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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Spiritual Enlightenment |  |  |  | Spiritual Enlightenment: What is Kundalini? (part II of III) -This FAQ gives a background on the phenomenon of kundalini. Part
II of III.
In Part II: 1) Can I just use kundalini yoga simply to
improve my health?, 2)
Is there any scientific basis for kundalini and the cakras?,
3) Do I really have to believe that all these cakras physically exist?, 4) Is
Chinese qi gong a kind of kundalini yoga?, 5) What about Tibetan Buddhism - has
kundalini been known in Tibet?, 6) Are there any other traditions that show
awareness of kundalini?, 7)So how do I awaken kundalini?, 8) What are the
advantages and disadvantages of using effort to awaken kundalini?
Read more here: » Kundalini
FAQ: What is Kundalini? (part II of III) - |
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Pratyeka Buddha
Pratyeka Buddha (Sanskrit) [from prati towards, for + eka one] Each one for himself; exalted and in one sense holy beings who crave spiritual enlightenment for themselves alone. They "are those Bodhisattvas who strive after and often reach the Dharmakaya robe after a series of lives. Caring nothing for the woes of mankind or to help it, but only for this own bliss, they enter Nirvana and -- disappear from the sight and the hearts of men. In Northern Buddhism a 'Pratyeka Buddha' is a synonym of spiritual Selfishness"; "He, who becomes Pratyeka-Buddha, makes his obeisance but to his Self" (VS 86, 43). They achieve nirvana automatically as it were, and leave the world in its misery behind. Though exalted, nevertheless they do not rank with the unutterable sublimity, wisdom, and pity of the Buddhas of Compassion. "The Pratyeka Buddha is a degree which belongs exclusively to the Yogacharya school, yet it is only one of high intellectual development with no true spirituality. It is the dead-letter of the Yoga laws, in which intellect and comprehension play the greatest part, added to the strict carrying out of the rules of the inner development. It is one of the three paths to Nirvana, and the lowest, in which a Yogi -- 'without teacher and without saving others' -- by the mere force of will and technical observances, attains to a kind of nominal Buddhaship individually; doing no good to anyone, but working selfishly for his own salvation and himself alone. The Pratyekas are respected outwardly but are despised inwardly by those of keen or spiritual appreciation. A Pratyeka is generally compared to a 'Khadga' or solitary rhinoceros and called Ekashringa Rishi, a selfish solitary Rishi (or saint)" (TG 261).
(See also: Pratyeka Buddha , Mysticism, Mysticism Dictionary, Occultism, Occultism Dictionary)
For more dictionary entries, see » Spiritual Enlightenment Dictionary |
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| | | |  |  |  | Spiritual Enlightenment: What is shaktipat? (part I of III) -''Shakti'' is another word for kundalini and ''pat'' means to
descend. Shaktipat is a method by which an individual's kundalini is awakened
by the direct intervention of a guru. Practially speaking shaktipat is known by
its results: the awakening of of the student's kundalini.
This FAQ gives an overview of Siddha Mahayoga. Part I of III.
In Part II: 1) What is shaktipat?, 2) How does shaktipat
work?, 3) Who can give shaktipat?, 4) Who can receive shaktipat?, 4) Are all
shaktipat initiations the same?, 5) Can one receive shaktipat just by being in
the presence of those with awakened shakti?, 6) So what happens after
shaktipat?, 7) What is the practice of Siddha Mahayoga?
Read more here: » Siddha
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