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Shridevi – Who is She?

Posted on April 1, 2013 by Kalidas

The divine language Sanskrit is really enchanting. Sanskrit words have immense power. They are like mantras themselves. If we probe, every Sanskrit word is a seed to give us a big banyan tree of meanings! Shridevi is a Sanskrit word with … Continue reading →

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Vagarthaviva, a Magical Verse from the Great Poet Kalidasa: One Prayer, 25 Meanings – Part 3

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Kalidas

In the earlier post, we discussed on various deities and the goals addressed in the mystical verse by the great poet Shri Kalidasa. Let us recapitulate them before we move further. Deities addressed: Mother Shridevi(Parvathi) and Lord Shiva Ardhanarishwara(Half Lord … Continue reading →

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Vagarthaviva, a Magical Verse from the Great Poet Kalidasa: One Prayer, 25 Meanings – Part 2

Posted on March 19, 2013 by Kalidas

We understood from the earlier post, the greatest Sanskrit poet Kalidasa wrote a magical first verse in his epic Raghuvamsha. We also learned thatShri Kalidasa prays Shri Devi and Lord Shiva in that mystical sloka(verse). Before we understand various meanings, let us … Continue reading →

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Vagarthaviva, a Magical Verse from the Great Poet Kalidasa: One Prayer, 25 Meanings – Part 1

Posted on March 18, 2013 by Kalidas

How many deities can we pray in a single verse(sloka)? May be two or three. How many meanings you came across for a verse? May be four or five? OK. But this magical sloka(verse) can address two to six deities … Continue reading →

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Hatha Yoga – Part 1: What is Hatha Yoga?

Posted on March 3, 2013 by Kalidas

In the last series of articles we discussed Kundalini Yoga. Let us explore another interesting system of yoga in this post. Just take a look at the pictures. Aren’t they scary?It seems like they are demonstrating some unnatural and somewhat … Continue reading →

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Kundalini Yoga – Part 1: Who is Kundalini?

Posted on February 25, 2013 by Kalidas

Kundalini Yoga is one of the most esoteric and powerful yoga paths. In this system, dormant spiritual power called Shridevi Kundalini is awakened in the practitioner by a Sadguru(Realized Master) and the yoga happens automatically! So, this way, if done properly, … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: sanskrit

Shridevi – Who is She?

Vagarthaviva, a Magical Verse from the Great Poet Kalidasa: One Prayer, 25 Meanings – Part 3

Vagarthaviva, a Magical Verse from the Great Poet Kalidasa: One Prayer, 25 Meanings – Part 2

Vagarthaviva, a Magical Verse from the Great Poet Kalidasa: One Prayer, 25 Meanings – Part 1

Hatha Yoga – Part 1: What is Hatha Yoga?

Kundalini Yoga – Part 1: Who is Kundalini?

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