it is not necessary. Long answer: If you are ready to pay the price for both Karma cost and body impact, you can eat anything.
@@SiddhaTantraArts Thank you for the real answer. Good has an impact on the body.
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