The Bhairava-stava of Abhinavagupta: a moving, beautiful, powerful poem from 1,027 years ago

[@aneethaks934]

🕉️..... 🙏🙏🙏 Oh Mahesha! With the grace of thy blessing this whole universe is nothing more than your manifestation. Where ever I see you, my soul is completely full of yourself. ♥️ 🙏🕉️🙏

[@ardaraith]

Hareesh, you are such a great teacher! It’s the way you clarify the word, the thought.

[@sydpf117]

Maravilloso. :)

[@bigbruce98]

I'm having a hard time visualizing spinning disk of light the best I can come up with is like a cog. Do you have any advice or suggestions?

[@bigbruce98]

I also have a really hard time with the concept of unity and oneness with the creator of the universe unworthiness and confusion overwhelms me. Buy at the same time I felt Love and understanding. LOL

[@bigbruce98]

Mercy triumphs over judgment.

[@christopherwallis751]

Bruce, please check out this free course that gives you the foundations of practice: courses.tantrikainstitute.org/p/foundations-of-tantrik-yoga

[@bigbruce98]

@@christopherwallis751 Sorry to bother you but what is the big thing under me? I feel wobbley its vary soothing.

[@bigbruce98]

I did see one spinning pinwheel of light between my eyes off-center and tiny barely see it is white in color.

[@sebastienhiddn5589]

Hello Christopher, I am a french PhD student in psychoanalytical psychology. As you know, psychoanalysis has a lot to do with hellenistic myths and I was wondering about the influences between the vedas ( and/or other texts- sorry for the imprecision) and these myths, in both ways ... which books/authors do you recommend ? Thanks a lot for your videos !

[@christopherwallis751]

check out Jaan Puhvel's book on comparative mythology. also Michael Witzel (origins of the world's mythologies), and Georges Dumezil (though he's a bit dated now, his theories were foundational).

[@sebastienhiddn5589]

@@christopherwallis751ok thanks !