Vedic Tantra Yoga

21/08/2025

✨ Feel that you are part of the Universe, and the Universe is part of you. ✨

You are as beautiful as the vast cosmos itself.
Without you, the Universe is not complete…
and without the Universe, your beauty cannot shine.

🌌 You and the Universe are one. 🌌

"Yat piṇḍe tat brahmāṇḍe" — As is the body (microcosm), so is the universe (macrocosm).

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07/06/2025

🕉️ *Aṣṭa Mātrkās and the 51 Sanskrit Letters*

The fifty-one letters of the Sanskrit alphabet — known as Mātrkās, Varṇas, or Bīja Mantras — are considered sacred vibrations of the universe. These are traditionally grouped into eight divisions, collectively called the Aṣṭa Mātrkās (Eight Divine Mothers).

Each group is presided over by a form of the Supreme Goddess (Ādi Parāśakti) and corresponds to a different set of phonemes in Sanskrit.

🔹 The Eight Mātrkā Groups and Their Goddesses:

1. *Mahalakṣmī*
– Letters: 16 Vowels (A to Ah)
– Represents: The primal sound, the creative potential of the cosmos.

2. *Brāhmī*
– Letters: 5 consonants of the Ka group (Ka to Ṅa)
– Aspect: Power of knowledge and creation.

3. *Maheśvarī*
– Letters: 5 consonants of the Ca group (Ca to Ña)
– Aspect: Transformative wisdom.

4. *Kaumārī*
– Letters: 5 consonants of the Ṭa group (Ṭa to Ṇa)
– Aspect: Youthful energy and courage.

5. *Vaiṣṇavī*
– Letters: 5 consonants of the Ta group (Ta to Na)
– Aspect: Preservation and divine order.

6. *Vārāhī*
– Letters: 5 consonants of the Pa group (Pa to Ma)
– Aspect: Strength and protection.

7. *Aindrī (Indrāṇī)*
– Letters: 4 consonants of the Ya group (Ya to Va)
– Aspect: Power and sovereignty.

8. *Cāmuṇḍā*
– Letters: 6 consonants of the Śa group (Śa to Kṣa)
– Aspect: Fierce liberation and transcendence.

29/05/2025

In Sanatan Dharma (also known as Hinduism), the concept of **"Sanskaras"** refers to the sacred samskaras or rites of passage that mark significant milestones and spiritual milestones in a person's life. Traditionally, there are **16 sanskaras** that guide an individual's spiritual and personal development from birth to death.

Here are the **16 Sanskaras of Sanatan Dharma**:

1. **Garbhadhana (Conception Ceremony)**
The ritual performed at the time of conception to invoke blessings for a healthy and virtuous child.

2. **Pumsavana (Fetus Development Ceremony)**
Performed during pregnancy to promote the health of the fetus.

3. **Simanta (Shaving of the Head)**
A ceremony marking the transition from infancy to childhood, often involving shaving the head for purification.

4. **Jatakarma (Birth Ceremony)**
Celebrates the birth of a child and involves rituals to welcome the newborn.

5. **Namakarana (Naming Ceremony)**
The rite where the child is given a name, usually within the first few weeks after birth.

6. **Nishkramana (First Outing)**
The first outing of the child outside the home, marking the beginning of social exposure.

7. **Annaprashana (First Feeding of Solid Food)**
The first time the child is fed solid food, usually around six months of age.

8. **Chudakarana (Head-Shaving Ceremony)**
Also called Mundan; performed to purify and promote growth, typically in the first or third year.

9. **Karnavedha (Ear Piercing)**
Ritual of ear piercing, usually performed during childhood.

10. **Upanayana (Sacred Thread Ceremony)**
The initiation into formal education and spiritual studies, marking the start of Vedic education.

11. **Vedarambha (Beginning of Vedic Study)**
Commencement of spiritual and Vedic studies after Upanayana.

12. **Keshanta (First Hair Cutting)**
The first shaving of the beard or hair, symbolizing maturity.

13. **Samavartana (Graduation Ceremony)**
The completion of Vedic studies, often marked by a ceremony symbolizing readiness for household life.

14. **Vivaha (Marriage)**
The sacred union of two individuals.

15. **Vanaprastha (Retirement to Forest)**
The transition to a life of spiritual pursuit, retreat from worldly responsibilities.

16. **Antyesti (Funeral Rites)**
The rites performed at the time of death, leading the soul towards liberation.

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These sanskaras serve to purify, sanctify, and prepare an individual at various stages of life, aligning personal development with spiritual growth in accordance with Sanatan Dharma philosophy.

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29/05/2025

Ta***ic Concept of 24 Tattvas
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25/05/2025

🌬️ **Discover the Power of Ta***ic Pranayama** 🌬️

Did you know that ancient Ta**ra has calculated the human lifespan to be around 120 years? Curious about how this number is derived? Let’s explore!

If a person breathes approximately 21,600 times a day — that’s 15 breaths per minute over 24 hours (1440 minutes). This consistent breathing pattern suggests that **each breath takes about 4 seconds**.

In Ta***ic Pranayama, this rhythm of inhalation, short retention, and exhalation is central to maintaining health and longevity. A healthy person breathes roughly once every 4 seconds, aligning with the natural rhythm that can support a lifespan of up to 120 years.

**Breathe consciously, live fully.**
Embrace the ancient wisdom of Pranayama to enhance your vitality and well-being.

20/05/2025

🔱 **Benefits of Ganesh Ta**ra:**
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- Remove obstacles from your path
- Gain wisdom and insight
- Attract prosperity and success
- Enhance spiritual awareness

🙏 Embrace the divine energy of Lord Ganesha and embark on a transformative journey. Always approach ta**ra with respect, sincerity, and the right guidance.

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16/05/2025

We are excited to invite you to our online course on the Dasa Maha Vidya, an exploration of the ten profound goddesses who embody the divine feminine energy in Hindu philosophy.
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23/04/2025

Death is not the end, but a part of life's beautiful cycle.

25/03/2025

Subject: Join Us for an Enlightening Online Course on Dasa Maha Vidya, The Ten Shakti Goddess Meditation

We are excited to invite you to our upcoming online course on the Dasa Maha Vidya, an exploration of the ten profound goddesses who embody the divine feminine energy in Hindu philosophy.
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Course Details:

- Title: Dasa Maha Vidya: Journey Through the Divine Feminine
- Duration: Each Shakti Goddess 45 days Mantra with Yantra meditation and 6 pdf notes(weakly one philosophy note)
- Format: through email and Whatsapp and every week one pdf note.
- Course Fee: Each step $ 45 usd

What You Will Learn:

- The significance and symbolism of each of the ten goddesses: Kali, Tara, Shodashi, Bhuvaneshwari, Bhairavi, Chhinnamasta, Dhumavati, Bagalamukhi, Matangi, and Kamala.
- Mantra Meditations practices associated with each goddess.
- How to incorporate the teachings of the Dasa Maha Vidya into your daily life.

Who Should Attend:

This course is perfect for spiritual seekers, practitioners of yoga, and anyone interested in deepening their understanding of the divine feminine.

How to Register:

Please click on the link below to secure your spot:
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Feel free to share this invitation with friends or family who may also be interested in this transformative journey!

We look forward to embarking on this sacred journey together!

Warm regards,
Shajesh Ta**ra
India

18/03/2025

In Ta***ic philosophy, particularly as outlined in the Vedic tradition, the concept of the "koshas" refers to the five layers or sheaths of human existence, while the "three bodies" concept comes from various schools of Indian philosophy, including Ta**ra,Yoga and Veda . Here’s an overview of both:

Koshas

The five koshas represent the different layers of the self:

1. Annamaya Kosha (Physical Sheath):
This is the outermost layer, which corresponds to the physical body (anna means food). It encompasses the physical aspects of our being, including our organs, tissues, and overall health.

2. Pranamaya Kosha (Energy Sheath): This layer relates to the vital energy or prana that animates the physical body. It includes breath and the life force that sustains us.

3. Manomaya Kosha (Mental Sheath): This sheath pertains to the mind and emotions. It involves thoughts, feelings, and the mental processes that shape our perceptions and reactions.

4. Vijnanamaya Kosha (Wisdom Sheath): This layer is associated with higher intellect, understanding, and intuition. It represents the deeper wisdom and knowledge that guide our actions and decisions.

5. Anandamaya Kosha (Bliss Sheath): The innermost layer, this kosha relates to bliss and spiritual joy. It is connected to our true self (Atman) and the realization of unity with the universe.

Three Bodies

The concept of the three bodies can be understood as follows:

1. Sthula Sharira (Physical Body): This is the gross physical body that we inhabit. It is made of the five elements and is subject to birth, growth, decay, and death.

2. Sukshma Sharira (Subtle Body): This body encompasses the mind, emotions, and energy. It includes the prana, thoughts, feelings, and the vital energy that connects us to our experiences and perceptions.

3. Karana Sharira (Causal Body): This is the body of causal consciousness, which contains the seeds of our karma and the deeper aspects of our existence. It is associated with our spiritual essence and the underlying causes of our experiences.

Both the koshas and the
three bodies framework highlight the holistic nature of human existence. In Ta***ic practice, these concepts can guide practitioners in understanding their physical, mental, and spiritual states. The goal of Ta**ra is often to harmonize these layers and bodies, leading to a greater sense of self-awareness and ultimately, spiritual liberation (moksha).
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27/01/2025

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