Consciousness is often described as the awareness or perception of something or someone, where a subject is aware of an object. However, in the state of non-dual consciousness, the duality of a subject perceiving an object is overcome. It is in this transcendent state that the true nature of compassion awakens.
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Karma, a fundamental concept in the teachings of self-realization, holds significant importance in our spiritual journey. Derived from Sanskrit, karma refers to “action, work, or deed.” It is a psycho-spiritual principle that emphasizes the effects our intentions and actions have on ourselves, others, and the world.
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In the spiritual teachings of India, fire holds profound symbolism and represents various aspects of human existence and consciousness. From the sacred fires of knowledge to the flames that surround the divine form of Shiva as Nataraja, fire is a powerful metaphor that transcends boundaries and awakens compassion within us. In this blog post, we explore the multifaceted symbolism of fire in Indian philosophy and how it inspires compassion in our hearts.
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Vishvarupa, the cosmic form of the Hindu deity Vishnu, serves as a profound symbol of compassionate awakening. Meditating on Vishvarupa can lead us to a deeper understanding of compassion and its transformative power.
Continue reading “Vishvarupa: Awakening the Compassionate Self – Insights from the Katha and Mundaka Upanishads”The profound psychologist, Carl Jung, asserted that dreams operate on both an objective and subjective level. These dual perspectives illuminate distinct aspects of our self, offering significant insights into our relationship with the external world and our internal selves. Dreamwork, as proposed by Jung, can be instrumental in nurturing our spiritual awakening and deepening our self-understanding.
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The goddess Chinnamasta, as depicted in the Prdnatosim Tantra, offers profound insights into the nature of compassion. Through her symbolic act of self-sacrifice and nourishment, she teaches us about the transformative power of compassion and the interconnectedness of all beings. In her story, we discover the depth of her teachings and how they inspire us to embrace compassion as a guiding force in our own lives.
Compassionate Awakening 