Shaktism, latest concepts
Overview of all Shaktism concepts:
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Divyabhava refers to: Divyabhava is the state of being characterized by purity, spirituality, and divine consciousness, representing a high spiritual state... The elevated spiritual state achieved by a saint or practitioner during worship, allowing for deeper communion with the divine.
Divyabhava refers to: Divyabhava is the state of being characterized by purity, spirituality, and divine consciousness, representing a high spiritual state... The elevated spiritual state achieved by a saint or practitioner during worship, allowing for deeper communion with the divine.
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Yoginihridaya refers to: A Tantrik text related to the tenth chapter of the Varahi Tantra... A secret doctrine that outlines the worship of Tripura, traditionally transmitted from Guru to disciple.
Yoginihridaya refers to: A Tantrik text related to the tenth chapter of the Varahi Tantra... A secret doctrine that outlines the worship of Tripura, traditionally transmitted from Guru to disciple.
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Samharakali refers to: Samharakali is referred to as the 'Kali of Destruction,' embodying the element of destruction necessary for regeneration... The third form of the five Kalis, associated with destruction and transformation.
Samharakali refers to: Samharakali is referred to as the 'Kali of Destruction,' embodying the element of destruction necessary for regeneration... The third form of the five Kalis, associated with destruction and transformation.
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Sahasrarapadma refers to: The crown chakra in Hindu spirituality, symbolizing the connection to the Supreme in the Kaula Tantra... The crown energy center in the body associated with Shiva, representing the ultimate realization of consciousness.
Sahasrarapadma refers to: The crown chakra in Hindu spirituality, symbolizing the connection to the Supreme in the Kaula Tantra... The crown energy center in the body associated with Shiva, representing the ultimate realization of consciousness.
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Nilavarahi refers to: The aspect of Varahi presiding over the Southern Tradition of the Shakta Tantra... A prominent goddess in the Dakshinamnaya tradition, described with blue attributes and holding various sacred items.
Nilavarahi refers to: The aspect of Varahi presiding over the Southern Tradition of the Shakta Tantra... A prominent goddess in the Dakshinamnaya tradition, described with blue attributes and holding various sacred items.
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Purvamnaya refers to: The Eastern Tradition, where the Goddess manifests as Kuleshvari associated with bliss and consciousness... The fifth tradition where Purneshvari is the Mistress, characterized by brightness and various ritualistic symbols.
Purvamnaya refers to: The Eastern Tradition, where the Goddess manifests as Kuleshvari associated with bliss and consciousness... The fifth tradition where Purneshvari is the Mistress, characterized by brightness and various ritualistic symbols.
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Guna refers to: The three characteristics of nature: Sattva (purity), Rajas (activity), and Tamas (inertia) that explain the functioning of Mulaprakriti... The three fundamental qualities of nature—Sattva (purity), Rajas (activity), and Tamas (inertia)—that influence all aspects of experience and being.
Guna refers to: The three characteristics of nature: Sattva (purity), Rajas (activity), and Tamas (inertia) that explain the functioning of Mulaprakriti... The three fundamental qualities of nature—Sattva (purity), Rajas (activity), and Tamas (inertia)—that influence all aspects of experience and being.
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2545 verses refers to: The total number of verses contained within the second version of the Varahi Tantra, highlighting its extensive nature... The number of verses contained in the Varahi Tantra on which the current research is based.
2545 verses refers to: The total number of verses contained within the second version of the Varahi Tantra, highlighting its extensive nature... The number of verses contained in the Varahi Tantra on which the current research is based.
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Muladharacakra refers to: The energy center where the inner Shakti resides and is awakened during spiritual practices... The root energy center in the body where Shakti is said to reside, playing a crucial role in yogic practices.
Muladharacakra refers to: The energy center where the inner Shakti resides and is awakened during spiritual practices... The root energy center in the body where Shakti is said to reside, playing a crucial role in yogic practices.
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Gayatri refers to: A specific mantra that, when repeated, is believed to purify all sins... A sacred chant or mantra included in the practices for worship outlined in the chapter.
Gayatri refers to: A specific mantra that, when repeated, is believed to purify all sins... A sacred chant or mantra included in the practices for worship outlined in the chapter.
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Mantravirya refers to: The power or efficacy of mantras within spiritual practice... The term associated with the strength or potency connected to mantras within the text.
Mantravirya refers to: The power or efficacy of mantras within spiritual practice... The term associated with the strength or potency connected to mantras within the text.
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Vidyapati refers to: A Maithili poet from the fifteenth century, connected to the composition of the Durgabhaktitarangini... An author referenced for his work called Durgabhaktitarangini, which relates to the themes of the chapter.
Vidyapati refers to: A Maithili poet from the fifteenth century, connected to the composition of the Durgabhaktitarangini... An author referenced for his work called Durgabhaktitarangini, which relates to the themes of the chapter.
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Parinama refers to: The concept of real change that occurs when a phenomenon and its cause belong to the same level of existence... The concept of transformation or evolution, especially in relation to the development of the universe from its causes.
Parinama refers to: The concept of real change that occurs when a phenomenon and its cause belong to the same level of existence... The concept of transformation or evolution, especially in relation to the development of the universe from its causes.
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Shaktitantra refers to: A set of eight important Tantras within the Tantrik tradition, among which the Varahi Tantra is classified... The eight Tantras referred to by Shivananda that include the Varahitantra, emphasizing the feminine aspect of the divine.
Shaktitantra refers to: A set of eight important Tantras within the Tantrik tradition, among which the Varahi Tantra is classified... The eight Tantras referred to by Shivananda that include the Varahitantra, emphasizing the feminine aspect of the divine.
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Kalasankarshini refers to: A form of Kali referred to in the Kalikulakrama, identifying her with specific attributes and sequences in Tantrik practices... An epithet of the Goddess Kali, meaning the Devourer of Time.
Kalasankarshini refers to: A form of Kali referred to in the Kalikulakrama, identifying her with specific attributes and sequences in Tantrik practices... An epithet of the Goddess Kali, meaning the Devourer of Time.
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Siddhilakshmi refers to: A form of the goddess worshipped within the Tantrik traditions, specifically prominent in Nepal... A Goddess described in two forms, representing abundance and prosperity, often showing multiple aspects of herself.
Siddhilakshmi refers to: A form of the goddess worshipped within the Tantrik traditions, specifically prominent in Nepal... A Goddess described in two forms, representing abundance and prosperity, often showing multiple aspects of herself.
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Kamakhya refers to: A revered Tantrik shrine known for its association with the goddess and various ritual practices... A significant spiritual location in Hinduism where Vasudeva is said to have undergone severe Tapas.
Kamakhya refers to: A revered Tantrik shrine known for its association with the goddess and various ritual practices... A significant spiritual location in Hinduism where Vasudeva is said to have undergone severe Tapas.
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Parashabda refers to: The supreme sound or spiritual essence that transcends the physical manifestations of sound, embodying the relationship between consciousness and creation... Cosmic sound that initiates creation, representing the vibration that underscores the manifestation of the universe.
Parashabda refers to: The supreme sound or spiritual essence that transcends the physical manifestations of sound, embodying the relationship between consciousness and creation... Cosmic sound that initiates creation, representing the vibration that underscores the manifestation of the universe.
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Raktakali refers to: Raktakali, translated as the 'Kali of Passion,' signifies the passionate aspect of the goddess... Another name for the Goddess Nisheshi, reflecting her fierce and formidable nature.
Raktakali refers to: Raktakali, translated as the 'Kali of Passion,' signifies the passionate aspect of the goddess... Another name for the Goddess Nisheshi, reflecting her fierce and formidable nature.
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Sadvastu refers to: The ultimate reality in Vedanta, representing true existence as Brahman beyond empirical experiences... The only true reality in Vedanta, identified as Brahman, which remains unchanged while the phenomenal world is seen as a mirage.
Sadvastu refers to: The ultimate reality in Vedanta, representing true existence as Brahman beyond empirical experiences... The only true reality in Vedanta, identified as Brahman, which remains unchanged while the phenomenal world is seen as a mirage.
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Paramatman refers to: Paramatma refers to the ultimate Self or Supreme Spirit that transcends all forms and distinctions, embodying pure consciousness... The supreme self or ultimate reality, reflecting the unity of consciousness across individual perceptions.
Paramatman refers to: Paramatma refers to the ultimate Self or Supreme Spirit that transcends all forms and distinctions, embodying pure consciousness... The supreme self or ultimate reality, reflecting the unity of consciousness across individual perceptions.
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Balidana refers to: A topic covered in verses 66-76, discussing offerings or sacrifices... A ritual of sacrifice or offering during Durgapuja, explained in verses 138-180.
Balidana refers to: A topic covered in verses 66-76, discussing offerings or sacrifices... A ritual of sacrifice or offering during Durgapuja, explained in verses 138-180.
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Mantrasadhana refers to: The practice combining the power of the individual worshipper and the specific power of the mantra for spiritual advancement... The practice of chanting or meditating on Mantras as a means to achieve spiritual goals, success, or union with the divine.
Mantrasadhana refers to: The practice combining the power of the individual worshipper and the specific power of the mantra for spiritual advancement... The practice of chanting or meditating on Mantras as a means to achieve spiritual goals, success, or union with the divine.
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Hinduism refers to: A major world religion originating in the Indian subcontinent, characterized by a variety of beliefs, practices, and rituals centered around concepts of dharma, karma, and moksha... A term used to encompass various sects and beliefs within Indian religion, often describing the amalgamation of Brahmanism and local traditions.
Hinduism refers to: A major world religion originating in the Indian subcontinent, characterized by a variety of beliefs, practices, and rituals centered around concepts of dharma, karma, and moksha... A term used to encompass various sects and beliefs within Indian religion, often describing the amalgamation of Brahmanism and local traditions.
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Lila refers to: The divine play of the cosmos, where creation, maintenance, and dissolution are viewed as a manifestation of divine energy... The play of the Divine, denoting the spontaneous and joyful activity of creation that characterizes the universe.
Lila refers to: The divine play of the cosmos, where creation, maintenance, and dissolution are viewed as a manifestation of divine energy... The play of the Divine, denoting the spontaneous and joyful activity of creation that characterizes the universe.
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Jnanashakti refers to: Jnana-Shakti signifies the power of knowledge associated with Cit, which enables cognition of the surrounding universe... The power of knowledge and intellect, associated with awareness and understanding of the self and the universe.
Jnanashakti refers to: Jnana-Shakti signifies the power of knowledge associated with Cit, which enables cognition of the surrounding universe... The power of knowledge and intellect, associated with awareness and understanding of the self and the universe.
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Puja refers to: Puja is the ritual worship of deities involving offerings and prayers, commonly performed to honor the Ishtadevata... Ritual worship incorporating meditation, recitation of mantras, and various offerings to deities.
Puja refers to: Puja is the ritual worship of deities involving offerings and prayers, commonly performed to honor the Ishtadevata... Ritual worship incorporating meditation, recitation of mantras, and various offerings to deities.
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Mahasiddhasaratantra refers to: A tantra that categorizes Tantras by geographical regions... A Tantra that names Varahi Tantra as one of the sixty-four Bhairava Tantras of the Vishnukrantha region.
Mahasiddhasaratantra refers to: A tantra that categorizes Tantras by geographical regions... A Tantra that names Varahi Tantra as one of the sixty-four Bhairava Tantras of the Vishnukrantha region.
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Kaulavali refers to: A text presenting a list of Tantras that includes various significant works... Another text that includes a reference to the sixty-four Bhairava Tantras, important for establishing the context of the Varahi Tantra.
Kaulavali refers to: A text presenting a list of Tantras that includes various significant works... Another text that includes a reference to the sixty-four Bhairava Tantras, important for establishing the context of the Varahi Tantra.
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Candradvipa refers to: The Island of the Moon where Kubjika was manifested as the light of consciousness... The location associated with the manifestation of Kubjeshvari.
Candradvipa refers to: The Island of the Moon where Kubjika was manifested as the light of consciousness... The location associated with the manifestation of Kubjeshvari.
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Kalikulakrama refers to: A system within the Varahi Tantra where Kali is worshipped in a sequence of manifestations... The specific tradition or lineage concerning Kali worship that was passed down from Brahma to subsequent figures in the mythological narrative.
Kalikulakrama refers to: A system within the Varahi Tantra where Kali is worshipped in a sequence of manifestations... The specific tradition or lineage concerning Kali worship that was passed down from Brahma to subsequent figures in the mythological narrative.
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Shaktagama refers to: The Shakta Agama is a sect within the Tantric tradition that emphasizes the worship of the Divine Mother, particularly in the context of Shakti, and is integral to contemporary Hinduism... An Indian textual tradition that treats the relationship of Spirit and Matter as aspects of one Substance.
Shaktagama refers to: The Shakta Agama is a sect within the Tantric tradition that emphasizes the worship of the Divine Mother, particularly in the context of Shakti, and is integral to contemporary Hinduism... An Indian textual tradition that treats the relationship of Spirit and Matter as aspects of one Substance.