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Golwalkar Mission of Hindu Rashtra

Golwalkar's View on Territorial Nationalism

Golwalkar was of the view that territorial nationalism was inadequate to define nationhood. Regarding territorial nationalism, he narrated a telling example: once in the Zoology department of a college, the students planned to crack a joke with their old professor. They removed the legs of a water bug and joined the legs of another species to it. They brought it to their professor and asked him in a puzzled tone, “Sir, we could not make out what this is. What new type of bug is it”? The old professor examined it under a microscope and remarked gravely, “How is it, boys, you do not know such a simple common bug as this? The name of this bug is ‘humbug’.” Golwalkar opined: “It is this ‘humbug’ type of nationalism that was vivified. Such a nation cannot be a living body and so it is that we see today, the germs of corruption, disintegration and dissipation, eating into the vitals of our nation for having given up the natural living nationalism in the pursuit of an unnatural, unscientific ...
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SHAKTI CHALANA MUDRA (Attitude of Moving the Energy) of Hath Yoga

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 SHAKTI CHALANA MUDRA  (Attitude of Moving the Energy) Breathing in through the right nostril (pingala) the serpent (shakti) shouldbe seized through kumbhaka and rotated constantly for an hour and a half, morning and evening. The kanda, situated above the anus, one hand span high and four fingers breath wide, is soft and white as if enveloped in cloth. Firmly seated in vajrasana, holding the ankles, one should squeeze the kanda close to the anus. In the position of vajrasana, the yogi should move the kundalini. Havingdone bhastrika pranayama the kundalini is soon aroused. Contracting the sun in manipura, kundalini should be moved. Even if sucha person should be on the verge of death, where is the need to fear death? (112-16). Shakti Chalana Mudra describes the final stage of Hatha Yoga, often referred to as Kundalini Yoga. The term may be translated as the loosening of the power latent in one’s innate nature by means of a sealed path. This indicates that the process does not d...
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Shakta Tantra

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Shakta Tantra   Shakta Tantra is a major tradition within Shaktism , one of the primary denominations of Hinduism. It centers on the worship of Shakti (divine feminine energy or power) as the Supreme Reality (Brahman), often personified as the Goddess (Devi) in forms like Durga, Kali, Parvati, Tripurasundari (Lalita), or the Ten Mahavidyas. Shaktism views Shakti as both the dynamic creative force of the universe and the path to liberation. It is one of the three main Hindu paths alongside Vaishnavism (Vishnu-focused) and Shaivism (Shiva-focused), and it is especially prominent in regions like Bengal, Assam, and parts of South India. Philosophy of  Shaktism Shakta Tantra is fundamentally non-dualistic ( Advaita ). The Goddess is the ultimate reality—immanent (present in all creation) and transcendent. She is Pure Consciousness, the origin and dissolution of the universe, both the binding power of illusion ( maya ) and the liberating knowledge that leads to realization: "I ...
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