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    Re: Transmission of Swami Lakshmanjoo

    Some practicioner not tell everyone what they practice , what his / her daily sadhana, or sometimes they will tell us but only a part of sadhana. I have read some resources that say if we tell everyone about all of our sadhana, others will slander or become hindrance. And this is for the good of other, because if they slander or speak not right about the sadhana, they will get bad result. So is better to talk with the Guru, or (if you Guru ) to your close ( or choosen ) student.

    But , i like Swami Lakshmanjoo explanation on Dharma.

    OM. VAJRA. VISHNUYA. SVAHA
    OM. VAJRA. GARUDA. CALE CALE. HUM PHAT


    OM. AMOGHA VAIROCANA. MAHA-MUDRA. MANI PADMA JVALA PRAVARTTAYA. HUM

    Om Saha Nau-Avatu |
    Saha Nau Bhunaktu |
    Saha Viiryam Karava-Avahai |
    Tejasvi Nau-Adhii-Tam-Astu Maa Vidviss-Aavahai |
    Om Shaantih Shaantih Shaantih ||


  2. #12

    Re: Transmission of Swami Lakshmanjoo

    There is many ancient Siddha and Yogis in India, Nepal and Tibet ( or other place ) who live in very strange, or maybe little strange for common people, then they teach us in very special way, this is make me amazed, then acctually awesome

    One of Greatest Yogi and Who teach and guide us in special and uncommon way is Siddha-yogesvara, Lord Shiva

    OM. VAJRA. VISHNUYA. SVAHA
    OM. VAJRA. GARUDA. CALE CALE. HUM PHAT


    OM. AMOGHA VAIROCANA. MAHA-MUDRA. MANI PADMA JVALA PRAVARTTAYA. HUM

    Om Saha Nau-Avatu |
    Saha Nau Bhunaktu |
    Saha Viiryam Karava-Avahai |
    Tejasvi Nau-Adhii-Tam-Astu Maa Vidviss-Aavahai |
    Om Shaantih Shaantih Shaantih ||


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    Re: Transmission of Swami Lakshmanjoo

    Quote Originally Posted by Twilightdance View Post
    If you Google and study the books of leading authors in the field, it becomes clear KS is an intellectual obsession among a section of Indologists at this point and not a living practice.

    Those who want to practice get into Shakta tantrism [particularly Sri Vidya] which directly drew inspiration from Trika & Kaula of Kashmir, and study KS to enhance their intellectual basis of the practice. Nepal may have shakti and shaiva cults which are still very archaic and close to KS in practice. But Newar ritualism is not open to outsiders generally.

    This has been my understanding, of course there can still be an authentic lineage holder of Abhinavagupta's tradition but it seems highly unlikely.

    People who have claim to be practicing Kashmir shaivism directly are Siddha Yoga Muktananda & Nithyananda. I will not place my bets on them.
    It is my living practice and you are right it is my obsession.

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