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The 3 Gunas of Nature #218
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Of extra-special value to all seekers after Truth and Liberation, the Vedantic teaching of the three gunas of nature avails the aspirant of a unique way of looking at mind and matter. Inertia, energy, and balance are the three modes of nature, termed in Sanskrit, tamas, rajas, and sattva, this trio dictates strict terms in all the worlds, as all and everything in existence gets spun on the imbricate weave of these three cosmic threads. To learn more about them, and to successfully transcend them, plays a big part in the aspiring soul’s bid for final Enlightenment.
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In an illumined designation reminiscent of Sri Krishna’s Bhagavad Gita teachings on the effects of the three Gunas on different classes of beings, Tantra proffers this helpful list in order to allow discerning spiritual aspirants an understanding of human nature and temperament. Though given as a guide that pertains to people who are already on the path, or who are devotees, this threefold division nevertheless applies to worldly
beings as well. The animalistic, the heroic, and the divine — if mankind were to be examined under this triple lens, it would become clear how people fall into the scheme of evolution and involution, both physically and spiritually.
The Meaning of Maya, & A Subtler Look at Panchakarana #108
In this age, Swami Vivekananda has brought crystalline clarity to the subject of Maya and what it means. It is five fold, i.e., name, form, time, space, and causality. Other forms of five pepper its inner and outer regions as well, and if they are studied and known, this esoteric knowledge will carry the transmigrating soul to new levels of spiritual awakening. The Mother of Maya, Mahamaya, will become pleased with the devotee who strives to pierce through the veils of nescience and arrive blissfully at the farthest shores of nondual Awareness.
10 Fundamental Tenets of Sankhya Philosophy #206
The eternal beauty and depth of the Sankhya philosophy is brought together with directness and clarity in this wisdom chart. The transcendent spirituality which is the Purusha, and the infinite ebb and flow of cosmic materials proceeding from It called Prakriti, evince one of the most complete and fulfilling expressions of Divine Reality ever had. A study of Sankhya Yoga will aid the aspirant in understanding all of Indian philosophy.
The Twenty-Four Cosmic Principles #60
Lord Kapila’s ancient system of cosmic principles has been highly regarded and widely used by so many of the philosophical and religious thinkers who came after him. The first to “do his homework’ in a complete yet concise way, he managed to lay down the perameters of a comprehensive outline that covers all the main elements in the Three Worlds — gross, subtle, and causal. With all this as a guide, the process of involution is now well outlined for all seekers striving to return to their Source of Existence.