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The Similarity Of Chandali Kriya To Tummo Meditation Of Buddhism
Buddhist practices of course have been much better studied in the Western literature, primarily because I guess they are spread out all over the world…
Modern Science's Std Neurological Approach To Analyzing Consciousness And Its Similarity With Abhinava Gupta & Kashmir Saivism
let’s discuss a few of these insights, that western and Indian neuroscientist have obtained. So, the first one, of course, for all neurologists, neuroscientists is…
Sūkṣma śarīra (Subtle Body) Is An Interoceptive Map Of Central Nervous System Function
This is published in a very prestigious journal. It says its intersections and after a nadi system, that represents all aspects of the physiological condition…
The Working Of Brainstem And Abhinava Gupta's Theories | Anand
the reading my favorite Indian writer, Abhinavagupta. There’s some very suggestive evidence that this line of reasoning is probably accurate. So Abhinavagupta, that his works,…
Nadi System Of Tantra And Modern Inventions | Anand Venkatraman | Subjective Neuroscience
There is a thing called the Nadi system, which this, I think is something that most of you guys may already be aware of. So…
Inner Engineering Of Indian Gurus And How It Is Different From Western Approach | Subjective Neuroscience
So, now the problem when you are doing like such sort of analysis of the cognitive system is that, there’s just so much stuff going…
Are Mind And Body Completely Different As Suggested By Descartes ? | Subjective Neuroscience
So, the standard approach and western thought always say that the mind is independent of the body. This is Rene Descartes. So he came up…
Are Portmanteaus Always Meaningful ? | Sanskrit Hindu Names
Second, don’t try portmanteaus, please don’t, often parents try a portmanteaus, of the name of the father in the mother, and sometimes they get meaningless…
How Not To Go Wrong In Selecting Your Child’s Name |Sanskrit Names For Children
So how do we name children? My best suggestion, my first recommendation is consult a shrotriya guru, shrotriya guru or a pandit of Sanskrit in…
Tantra & Mind Science View More
The Similarity Of Chandali Kriya To Tummo Meditation Of Buddhism
Buddhist practices of course have been much better studied in the Western literature, primarily because I guess they are spread out all over the world…
Modern Science's Std Neurological Approach To Analyzing Consciousness And Its Similarity With Abhinava Gupta & Kashmir Saivism
let’s discuss a few of these insights, that western and Indian neuroscientist have obtained. So, the first one, of course, for all neurologists, neuroscientists is…
Sūkṣma śarīra (Subtle Body) Is An Interoceptive Map Of Central Nervous System Function
This is published in a very prestigious journal. It says its intersections and after a nadi system, that represents all aspects of the physiological condition…
The Working Of Brainstem And Abhinava Gupta's Theories | Anand
the reading my favorite Indian writer, Abhinavagupta. There’s some very suggestive evidence that this line of reasoning is probably accurate. So Abhinavagupta, that his works,…
Nadi System Of Tantra And Modern Inventions | Anand Venkatraman | Subjective Neuroscience
There is a thing called the Nadi system, which this, I think is something that most of you guys may already be aware of. So…
Inner Engineering Of Indian Gurus And How It Is Different From Western Approach | Subjective Neuroscience
So, now the problem when you are doing like such sort of analysis of the cognitive system is that, there’s just so much stuff going…
The Vast Tantric Tradition Of Kerala: A List Of Kerala Tantric Texts
Source: – @Dauhshanti / Twitter. Featured Image credit: – https://www.thenewsminute.com/article/where-little-devil-mints-money-kerala-village-which-thrives-kuttichaathan-worship-38091
[Q/A] Interpreting Tantra As Subjective Neuroscience | Abhinavagupta | Kashmir Shaivism
Main Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_3I0… Any mention of the word “Tantra” in polite society is likely to elicit a mixture of fear, disgust and ridicule. However, this…
What Is Hinduism View More
As Per Vedas, ‘Sharing Food Is Not Charity, But The Very Condition Of Its Production’
Spurce: – arvindneela / Twitter. Sharing food not as charity but as the very condition for its production – for producing food is a Yajna……
Vedic Secrets- Preparing Of Ashtabandam
Source: – @Ashwinsampathk / Twitter. Vedic secrets- Preparing Ashtabandam,Traditionally the deity in a temple is fixed to the pedestal using a medical natural adhesive.The process…
अन्नदान (Feeding The Hungry) – An Essence of Hindu Dharma
Source: – @Ashwinsampathk / Twitter. This is Vaikom Mahadev Temple. Before closing the main gates of the temple, one of the staff from the temple…
Women Did Upanayana In India – Proof From Hārīta Dharmasūtra
Source: – Subhash Kak / Twitter. Women did upanayana in India. The Hārīta Dharmasūtra, one oft the oldest of the Dharmasūtras speaks of two paths…
Importance Of Tirthasnana (तीर्थ स्नान) In Rivers As A Cleanser Of The Body’s Naadis
Source: – @pranasutra / Twitter. Since a while now I was aware that performing tirthasnana in nadis, especially in mahanadis, is most effective for reducing…
Why So Many Paths in Hinduism – Swami Chinmayananda Explains
Source: – ChinmayaChannel / YouTube. While every other religion has one prophet and one book, why does Hinduism have so many scriptures and so many…
Great Yogis Of India View More
Yogis of India: Gyaneshwar
Gyaneshwar (1271 – 1296) Gyaneshwar was born in 1271 in Alandi, a small village near the Godavari River. His ancestors were from Pethan. His…
Yogis of India: Bhupendranath Sanyal
Bhupendranath Sanyal (20 January 1877 – 18 January 1961) Shrimad Bhupendranath Sanyal Mahasaya was born in 1877 in Sadhana Para, a village in the district…
Yogis of India: Sri Sri Bama Khepa
Sri Sri Bama Khepa (Bamacharan Chattopadhyay) (1837–1911) Bama Khepa was born to a poor Brahmin family in the village of Atla near the Tarapith temple…
Yogis of India: Baba Lokenath Brahmachari
Baba Lokenath Brahmachari (31 August 1730 – 2 June 1890) He was born as Lokenath Ghosal in Chaurasi Chakla, Barasat district, West Bengal to Kamaladevi…
Yogis of India: Bhagawan Avadhoot Nityananda
Avadhoot Nityananda of Ganeshpuri (Bade Baba) (November/December, 1897 – 8 August 1961) Bhagawan Nityananda was born in Koyilandy (Panthalayani), Kerala, South India in November or…
Ayurveda View More
Ayurveda – Art of Being
Source: – n e1 YouTube Channel. Ayurveda is the science of life, and an art of healing; where body, mind and spirit are given equal…
The Ayurvedic Body Types and Their Characteristics (Vata Pitta Kapha)
Source: – Nikhil Kripalani / YouTube Channel. Dr. Neelesh Korde explains the Ayurvedic classification of personalities in three different categories – the Vata, Pitta, and…
The A1-A2 Milk Debate In The Indian Context
Since time immemorial, we Indians have venerated the cow as our Mother and the milk she gives us as the elixir of life. One of…
Maharishi Sushruta, a surgeon famous in Melbourne [Excerpt]
Source: – Hindu Council of Australia Web. By: Surinder Jain. The Royal Australia College of Surgeons (RACS), trains surgeons and is responsible for maintaining surgical…
Why Ayurveda heals the human body while modern medicine suppresses disease
Some tweet-ready notes from the video: Today’s science doesnt agree with what we learnt and still learn, in colleges What doesnt change is religion, what…