Triambaka
Tri-pura means “three cities.” Tripurantaka means “one who ended Tripura.” The story of Shiva demolishing all the three cities with a single arrow refers to the three fundamental dimensions of who you are.
Adiyogi, T_Category
Adiyogi, K_Category
Kalabhairava
Kalabhairava is a deadly form of Shiva – when he went into a mode of destroying time.
Adiyogi, N_Category
Nataraja
Tri-pura means “three cities.” Tripurantaka means “one who ended Tripura.” The story of Shiva demolishing all the three cities with a single arrow refers to the three fundamental dimensions of who you are.
Adiyogi, B_Category
Bholenath
Tri-pura means “three cities.” Tripurantaka means “one who ended Tripura.” The story of Shiva demolishing all the three cities with a single arrow refers to the three fundamental dimensions of who you are.
Adiyogi, S_Category
Sarveshwara
Tri-pura means “three cities.” Tripurantaka means “one who ended Tripura.” The story of Shiva demolishing all the three cities with a single arrow refers to the three fundamental dimensions of who you are.
Adiyogi, K_Category
Kaleshwara
Tri-pura means “three cities.” Tripurantaka means “one who ended Tripura.” The story of Shiva demolishing all the three cities with a single arrow refers to the three fundamental dimensions of who you are.
Adiyogi, B_Category
Bhuteshwara
Tri-pura means “three cities.” Tripurantaka means “one who ended Tripura.” The story of Shiva demolishing all the three cities with a single arrow refers to the three fundamental dimensions of who you are.
Poems, S_Category
Master (Poem)
Samyama is a state where you become fully aware that you are not the body, you are not the mind, you are not the world around.
D_Category, Poems
Dhyanalinga (Poem)
Samyama is a state where you become fully aware that you are not the body, you are not the mind, you are not the world around.
L_Category, Poems
Linga (Poem)
Samyama is a state where you become fully aware that you are not the body, you are not the mind, you are not the world around.