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http://www.sciencetosage.com/?p=1533 A good place to begin defining Tantra is with a companion word, Yoga. Both Tantra and Yoga began in India at least ten thousand years ago. The basis of Yoga is the quest to free the individual soul from matter and return it to a state of union with the Divine. Yoga means union with God. The very basis of both Yoga and Tantra is the eternal nature of...

The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, in its second verse, explains that the effect of living in the realm of matter is literally that we get our "knickers in a twist" what to speak of our DNA (a double helix) and of course all of organic life is twisted via the Fibonacci sequence, into a distorted but necessary "pretzel" form of our self, based on combined opposites. .Which is to say...

Jyotish, Allopathy, Genetics and Ayurveda Together “Jagat” means the whole manifested Universe This paper is aimed at the center of a convergence of Mathematics, Astronomy, Modern Science, Ayurveda (Body Types), Chemistry, Biology, Allopathic Medicine, Genetics and finally Jyotish or Vedic Astrology. This convergence is the next step in a scientific understanding of life that began with Vedic knowing, moved West and is now returning to Bharat as she resumes her...

Extracted from the forthcoming book & The UltiMate Relationship Seminar By Jeffrey Armstrong (Kavindra Rishi) The essence of this article is taken from the teachings of India and other ancient cultures who viewed sexuality or the use of our creative ability in a sacred way. These and most all indigenous cultures had a set of sacred teachings, rituals, and very specific rites of passage for both men and women meant...