The Secret of Shiva and Shakti (in Tantra Yoga Meditation)

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Shiva and Shakti are one and the same. There is no place that He is not. There is no place that She is not. They are one and the same. She is in every thing. She is in every word. She is all there is. See Her in all things. Hear Her in all sounds. Know Her in all thoughts. Feel Her in all feelings. She is all there is. She is the one in the three worlds. Shiva and Shakti are one and the same. That is the secret.

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[Electrice]

I was trying to teach the same thing. then FahadKhan1988 was telling me this. Only 1 god in Hinduism, more gods fits with the philosophy: pantheism.

- Chandogya Upanishad Ch. 6 Sec. 2 V. 1: "God is only one".

- Shvetashvatura Upanishad Ch. 6 V. 9: "Of him there are no parents".

- Shvetashvatura Upanishad 4:19 "Of him, there is no likeness".

- Shvetashvatura Upanishad 4:20 "You cant see him with the eyes".

The only god in Hinduism is "bagwaan". Please go back to your Vedas.

[yogabindu]

With gentle, patient persistence the apparent paradox in the mind can be resolved. Diversity and multiplicity can be seen to coexist with the reality of one absolute without a second. Best wishes with your search.

[wipromanu]

om namah shivay

[CloudshadowMan1]

Feel Her in all feelings.

May all beings feel

[ajaysimha3]

Mr "yogabindu" and Mr "electrice" hats off U guys for the knowledge u hav and wat u hav shared with us all

thank U very much....

[1oo8bhati]

simple clarity of the secret !

blisslovelight within oneness !

gratitude!

[Maria Carbonell]

You are right but even I don't understand it.

[yogabindu]

What is being referred to here is specifically shiva and shakti, as stated.

[yogabindu]

Please note that this video does not mention avatars, God, Angels, Chosen Ones, Rama, Krishna, or Vishnu. Rather, it is a perspective of Shiva and Shakti being one and the same. This is one of the accepted, traditional views.

[kyyboa]

om..