Sadhguru’s sathsangs are largely “public” nowadays, however, they leave Isha meditators shaken up by their intensity. Recently, I had, what I think was a major emotional release.
The 2nd book of the Aghora trilogy introduced me to the esoteric meanings of some of our common ‘mythological’ stories. Lately found myself musing on these when I was in Rishikesh and came across an ancient Shatrughna temple.
अखण्ड means non-stop, unceasing, entire, complete, total….
that which isn’t खण्ड i.e. fragmented, stopped, broken, pieces etc…
A review of the Aghora Book 3… two interesting real life connections I made afterwards 🙂
Saw a quote on the board, and I was reminded about what I think of as the ultimate integrity…
Aghori Vimalananda’s melting words around Jesus Christ. Read them a few days before Christmas and what better to write about on Christmas Eve 🙂 The symbolic day of Christ’s Birth.
Review of the second book Aghora which focusses on the Kundalini energy also referred to as “Shakti” or Prakruti …
I was staying in Coimbatore during the COVID-19 lockdown. Me and many others kept wondering when Isha Yoga center would open up 🙂
When life becomes spiritual it will seem magical. Something like that happened with a magical triad in my life in this lockdown 🙂
Has gender bias creeped into Indic language around how we address women? I am not sure… this was something I was pondering on…
To consume or not to consume when it comes to dairy milk?
Pondering over the oft heard statement – “Does God Judge Us?”