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Tapas means "heat," specifically the karma-burning effect that is generated when we do a lot of spiritual practice. Shambhavi Sarasvati riffs on what tapas looks like for contemporary people in the U.S.
Tapas means "heat," specifically the karma-burning effect that is generated when we do a lot of spiritual practice. Shambhavi Sarasvati riffs on what tapas looks like for contemporary people in the U.S.
This ordinary function that we call intelligence is actually quite dense and stale. Spiritual practice gets us in touch with primordial intelligence which is always fresh and spontaneous. Satsang with Shambhavi Sarasvati.
This ordinary function that we call intelligence is actually quite dense and stale. Spiritual practice gets us in touch with primordial intelligence which is always fresh and spontaneous. Satsang with Shambhavi Sarasvati.
Can you self-realize if you don't love science fiction? Shambhavi talks about what has fueled her life-long love love affair with science fiction and how those same longings motivate our spiritual practice.
Can you self-realize if you don't love science fiction? Shambhavi talks about what has fueled her life-long love love affair with science fiction and how those same longings motivate our spiritual practice.
The heroin of modern-day interpretations of Trika Shaivism is the lure and lulling promise of "sudden enlightenment." So why aren't we all enlightened already? Satsang with Shambhavi Sarasvati.
The heroin of modern-day interpretations of Trika Shaivism is the lure and lulling promise of "sudden enlightenment." So why aren't we all enlightened already? Satsang with Shambhavi Sarasvati.
Right livelihood is a well-known teaching about ethics and earning a living from the Shakyamuni Buddha. Nowadays, people in the U.S. ask "What should I do?" with a desperation that partly derives from our compulsion to achieve. Shambhavi dives deeply into the specific meanings of right livelihood for our times.
Right livelihood is a well-known teaching about ethics and earning a living from the Shakyamuni Buddha. Nowadays, people in the U.S. ask "What should I do?" with a desperation that partly derives from our compulsion to achieve. Shambhavi dives deeply into the specific meanings of right livelihood for our times.
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