Talk:Aham (Kashmir Shaivism)

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Moved from the main Kashmir Shaivism article

In response to complaints that the section on Aham is too technical and detailed for it to be a part of the main article, I have moved it in a separate location. Hopefully now it is easier to read too because of all the headings and the summary. Visarga 10:42, 5 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

My comment : This is not about the 36 tattvas but a mixture of everything. Kechari-Mudra is not the highest state of consciousness but just helps - aham awakens the Para-Nada in the heart(Naam does the same)- in Tibetan Mystics it awakens the gtumo-Fire - The force works then between the tongue and the heart - This Nada is behind space and time (www.universal-path.org/kash.htm) and is identical with

the Surat Shabda Stream. This is not from a true guru !

--Manbu (talk) 16:14, 29 June 2009 (UTC)[reply]