Love this explanation on Tantra and the short meditation...could you tell me where exactly this meditation comes from, you name it in the video but I'm having a hard time finding reference to it, most likely I'm not spelling it properly! Much appreciated!
its indian(hindu buddhist n jain) practices and don't please impose your ideas on it like its "pagan" practices. Do you even know what abrahmic religions look at paganism....and its western idea/term please don't impose it on our traditions. please. let it be as it is. let the tradition speak for itself. BTW christian missionary still use this term to define hinduism/jainism/buddhism....muslim uses their derogatory term Kafir for us....we all know what christianity did to those all so called pagan tradition of europe.
Hello Nirbhay. Thank you for watching and responding. I'm sorry the word was triggering to you, I know that Paganism has been used as a derogatory term by many religious groups throughout history and I don't mean it in this way. Originally Paganism was a tradition where people learned practices by closely watching and relating to nature. Which is similar to how some Tantra practices emerged, especially the asana practices of Hatha Yoga. This is all I meant by likening Tantra to Paganism and Indigenous practices of other continents. I will be more careful how I describe things in the future.
@@practice.intimacy please don't turn woke, just bcz question your use of words!!!. I just want you to give disclaimer in the beginning that its your view/perception from whatever you read u might be different but might not be wrong....but let the tradition speak for itself....critical point of view is must...we hindus/jain/buddhist not interested to be a tradition where criticism or questionings are not allowed.
Thank you so much for your effort to put words into something so essential. Your seeking and heartily spirit is refreshing. Thank you 🙏
Thank you for watching, @aikidimi! I appreciate your support and kind words!
Beautiful meditation, I really enjoyed hearing what you said about Tantra. Probably the best explanation I've heard so far. :)
Glad to hear that! Thank you so much for watching, Karlos!
Love this explanation on Tantra and the short meditation...could you tell me where exactly this meditation comes from, you name it in the video but I'm having a hard time finding reference to it, most likely I'm not spelling it properly! Much appreciated!
Vijnana Bhairava Tantra. I love Swami Satyasangananda Saraswati's translation. Thank you for watching!!
Atomic, on the level/scale of atoms.
Everything is Energy. Everything Is Information. Everything is Awareness.
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I am in love with you ❤. Definitely can listen to you all the day 😜
Your compliment went straight to my heart. I appreciate the love! Thank you for watching ;D
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She get’s it
Thank you, @DannyAlvaSvntacruzin!! Appreciate you!
Tantric yoga has nothing to do with sex don't listen to false teachers
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its indian(hindu buddhist n jain) practices and don't please impose your ideas on it like its "pagan" practices. Do you even know what abrahmic religions look at paganism....and its western idea/term please don't impose it on our traditions. please. let it be as it is. let the tradition speak for itself. BTW christian missionary still use this term to define hinduism/jainism/buddhism....muslim uses their derogatory term Kafir for us....we all know what christianity did to those all so called pagan tradition of europe.
Hello Nirbhay. Thank you for watching and responding. I'm sorry the word was triggering to you, I know that Paganism has been used as a derogatory term by many religious groups throughout history and I don't mean it in this way. Originally Paganism was a tradition where people learned practices by closely watching and relating to nature. Which is similar to how some Tantra practices emerged, especially the asana practices of Hatha Yoga. This is all I meant by likening Tantra to Paganism and Indigenous practices of other continents. I will be more careful how I describe things in the future.
@@practice.intimacy please don't turn woke, just bcz question your use of words!!!. I just want you to give disclaimer in the beginning that its your view/perception from whatever you read u might be different but might not be wrong....but let the tradition speak for itself....critical point of view is must...we hindus/jain/buddhist not interested to be a tradition where criticism or questionings are not allowed.