Abhinavagupta’s Revival and Profound Exegesis of Trika “Saivism” by Dr. Mark Dyczkowski
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- Abhinavagupta, the 10th-century Indian philosopher, mystic, and aesthetician, was a key figure in the development of what is now known as Kashmir Shaivism, a school of thought that emphasizes the unity of consciousness and the world. His writings on philosophy, aesthetics, and music have had a profound influence on Indian culture.
His magnum opus is the Tantraloka, a comprehensive treatise on Kashmir Shaivism. He also wrote extensively on aesthetics and music. He believed that art and music are powerful tools for spiritual realization. In his writings on aesthetics, he developed a theory of rasa, or aesthetic experience and argued that rasa is a state of consciousness that is beyond pleasure and pain. It is a state of pure bliss that is experienced when the individual’s consciousness merges with the object of their aesthetic experience. A towering figure in Indian thought, his ideas continue to be studied and debated today.
We are grateful to eminent scholars from around the world who graced this occasion and shared their scholarship with all of us.
This online event was open to all. You can find more information about the event at indica.events/...
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This was brilliant! Thank you, so much was cleeared up!
Om Namah Shivaya
Wondeful talk. Thank you.
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Ohm Namah Shivaya
Such an important discussion, recorded with terrible internet connection!
Bhakti yoga is also mentioned as path in yoga of course one needs to dissolve to be one with supreme conscience.
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Is it still possible to be initiated into kashmir shaivism today?
Yes, it is
Take bath, and recite "ॐ अघोरेभ्योऽथ घोरेभ्यो घोर घोर तरेभ्यः
सर्वेभ्यस् सर्व सर्वेभ्यो नमस्तेऽस्तु रुद्र रूपेभ्यः
oṃ aghorebhyo'tha ghorebhyo ghora ghora tarebhyaḥ
sarvebhyas sarva sarvebhyo namaste'stu rudra rūpebhyaḥ
My salutations to those who are not terrible, to those who are terrible, and to those who are both terrible and not terrible.
Everywhere and always I bow to all Rudra forms."
Acharya Abhivavgupta!
Yes, I recommend to search the Vimasha Foundation
Vimarsha*
Not for klaus Schwab
What is Hinduism?
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I have long pondered on what constitutes this so called religion that is sitting on the head of my Tamizh people and have come up with some conclusions ....
The priest from the Zoroastrian religion came to india with their Avestan language and fire rituals and later created some slogans in old Sanskrit to form the Vedas which was never written down.
These priest learnt the principles of the Samana tradition that originated in the southern part of the sub continent namely in the Tamizh tradition and started incorporating it into their already existent vaiteegam rituals and produced the Upanishads and became vegetarians.
For a solid philosophical footing which they needed in a highly philosophical Tamizh infused land about the 8th century Adi Sankara came up with Advaita logic that distorted the original Buddhist thoughts and produced a dichotomical nonsense which did not last the test of time.
Later they took up the Tantric Samana Tamizh tradition and put forth the bakti religiosity. This they took also from the Christian tradition and desperately created for the Islamic onslaught. Bakti was based on erotism and appealed to the masses. The high Samana tantric philosophical basis was ruined for the newly conjectured 'Hindu' religion of the wretched puranic tales.
This is the history of the Priestly class(Brahmins) that still retain their priesthood in the agamic temples that held sway through the bakti movement from the 10th century onwards. The consecutive non-Tamizh rulers firmly rooted the new found 'Hindu' religion with its caste system( the four varnas) that the British gave the final seal to....
No one comes to India. We went outside
@@ChanneLOL dream in you fool...
You mean you stole scriptures
From famous professor and used without his permission sadly
Om Namah Shivaya