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Wednesday, October 23, 2013

The Hidden Science of Sex:
Spiritual Transmutation of Vital Force
by
Pandit Shriram Sharma Acharya


The subtle forms of the vital energies, physically manifested in the two sexes (male and female), have been discussed in great detail in the ancient Indian spiritual literature under the names Pran and Rayi, Agni and Soma, Swaha and Swadha. 

Material manifestation of life by the union of the physical forms of these complementary energies is a very small though well known illustration of the magnificent powers of their subtle counterparts. The wise, sane and self-controlled commingling of these subtle energies is instinct with sublime creativity, enthusiasm, exaltation and joy and leads to a state of unalloyed happiness. 

Its fundamental role in the origin, expansion and movement of life in matter should be studied deeply to find out definite ways of saving men and women from suffering the deadly effects of uncontrolled indulgence in carnal desires, eroticism and related practices and at the same time enabling them to make creative use of their individual as well as ‘coupled’ bio-energies for soul upliftment along with multifaceted growth of human society as a whole.







 
The Pineal Eye
by
Dr. M. Doreal


One of the most important of the teachings of occultism has been that concerning the pineal eye, this is important because with the mastery of that center in the body there comes about a development of what are ordinarily called supernormal or supernatural powers.









Inner Tradition of Magic
by
William G. Gray


In This Book, Mr. Gray discusses the basics of ceremonial magic, but also introduces readers to the power concept of Telesmatic images and questions the relevance of magic in the nuclear age, which can also be applied to some degree to the technology age we live in.

In particular Mr. Gray developed the Rite of Light, which is a practice focused on accessing the innermost mysteries of esoteric orders without drawing on any particular religious affiliation.







 
Ancient Secrets of the Fountain of Youth
by 
Peter Kelder, 
Bernie S. Siegel


Simple, easy to follow exercises to help improve your health and to keep vitality and vigor. It is a wonderful explanation of the the five tibetan rituals. very upbeat writing style.







The Tao of Natural Breathing: 
For Health, Well-Being, and Inner Growth
by
Dennis Lewis


Dennis Lewis draws on his many years of study in the Gurdjieff work, Advaita Vedanta, and Taoism to show how natural, whole-body breathing can improve health, increase energy, and support the quest for inner growth. 

Along with breathing practices designed to open the three primal energy centers, the book defines natural breathing; provides a clear, illustrated description of the physiology of breathing; and offers suggestions on how to use spacious breathing both in times of stress and in everyday life
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Abuses of the Sexual Function
by
E.P. Miller, M. D.


This book will show you what will happend if you abuse the sexual organ and its function. the simple things is it must be for procreation only, not for recreation purpose.








Thursday, October 17, 2013

Kundalini: 
The Arousal of the Inner Energy
by
Ajit Mookerjee


Today in the West, scientists and philosophers, mystics and seekers of higher consciousness are intensively searching for means of releasing the vital energy (kundalini) that lies latent in each of us. Tantra, which does not deny the body, but harnesses its energies and powers for spiritual growth, is the most detailed and authoritative teaching of this kind in existence. 

In this book, Ajit Mookerjee writes of the core experience of Tantra, the process in which the energy is awakened and rises throughout the energy centers (chakras) to unite with Pure Consciousness at the crown of the head.

The author drew on an extensive range of original manuscript sources for both the text an the magnificent illustrations found throughout the book.