Yoga

by yoga professor Dan Bozaru     Read here the first part of this article   At first, analysis we do during meditation involves the use of the words, rather like the thoughts that run through our minds regarding a situation, an event or a person, or like when we support inner "monologues"…
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by yoga professor Dan Bozaru   The type of meditation to which we refer does not involve the mental utterance of a MANTRA; it also does not involve any complex visualisations, no colours, no lights, no landscapes, no gods, no angels, no saints or other beings or entities that may guide us.  We refer here exclusively…
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This asana is particularly useful for improving the subtle fire and global vitality. It is a posture rarely encountered, even in the schools of yoga in the Orient. In general, yogis keep it a secret due to a special subtle activation that appears by practicing it.  The technique of execution Execution on the left side…
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KALI the Mother                  a hymn by Swami Vivekananda   The stars are blotted out, The clouds are covering clouds It is darkness vibrant, sonant. In the roaring, whirling wind Are the souls of a million…
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Sadhana, or the spiritual practice with regard to the Great Cosmic Power Kali, involves the spiritual effort to purify and energize the subtle centers of force of the aspirant to the highest degree and also to achieve at the same time the glorious awakening and ascension of Consciousness and Divine Energy, located at the…
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The description of the Great Cosmic Power Kali, as it is revealed in the Kalitantra text, describes the goddess as having her skin the color of a dark and purple cloud before the storm. She dances over the inert white body of Shiva, this representation signifying the two fundamental aspects of reality: on the one hand, the…
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by Iulia Bontaş   YOGA SUTRA, the fundamental YOGA treaty written by the sage Patanjali is a summary of the yogic path and contains its spiritual quintessence. In its four chapters, this treaty reveals to the aspirants, who are full of fervor in their quest to the Supreme Absolute, essential teachings of the…
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The supreme Shakti (in her aspect of Kali) assumes the responsibility of creating the names, as well as their evolution in manifestation. Her sovereignty is often mentioned in the Tantric texts by the name Adimahavidya, which means the first of the Great Cosmic Powers, but this must not induce the idea of a hierarchy,…
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In Hindu iconography, Kali is considered the first and most important of the tantric Pantheon deities, but her various forms and aspects are also fervently revered in the other spiritual traditions of India. The famous Mahanirvana Tantra text describes Kali as the one who gives birth to all things and beings in the…
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