Shivoham Path

This question only offends people who mistake morality for consciousness. Because the moment you look closely, you realize something uncomfortable: spirituality was never designed for the obedient. Obedience produces followers. It produces compliance, repetition, and discipline but not awareness.You can follow every rule and still be completely disconnected from yourself. In fact, many people do exactly that. They know what to wear, what not to say, what to avoid, how to beh

Somewhere along the way, enlightenment was turned into a gated community. It became something rare, unreachable, and reserved for a specific kind of person, the disciplined one, the obedient one, the one who follows the right rituals, bows to the right guru, wears the right clothes, says the right things, and never steps out of line. According to this version of reality, enlightenment must arrive through a strict framework. One path. One authority. One approved way of living.

There is a woman in Kashmir who still walks barefoot through history. They call her Lalla. Lalleshwari. Lalla Yogini. She slips past borders, Hindu and Muslim, body and spirit, lover and Beloved until the lines themselves begin to tremble. She sings, she strips, she burns, and in that burning the world learns a different grammar of love: not piety that tiptoes, but eros that becomes liberation . This is her mystery and her method. Why Lalla matters now In a time that treats s

In the journey of the soul, not every form of spiritual practice carries the same vibration or purpose. Some paths refine the vessel, others ignite the very source within. In the Shaiva-Tantric  understanding, especially as explained in texts like Tantrāloka  and modern works such as Secrets of Shaktipāt and Kuṇḍalinī Yoga , every seeker evolves through three broad stages of initiation from ego-driven effort to the spontaneous play of Grace itself. 1. Āṇavī Dīkṣā: The Atomic

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