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64 yogini temple in Ujjain
June 3, 2025 0Comments

64 yogini temple in Ujjain

Ujjain is one of the Sapta Puri or seven sacred cities of India and for centuries, Ujjain has been a hub of Tantra practice and Shakti worship, historical records show that from the 9th century onward, Ujjain hosted several Tantric sects like the Kapalikas, Pashupatas and Shakti monasteries. The Chausath Yogini Temple in Nayapura, Ujjain…

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Nowadays, people describe Kundalini as an individual phenomenon or a personal possession. But that’s not how Vedic and Tantric traditions view it; they see it as the universal Shakti (cosmic energy) that resides in each and every one of us. In truth, it is the divine force which is inseparable from the ultimate consciousness. While people talk about it casually as if it is like having a cup of coffee, Kunalini awakening is not a casual or everyday event. It must be guided by Grace (Kripa) and proper discipline under a realized and accomplished Guru. The Kundalini Awakening process is deeply connected to our inner purification, surrender to the supreme force, and transcending the ego—not having a "conversation" with the energy as though it is separate from oneself. Critical Issues: Kundalini does not belong to you; if you speak about Kundalini as “my energy,” it means that you don’t understand what Kundalini is, at all. Kundalini, by its very nature, is universal and transcendent. The moment you identify it as "mine" shows the existence of an ego (no surrender), which is counterproductive to spiritual evolution. Vikalpa (Imaginations): Most of the sensations that you narrate—heat, spontaneous movements (kriyas), and rushes of energy— could be related to pranic activity or nervous system responses. However, in the absence of the proper guidance of a qualified spiritual master, it is impossible to know whether this is truly Kundalini or a mere mental projection (vikalpa). Advaita Vedanta says - experiences are not the goal; realization of the self as Brahman, beyond all phenomena, is. One can advice you the techniques to manage energy, it is important to understand that Kundalini awakening is not something to be "managed" by the ego. The entire process of “genuine” awakening process requires surrender—not to the energy—but to the universal truth. Multiple traditional texts like the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali or the Hatha Yoga Pradipika stresses repeatedly, the necessity of discipline, selflessness, and surrender to divine will. Functioning in the World: The notion of "reminding the energy" of your human limitations means a fragmented view of yourself. Kundalini awakening leads to the realization that the body, mind, and world are part of the same divine reality. When properly awakened, in its true sense, Kundalini transcends dualities—it does not require negotiation but dissolves the separateness, conditions and biffircuatioms you continue to cling to. Subtlety is the Mark of True Awakening: If Kundalini awakening is true and genuine, it is a transformative process marked by inner stillness, wisdom, and humility—and definitely not dramatic physical sensations or personal narratives. Our great yogis and rishis of ancient times achieved this state through years of tapas (austerities), discipline, and surrender—not through mere casual or individualistic efforts. Tough yet Respectful Reminder: It’s not a fad, definitely not; Kundalini is not an entertaining phenomenon to “control” or to seek validation for in casual discussions. It is the serpent power of the Divine Mother, a sacred process that shatters the ego and reunites the individual with the universe. Mistaking transient sensations or emotions as Kundalini awakening reduces this profound reality to mere personal experience which it is not. Your journey, even as it is personal, would benefit from deeper humility and grounding in the wisdom of the Vedic and Yogic traditions. Seek guidance from authentic scriptures and realized masters, and strive to transcend the ego's narratives about "my energy" or "my awakening." One last point: Kundalini awakening is not the end goal; the ultimate goal is Self-Realization—the state where all dualities, including "me" and "energy," dissolve into the infinite truth. May you be guided by light, wisdom, and truth. Shivoham (I am Shiva).
May 14, 2025 0Comments

Kundalini the cosmic energy

Nowadays, people describe Kundalini as an individual phenomenon or a personal possession. But that’s not how Vedic and Tantric traditions view it; they see it as the universal Shakti (cosmic energy) that resides in each and every one of us. In truth, it is the divine force which is inseparable from the ultimate consciousness. While…

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Ashta Matrikas Maa Brahmani
April 14, 2025 0Comments

Ashta Matrikas Maa Brahmani

Ashta Matrikas Maa Brahmani, The Divine Source of Wisdom & Knowledge. Among the revered Ashta Matrikas, Maa Brahmani is the embodiment of divine wisdom, intellect, and spiritual insight. As the Shakti of Lord Brahma, the creator of the universe, she holds the power to awaken our higher consciousness, sharpen our intellect, and guide us toward…

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Ashta matrika images
March 1, 2025 0Comments

Ashta matrikas and 64 Yoginis

The Ashta Matrikas are worshipped in Shakta, Shaiva, and Tantric traditions, each of the devi’s represents a specific power that she holds to bless her devotees. Often seen with Maa Durga in her war against demons like Shumbha and Nishumbha, The Astha Matrikas are fierce protectors and are invoked in rituals for protection, healing, and…

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64 yoginis and tantra
February 18, 2025 0Comments

64 yoginis and tantra

64 Yoginis and Tantra The 64 Yoginis (Chausath Yoginis) are a very important part of Tantric practice, more so in Shakta Tantra and Kaula Tantra practices, where the 64 yoginis are worshipped as manifestations of Shakti, the divine feminine energy. Each of the 64 Yogini represents a specific divine energy, power, or cosmic principle,…

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Mouni Amavasya represents the power of silence
January 29, 2025 0Comments

Mouni Amavasya

Mouni Amavasya holds immense spiritual significance and is deeply rooted in Sanatan Dharma traditions and beliefs. Mouni Amavasya represents the power of silence and introspection. It is a day to let go of worldly distractions, focus on spiritual growth, and foster a sense of inner peace and self-awareness. The observance of Mouni Amavasya encourages devotees…

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Tantra Spirituality
December 27, 2024 0Comments

Tantra Spirituality

Both The East and The West Have Misinterpreted Tantra Spirituality Over The Years. Let’s Delve Deeper Here In this era, many inquisitive spiritual seekers from across the globe have taken the path of Tantra spirituality. Much of the credit goes to the commercial push from its propagators—be it the Shakti Peethas (sacred temples of goddess…

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Chausath Yogini temple mahotsav tantra festival
November 20, 2024 0Comments

Chausath Yogini temple mahotsav tantra festival

The chausath Yogini Mahotsav held every year in Hirapur, Odisha is a profound tantric and spiritual experience that brings together tantra practitioners and many other people from various walks of life to celebrate the divine feminine energy and the rich cultural heritage of Odisha. The Chausathi Yogini Mahotsav is held annually from 23rd to 25th…

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