How to Meditate in Kashmir Shaivism
Eight minutes of plain instruction, and the shortest way into his voice.
Kashmir Shaivism · Trika · Kashmir Shaivism · Lakshmanjoo
Kashmiri scholar and mystic (1907–1991), born Lakshman Raina in Srinagar and called Lakshmanjoo or Lal Sahib by his students. He is generally considered the last great living master of Trika, the non-dual Shaivism of Kashmir, and he taught the texts in his own house to the few who came, including the Western scholars who later carried them abroad.
Kashmiri scholar and mystic (1907–1991), born Lakshman Raina in Srinagar and called Lakshmanjoo or Lal Sahib by his students. He is generally considered the last great living master of Trika, the non-dual Shaivism of Kashmir, and he taught the texts in his own house to the few who came, including the Western scholars who later carried them abroad.
Short introductions and longer conversations, to hear this teacher in their own words.
Eight minutes of plain instruction, and the shortest way into his voice.
The stages of practice as Trika sets them out, in his own words.
Thirteen minutes on kama and krodha, and on why fighting them is not the way.
What bhakti and initiation actually mean in Trika, from an archive recording with English subtitles.
Non-dual tantric philosophy from medieval Kashmir, teaching that all experience is the self-expression of one conscious reality.
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