Tag: hinduism

New Music (Ansuz Society)

We’re very happy to bring you this new song in honor of the great mother Kali.  Like the Germanic mother goddess, Kali has many different forms and names, also known as Durga, Parvati, and Mahadevi. To many practitioners, Kali represents duality and the entirety of the moving cosmos, pure energy (Shakti). We bow to the... Continue Reading →

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Shiva Prayer

Reverence to the Non-Dual, Eternally still and beyond the reach of time, Unchanging tranquility and perfect awareness, Where death and space are nonexistent. May all beings see, and recognize Self, In others, animals, trees and all. Hailaz / Namaste https://youtu.be/NRRrzHgLqIE

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Don’t Be Easily Polarized

We should always have unshakable convictions, laws, and morals. However, we shouldn’t place ourselves willingly into any particular ideological box. These terms, theories and identities are too minute, small, and insufficient to attach ourselves too without limiting our growth and development.  The Sanskrit term “Madhyamāpratipada” describes this phenomenon, meditation, or act of non-polarization in the practitioner,... Continue Reading →

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Reflections on Nepal

In 2007, my family took a large donation of school supplies to Kathmandu, Nepal. My stepfather had some connections there, so we were able to become acquainted and friendly with the locals fairly quickly. We stayed in a small hotel near the magnificent, blue-eyed stupa in the center of town. The trip was extremely positive and... Continue Reading →

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