Anyone here ever learned about tantra? Tried to put it into practice? Just pertaining to sex, or other aspects of it?
The works of Kenneth Grant, a successor to Aleister Crowley, drew much upon tantra.
Donald Michael Kraig earned a degree in Philosophy from UCLA, and then in the next decade he began teaching and writing on both Western and Eastern occult topics.
But he died too early, battling pancreatic cancer. en.wikipedia.org
Kraig contributed to, and I'd read it before. It's good. Good pictures too: amazon.com
Reading now Kraig's tantra book: amazon.com
references: NAMASTE nmrjournal.com
and: AMOOKOS amookos.org
Talks about the five elements, Tattvas
Talks about relations between Eastern Chakras and the Western Tree of Life
Talks about their being 4 Yugas, and the 4th is the Kali Yuga. It started in 3120 BC, and it lasts 432,000 years. It is an age characterized by viciousness, weakness, and disease.
"... in this age people will earn respect simply by owning things and will tell lie after lie to become successful. Sex will be the only way people will be able to enjoy life, and people will confuse the outer trappings of religion with true spirituality."
And while in the other yugas the ideal spiritual texts are the Vedas and other Hindu texts, the ideal texts for the Kali Yuga are the Tantras.
SJG
All the Kabbalah You Really Need To Know youtube.com
The $55 trillion question, credit default swaps archive.fortune.com
Come on, san_jose_fag. It's called dialectical materialism. Not dialectical mysticism. Or are you having no look with the former? Those people still to down to earth. So next you'll pull out some more stops to try and get the real space cases to join your church. Man, are you one dumb fag.