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Recieved: 1999/11/14 13:25
Subject: [K-list] kundalini
From: winter mute
On 1999/11/14 13:25, winter mute posted thus to the K-list:
On Sat, 13 Nov 1999 19:38:11 Zala wrote:
>In Tantra there are two cadres, two stages, or two varieties, amongst
>yogis.
>One of the stages is known as kaola, and the other Maha'kaola.
>
>Kula* is the noun, kaola the adjective. All spiritual aspirants
>(sa'dhakas),
>each and every sa'dhaka, can become a kaola through sa'dhana' (spiritual
>practices).
Honored sadhaka, care to tell us what your sadhana
is ? :)
>Maha'kaolas are rare personalities.
>That Ta'raka Brahma takes shape, physical shape, to help the general
>people
>in their progress in the realm of Tantra and yoga. Such people are
>Maha'kaolas.
:) Thanks for that input. :)
Very intresting.
>Shiva was a Maha'kaola. He came here about 7000 years ago. After Him,
>about
>3500 years ago, there came another Maha'kaola. He was called Krs'n'a.
>
>So Shiva, or Sada'shiva, was a
>Maha'kaola.
>And He brought all the expressions and activities, all the secrets, of
>Tantra, within the framework of a system. That is, He systematized all
>Tantric and yogic pursuits, or actions.
After Shiva and Krishna
there have been a small number of
other such Mahakaolas, haven't there ? :)
>Shiva's spouse was Gaorii. She was also known as Pa'rvatii. In Sanskrit
>'parvat" means "mountain". Gaorii was a mountain girl, a Himalayan girl;
>that's why she is commonly known as "Pa'rvatii". She was also a great
>yogi.
Is not Gaori / Parvati seen as the female
aspect of Shiva as well ?
Best regards,
Amanda.
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