Perspective (Poem)
Of the green leafand the brown leaf The difference is ofthe earth and the sky Of the earth and the […]
K_Category, Poems
K_Category, Poems
Kailash (Poem)
An eye into the infinite lieThis stoic but profound stimuli Is but a peep into the cosmic lieTruth is only
K_Category, Poems
Kalabhairava (Poem)
Thunderous roar of CreationResounding Stillness of the Beyond.Reside within for all to decipher. In knowing the distinctionDoes liberation existIn access
K_Category, Kriya_Yoga
Mudra
Mudra consisting of turning the tongue backwards so that the ‘nectar’ flowing down from the Sahasrar after the rise of Kundalini is arrested.
Adiyogi, K_Category
Kalabhairava
Kalabhairava is a deadly form of Shiva – when he went into a mode of destroying time.
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.
K_Category, Linga_Bhairavi, Yantras
Kumkum
Vermilion or red powder made of turmeric and lime worn by the Hindus at the point of the third eye on the forehead.
K_Category, Kriya_Yoga, Mysticism
Kundalini
Literally serpent power. Cosmic energy which is depicted as a snake coiled at the base of the spine (Muladhara chakra) and that eventually, through the practice of yoga, rises up the Sushumna nadi. As it rises, the Kundalini awakens each successive chakra, until it reaches the Sahasrar. The manifested Kundalini becomes Kula, the all transcending light of consciousness.