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.
M_Category, P_Category, Programs
Monthly Satsang
Literally in the company of Truth; a congregation of seekers.
P_Category, Programs, S_Category
Satsang – Full Moon Flirtations
Literally in the company of Truth; a congregation of seekers.
A_Category, Spritual Beings
Adi Shankara
Literally the benevolent; one of the many names of Shiva. Also refers to Adi Shankaracharya, believed to be an incarnation of Lord Shiva the celebrated ninth century teacher of Advaita Vedanta and the founder of 1st neo-monastic orders. In his life of thirty-two years, he travelled several times throughout India and was responsible for the renaissance of the Hindu tradition. He also wrote extensive commentaries on Vedic Scriptures like Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, Vedanta Sutra and also composed devotional works like Bhaja Govindam.