Self - Realization as per Shaiva Agamas

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Pranam!

 

Kindly meditate on the core, the entire knowledge of Shaiva Agamas.

The total sum up:

 

1) Param Shiva (Ultimate Reality);

 

2) Anugarh (Descend of Divine Grace).

 

3) All knowledge ends here, there is no third word.

 

Now what is self - realization?

 

As per Abhinavagupta, recognition is realization - individual "I" is

part of "Supreme I". Infact nothing has to be realized. Therefore,

we focus on the reconition or discovery of yourself as one with the

Param Shiva.

 

This awareness or realization comes through Trika Yoga.

 

Virendra

Delhi / India

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Dalip Langoo <dlangoo (AT) (DOT) co.uk> wrote:

Mon, 22 May 2006 20:44:14 -0700 (PDT)

Dalip Langoo <dlangoo (AT) (DOT) co.uk>

Self - Realization as per Shaiva Agamas

 

virendraqazi <virendraqazi (AT) (DOT) co.in>

 

Respected Virender ji Pranaam

Dhanya Hain Aap!

We are all greatful to you for imparting such a great knowledge that leads us to our real nature that is our own existence, the real self.

Mrityormaamritam Gamaya

With regards

Dalip Langoo

 

virendraqazi <virendraqazi (AT) (DOT) co.in> wrote:

Pranam!

 

Kindly meditate on the core, the entire knowledge of Shaiva Agamas.

The total sum up:

 

1) Param Shiva (Ultimate Reality);

 

2) Anugarh (Descend of Divine Grace).

 

3) All knowledge ends here, there is no third word.

 

Now what is self - realization?

 

As per Abhinavagupta, recognition is realization - individual "I" is

part of "Supreme I". Infact nothing has to be realized. Therefore,

we focus on the recognition or discovery of yourself as one with the

Param Shiva.

 

This awareness or realization comes through Trika Yoga.

 

Virendra

Delhi / India

91 - 9818211796

 

 

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