Guest guest Posted September 19, 2007 Report Share Posted September 19, 2007 The Universe is a manifestation of one supreme conscsiousness. Different stages of manifestation develop certain gods and shaktis. Tantraa is the only philosophy in hinduism which has scientifically and logically explained this manifestation (apparent division) of the Supreme Consciousness. In the Sadhna of 10 Mahavidyas, the worship is started with :- 1- Aum Atam tattvaye Swahaa 2- Aum Vidya tattvaye Swahaa 3- Aum Shiva Tattvaye Swahaa 4- Aum Sakal tattvaye Swahaa These beginning Mantra explain the mystery of the manifestation, the mystery of the Universe and the mystery of Shiva and shakti. It denotes that there are 4 Tattawas (elements) in the Eternal Truth viz. Turiya Tattwa, Shiva Tattwa, Vidya Tattwa and Atama Tattwa. Turiya -Tattawa : It is the supreme consciousness. Turiya is beyond the Universe, away from the gunas and is unattached and unconcerned. This Turiya Tattawa has in it the whole universe, Shiva and shakti as a whole tree is sleeping in a tiny seed. In the first division of consciousness, this Turiya Tattawa sees itself divided into Shiva-Tattawa. Shiva-Tattawa contains: Shiva & Shakti as one Tattwa but with diff ====================== ego 1-ParamShiva : The consciousness, who has one desire in it of manifesting as Universse is called Shiva (or param shiva) 2- Shakti : The desire of Shiva to manifest as Universe is called Shakti Vidya -Tattawa : Vidya Tattwa contains Sadashiva, Ishwara and Vidya =============== 1- Sadashiva : When Paramshiva is filled with the vritti (thought- wave) that I am the Universe and this Universe is within me, then that division of the consciousness is called Sadashiva. 2- Ishwara (god): When consciousness is filled with the Vritti that there is a Universe and I am its master, then that portion of Sadashiva is called Ishwara or God...this Tattwa further manifests as Brhamaa, Vishnu, Rudra. 3- Vidya : The Vritti of Ishwara which makes him feel that he is God is called Vidya. (will continue in next post) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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