Himalaya Tirtha Sangha - Esoteric School of Yoga, Tantra & Ayurveda

The Mystery of Piercing the Six Chakras (by Rishi Singh Gherwal, 1930). This little self-published work could be most charitably described as an anthology of material on Kundalini Yoga. Very little of this book was actually written by Gherwal; the majority of the material here consists of long quotes from other authors, notably Arthur Avalon. On page VII, Gherwal states that the book was published in just three weeks, and it shows in the number of errata and glitches.

Shree Guru Charitra

Guru Charitra (Caritra) is in the nature of a sriptural text devoutly followed by spiritural aspirants, mostly in Karnataka, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh. Most of the spiritual centres referred therin are loacted in these states. It is in conversational form between the master and the disciple clarifying all doubts of the disciple. Mainly, it deals with biographies of Lord Dattatreya and his subsequent incarnations as Sripada Srivallabha and Sri Narasimha Saraswati. In fact, the reading of Guru Charitra gives strength, and encouragement to spiritual aspirants to continue their 'Sadhana' (spiritual disciplines and pracices) despite the various troubles and travails they encounter in the process from time to time.

Tantra: Shiva and Linga Puja

Shiva Puja is the name of the action in Hinduism by which one worships Lord Siva through traditional and ancient rites with the use of mantra, tantra, kriyas, mudras, and abhishekam. It is said that Shiva (tlr. Siva, Shiv, Śiva, ziva) represents the Destructor of bed Karman in the Hindu holy trinity of Creator (Brahma), Sustainer (Vishnu) and Destroyer (Shiva). In Hindu astrology, Shiva is said to represent influence of planets on the mind and thus is worshipped for greater mental strength, vitality and vigor. Shiva is said to be an Abhisheka-Priyar (Abhishekam: cleanse with holy water and Priyar: beloved).

KAMASUTRA - Sex Handbook
Spiritual Art of Sexual Life for Humanity

The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana, might be called a treatise on men and women, their mutual relationship, and connection with each other. It is a work that should be studied by all, both old and young, teens and matures. It can also be fairly commended to the student of social science and of humanity. This work is not intended to be used merely as an instrument for satisfying human desires but it is ancient manual of deep and spiritual erotical life educare. A good person, acquainted with the true principles of this science, and who preserves his Dharma, Artha, and Kama, and has regard for the practices of the people, is sure to obtain the mastery over his senses. Kamasutra is a part of traditional 64-fold Tantra culture.

KUNDALINI OM - The Srimad Devi Bhagawatam The Goddess Holy Scripture
The Srimad Devî Bhâgavatam is the Most Holy and Sacred Book to the S’âktas (Shaktas, zaktas) means all Kundalini, Yoga and Tantra practicers and followers. Goddess has many sacred names like Devi, Kundalini, Gayatri, Shakti, Kali, Durga, Parvati, Uma and other. Devi Purana for all yoga practicers.

LAHIRI LORE – Dynastic Tradition of Kriya Yoga
Despite all tall claims by others, no one is perhaps as authorised as Shibendu Lahiri (born 1939), the great grand son of famous house holder Yogi Lahiri Mahasaya (1828-1895), to spread the authentic teachings and techniques of Kriya Yoga in the world today.

The Yoga Sutras Of Patanjali
The Light of the Soul: The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali by Alice A. Bailey (1927, Lucis Trust). Translated by the Tibetan Master Djwhal Kuhl from Sanskrit

Devanagari - City of Gods, Angelic Voice

Devanagari (from Sanskrit. Devanagari; deva "god" + nagari "city") - a letter alphanumeric - syllabic, used in the northern, western and central India, recording a dozen languages with a group of Indian languages, including Sanskrit, Hindi, Marathi, Nepali. Developed according to researchers from Western Brahmi letters, older forms of Indian writings, the earliest form of which is widely known from inscriptions of Emperor Ashoka (Half wpech III.).

Laya Yoga - The Highest Form of Yoga
Laya Yoga is an ancient form of meditation, with concentration on energy centers or chakras. Sage Gorakshnatha Rishi, an ancient sage of Nepal, and a disciple of Matsyendranatha Rishi is the founder of Modern Laya yoga. There are five main energy centers in the spine and two in the head. Laya yoga attempts to locate these energy centers and channelize them through meditation.

Laya Yoga Sampradaya & Kundalini Meditations

Laya Yoga is an ancient form of meditation, with concentration on energy centers or chakras (Cakras). Sage Gorakshnatha, an ancient sage of Nepal, and a disciple of Matsyendranath is the modern founder of Laya yoga tantrika. There are five main energy centers in the spine and two in the head. Laya yoga attempts to locate these energy centers and channelize them through meditation. Laya essentially means to dissolve all karmic patterns or conditioning and merge into the transcendental reality. It also means deep concentration and making an effort to obliterate the ego, thereby rising to a higher state of consciousness, called Turiya.

Laya Yoga, Tantra & Chakras

"My dear fellow Children of Light, be aware that a person's sufferings touch him or her mostly through his or her imaginative faculty. A person who imagines things that are untrue will certainly suffer. S/he will think that other people hate him/her when don't; s/he may, due to low self-esteem, deny his/her competence, and imagine that his/her life is subject to the whims of those around him or her. When a person's delusions are deeply entrenched, it is difficult for him to root them out. They are so much a part of his reality, that he doesn't question them. S/he just allows them to poison his life, never realizing that his or her suffering is due to a handful of delusions..."

Muladhara Chakra
The circle of the Container of the Body, as the title can be translated, opens for us the possibility of work with lotuses, with the consciousness centers, starting from the very bottom of our trunk, from the central point, between the womb and the coccyx...

Svādhishthana Chakram

The second Lotus is placed in abdomen, between the navel and the pubic bone, above the bladder, and between the kidneys, since it controls the water energy and the fluids of the organism. Svādhishthana is a Lotus with six petals, which represent six sound vibrations, six subtle channel of energy, which drives the subconscious human Consciousness, Ego situated in the Lotus Flower! Svāh means Self, Ego, Subconsciousness, and Dhi means Light, Brightness, Luminosity. Svādhi is the Light of the Self, and SHTHANA is a Place, Location. Svādhishthana means „Location of the Light of the Self”, and this name shows that in connection with this Lotus we concentrate in the Light of Our Own Self, we look for the Light of the Real Nature.

LAYA KRIYA – the archetype of Rebirthing, Holotropy, and Regressing

Laya Kriya is a technique relying on attaining the state of Pratyahara – an overview of life and events, which allows reaching hidden levels of the subconscious, also referred to as the lower self (anava). In the initial phase, it relies on deep relaxation and energizing the body through conscious, circular breathing known in yoga as Śvasa-Praśvasa. Then, by working with mind, it facilitates reaching to direct causes of problems originating from the past. Laya Kriya is introduced in the classical Yoga by Ryszi Patańdźali in an instruction verse from chapter I.31 which covers a breath joining breathing in and out in one smooth cycle, as well as three kinds of cleansing side effects which may occur due to heavy kinds of karma, confounding, and addictions of human beings.