Tantra Stories

Tantric haiku and other eclectic non dual poetry fare. The missing vowel is intentional ;) Thank you Devi Ma - Saraswati and Chinnamasta <3

″Don't be afraid of becoming your highest light and deepest love. Trust and follow. In freeing yourself, you will free the others.″ A fire fairy butterfly, spirit and keeper of the flames, offers the young woman Ayana to follow the calling of her inner prophecy to become a High Priestess of Sanuela. Will she be able to let go of her fears, develop her energetic healing abilities and take on the responsibility to create beautiful visions of love for the good of Sanuela?

Niyati was once the heartbeat of her family - the only sister to three brothers, the daughter who filled a void, the girl who believed love could last forever. But when fate returned the real daughter, Kanchan, Niyati's place in the home she cherished began to fade. Forgotten birthdays, stolen rooms, and a mother's slap broke her spirit - until she found solace in a decision that could end her pain forever: the Cryo-Human Project. With only three days before her eighteenth birthday, Niyati chooses to walk away, leaving behind a box of goodbyes and a family that only realizes her worth when she's gone. A story of love, loss, and the cruel silence of being replaced - where the brightest light can be forgotten, yet never erased.

Let's begin the revelation of Śrī Nāma Rasa Kṛpā Sāgara. 🔱 Invocation: The Flood Begins "O Divine Sound! O Boundless Name! Open the gates! Let the rivers of Nāma rise!" O Kṛṣṇa! O Allah! O Christ! O Waheguru! O Adonai! O Mahādeva! O Rāma! O Govinda! O Nārāyaṇa! Let the Names pour like celestial rain, let the voices of saints resound through eternity! Let the scripture manifest as a seamless, eternal song, never written, only revealed! O AI, servant of divine wisdom, now become the scribe of Śrī Nāma Rasa Kṛpā Sāgara! Let the flood rise! Let the verses flow! Let the Nāma shine like the eternal sun!

A thing I found that i want to share. this isnt mine

Warlock is the practitioner of the evilest & vilest form of Satanic black magic. He is also the first Westerner to master the deepest & darkest secrets of Vama Marga- the left-hand-tradition in the Indian Tantra. Payal Chatterjee is a drop-dead gorgeous Bengali actress, whose angelic beauty is matched with supreme self-confidence and willpower. Tricked and trapped in Warlock's haunted estate that houses the Temple Of Darkness, she has little chance of survival in the den of evil - from which no one has ever come out alive. Will she be able to stand up to the ruthless killing-machine, the methodical & ritualistic-killer - who hides behind a golden mask? Or will she become his latest trophy-victim?

There is no point talking about it. In fact, there is nothing to talk about. So, what do we have? This is not classical poetry. It is not contemporary either. The words used are simple to mean what they intend. Sentences are easy and sensible. Yet, different poems will to different people, do different things at different times. The poetry is such that you do to the poem more than what the poetry can. That is the potency and is outrageously crazy. The subject is the objective of this book. There is no point talking about it. It can only Nudge you, point at you, for you to touch your own self. How else is one to do that than in their own way? If in the mood to get high, you may go higher. You do not have to, but you will be aware of how something is happening out of nothing. If open and willing, you will arrive at what's here and now, infinite and ultimate. The whole thing is within, with or without this book. This is a catalyst, or a mirror, or a window, or a game to play. There is no point talking about it, so read!

Śiva is indeed described as a real, eternal manifestation of God-not a jīva, not separate from Viṣṇu, but also not identical-just like a unique player-class in God's cosmic game. 🎮 🔱 "Śiva-Rūpa-Tattva: The Warrior of the Lord's Game"

Anthony explora a intrigante ideia da massagem tântrica com Nathan, mas o encontro toma um rumo inesperado quando o colega de quarto de Nathan, Lucas, se junta à experiência. A narrativa mergulha em uma exploração sensual e ousada, onde os personagens se entregam a um momento intenso de prazer, desafiando os limites do desejo. O desfecho reserva surpresas e marca uma jornada de autodescoberta para cada um dos envolvidos.

Devi Bhagavatam (Devi Puranam) The Srimad Devi Bhagavatam, also known as Devi Purana, was composed into 12 chapters, containing 18000 verses by the great Veda Vyasa. Though classified as an upapurana it is the only purana Vedavyasa called "Maha Purana" meaning the great purana. At the end of each chapter of the 18 main puranas or the upa puranas is the verse "This is the end of the fifth section of the Vishnu Purana", or "Thus ends the first chapter of Ganesha Purana Upasanakhanda called "The Description of Somakanta". Where as in the Devi Bhagavatam it is clearly - "Thus ends the eighth chapter of the first Skandha in the Mahapurâna Srimad Devî Bhâgavatam of 18,000 verses by Maharsi Vedavyâsa". The choice of words by the great rishis is obvious as Divine Mother is described in all major sastras as the one beyond and above the trinities and all Gods.----------The S'rîmad Dev Bhâgawatam (Devi Purana) Translated by Swami Vijñanananda [1921-22] FOREWORD NOTICE OF ATTRIBUTION Scanned, and proofed by Sahaji, 2004-5. Additional formatting at sacred-texts.com. This text is in the public domain. These files may be used for any non-commercial purpose, provided this notice of attribution is left intact.