Product Features
- 24 K. Gold Plated Pendant
- Religious Pendant
- Embossed with Shree Mahakali Yantra
- Size: Diameter 1 1/6"
- Imported from India
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Monday, September 19, 2011
24 K Gold Plated Shree Mahakali Yantra Religious Pendant
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Sacred Geometry Oracle
Product Description
The cosmic patterns and universal truths of sacred geometry bridge past and future. Now you can put this ancient wisdom to work in your own life with the SACRED GEOMETRY ORACLE. This kit contains 33 cards, each representing a basic figure in traditional sacred geometry, and each relating to one of the basic patterns of the universe - patterns that form the hidden structure of our everyday lives. Use the cards for divination, meditation, and self-exploration.
About the Author
John Michael Greer (Western Maryland) has been a student of occult traditions and the unexplained for more than thirty years. A Freemason, a student of geomancy and sacred geometry, and a widely read blogger, he is also the author of numerous books, including Monsters, The New Encyclopedia of the Occult and Secrets of the Lost Symbol, and currently serves as the Grand Archdruid of the Ancient Order of Druids in America (AODA), a contemporary school of Druid nature spirituality. Greer has contributed articles to Renaissance Magazine, Golden Dawn Journal, Mezlim, New Moon Rising, Gnosis, and Alexandria.
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Le Tradizioni Esoteriche (Italian Edition)
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L'autore di questo libro presenta le otto principali Tradizioni esoteriche: Yezidismo, Druidismo, Yoga, Taoismo, Ermetismo, Alchimia, Kabbala e Nagualismo. Egli non si limita a riproporle in maniera sistematica ed organica, ma ne rivela gli aspetti più segreti.
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Kiss of the Yogini: "Tantric Sex" in its South Asian Contexts
Review
"There are many good, dull books about Tantra and many that are bad but interesting. This is true of many areas of knowledge, but Tantra is particularly susceptible both to juicy sensationalism and to an overcompensating academic desiccation. Kiss of the Yogini is one of the few good, interesting books about Tantra, a passionately argued work that transforms scholarly understanding of its subject. . . . By reconstructing the medieval South Asian Kaula and Tantric traditions that involved sexual practices, David White hopes to restore the dignity and autonomy of the people who invented them and continue to practise them. This monumental scholarly work does precisely that."—Wendy Doniger,
(Wendy Doniger Times Literary Supplement )Times Literary Supplement
“A masterfully researched, eloquently written, and compelling scholarly work. From her hazy Indo-European roots to contemporary Nike ads, White brings us a rich interdisciplinary study of the Hindu Yogini. . . . A valuable contribution to disciplines across the humanities and social sciences, and a much-needed and timely response to the rampant commodification of Tantra.”—Andrea Custodi, <I>Anthropological Quarterly
“White’s significant new work sheds welcome light on the topic of Hindu Tantric sex. . . . The main strategic procedure White employs is, radically enough, to read Tantric language . . . literally. The result is a revelation of the internal logic of Tantric ritual and a new perspective on a wide range of old confusions,”—Jonathan C. Gold, <I>Journal of Religion
“White argues that the truly perennial tradition within Indian religion, the predominant religious paradigm, has always been Tantric. Unfortunately, this Tantric tradition has been, to a larger extent, ignored by serious scholarship. White makes a valiant effort to remedy this omission.”—Apratim Barua, <I>Contemporary South Asia
"A welcome and much-needed critical study of the role of sex in Indian Tantric texts, ritual, and iconography. Not only does this book force us to rethink the role of sex in Indian Tantra, but it also forces us to reevaluate the landscape of South Asian religions as a whole. . . . This is an important, powerful, provocative, and in many ways brilliant book that does reorient our understanding of Tantra and South Asian religion. As such it should be of serious interest not only to South Asianists, but to scholars of comparative religion, art historians, and anyone working in sexuality studies."—Hugh B. Urban, History of Religions
(Hugh B. Urban History of Religions ) Product Description
For those who wonder what relation actual Tantric practices bear to the "Tantric sex" currently being marketed so successfully in the West, David Gordon White has a simple answer: there is none. Sweeping away centuries of misunderstandings and misrepresentations, White returns to original texts, images, and ritual practices to reconstruct the history of South Asian Tantra from the medieval period to the present day.
Kiss of the Yogini focuses on what White identifies as the sole truly distinctive feature of South Asian Tantra: sexualized ritual practices, especially as expressed in the medieval Kaula rites. Such practices centered on the exchange of powerful, transformative sexual fluids between male practitioners and wild female bird and animal spirits known as Yoginis. It was only by "drinking" the sexual fluids of the Yoginis that men could enter the family of the supreme godhead and thereby obtain supernatural powers and transform themselves into gods. By focusing on sexual rituals, White resituates South Asian Tantra, in its precolonial form, at the center of religious, social, and political life, arguing that Tantra was the mainstream, and that in many ways it continues to influence contemporary Hinduism, even if reformist misunderstandings relegate it to a marginal position.
Kiss of the Yogini contains White's own translations from over a dozen Tantras that have never before been translated into any European language. It will prove to be the definitive work for persons seeking to understand Tantra and the crucial role it has played in South Asian history, society, culture, and religion.
(20040521) Kiss of the Yogini focuses on what White identifies as the sole truly distinctive feature of South Asian Tantra: sexualized ritual practices, especially as expressed in the medieval Kaula rites. Such practices centered on the exchange of powerful, transformative sexual fluids between male practitioners and wild female bird and animal spirits known as Yoginis. It was only by "drinking" the sexual fluids of the Yoginis that men could enter the family of the supreme godhead and thereby obtain supernatural powers and transform themselves into gods. By focusing on sexual rituals, White resituates South Asian Tantra, in its precolonial form, at the center of religious, social, and political life, arguing that Tantra was the mainstream, and that in many ways it continues to influence contemporary Hinduism, even if reformist misunderstandings relegate it to a marginal position.
Kiss of the Yogini contains White's own translations from over a dozen Tantras that have never before been translated into any European language. It will prove to be the definitive work for persons seeking to understand Tantra and the crucial role it has played in South Asian history, society, culture, and religion.
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Substance of Shen: Mantra-Yantra
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This is a picture haiku poetry book observing spiritual transformation without purpose, inspired by the ancient Taoist mystic masters (eg. Laozi, Zhuangzi, and others), and Mayan 2012 prophecies. The poems are Space Monk songs of neutrality, peace, simplicity, alchemy, ecstatic wandering, quantum physics, mythos-logos cosmology, mythology, medicine, mathematics, anthropocosmic harmony between earth and heaven, divination, or receiving messages from heaven, meditation, spiritual transformation, and so on...
Copyright 1999; 2nd edition 2009. (phonetic calligraphy poetry book of Tao) (125 pgs.; 125 original multi-media collages: using water color painting, acrylic painting, pastel, pencil drawing, photography, sculpture, computer graphic art, CAD sacred geometry, poetry of prose, rap, haiku, rhythmic rhyme, mantra-yantra);
Copyright 1999; 2nd edition 2009. (phonetic calligraphy poetry book of Tao) (125 pgs.; 125 original multi-media collages: using water color painting, acrylic painting, pastel, pencil drawing, photography, sculpture, computer graphic art, CAD sacred geometry, poetry of prose, rap, haiku, rhythmic rhyme, mantra-yantra);
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