Kashmir Shaivism - Guidance for seekers

[Guest guest]

Respected friends,

 

Pranam!

 

It is my privilege to share my interaction regarding the mystic philosophy of

Kashmir Shaivism.

 

This is wonderful and practical guidance for seekers on spiritual path.

 

Lord Shiva is the Doer;

Lord Shiva is the Enjoyer.

 

Our problem is we are travelling in train - but carring the load on our head.

We are oblivious that the train is carrying the load.

 

Therefore we have movements of pain and pleasure as we identify with it our

material / physical personality - totally ignoring the Divine origin.

 

Humble regards,

 

Virendra

 

Kashmir Shaivism is a universal spiritual philosophy based on the supreme

unity of the individual self with the God. It accepts all the aspects of life in

totality and teaches the path of realization through Divine Grace.

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Dear Virendra-ji,

 

Your recent post on Kashimr Shaivism seemed to be very good - and I was

intending to ask you if you would be willing for me to use it on my website

(www.advaita.org.uk) as one of the essays - but I am bound to remind you

that the purpose of the group is specifically to discuss Advaita philosophy

as taught by Shankara so that any reference to KS should be tangential only,

if it should be relevant to a topic under discussion.

 

Best wishes,

Dennis (with Chief Moderator hat)

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

You would find some interesting material on Shaivism on

www.himalayanacademy.com also.

advaitin , " Dennis Waite " <dwaite wrote:

>

> Dear Virendra-ji,

>

> Your recent post on Kashimr Shaivism seemed to be very good - and I

was

> intending to ask you if you would be willing for me to use it on my

website

> (www.advaita.org.uk) as one of the essays -

[Guest guest]

I could not find any material on the Agama side.

 

After all Agamas transform us now, and forever.

 

Virendra

 

" C.C.Parameswaran " <siva6635 wrote:

You would find some interesting material on Shaivism on

www.himalayanacademy.com also.

advaitin , " Dennis Waite " <dwaite wrote:

>

> Dear Virendra-ji,

>

> Your recent post on Kashimr Shaivism seemed to be very good - and I

was

> intending to ask you if you would be willing for me to use it on my

website

> (www.advaita.org.uk) as one of the essays -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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