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Mystical Philosophy of Universal Consciousness
Shiva is the passive aspect who "gives" the life essence (spirit) and
creative impetus and Shakti is energy, creation, the active aspect of
GOD. Thus Creation is akin to the idea of GOD making love with
him/herself. Shiva and Shakti are the true essence of the human
being, composed of spirit and matter (body). In the active aspect,
the female is in the "active" position while the male is in the
"passive" position.
LAYA YOGA
Laya yoga is a form of Tantric discipline based on the dissolution of the individual
consciousness into the divine through special meditations.
The Tantric Origins of Christian Gnosticism in Ancient Egypt and Africa
Hexapla is an Old Testament edition compiled in six columns by the Alexandrian Philosopher
Origen (c. 185- c. 254) about 231-245. Each page of the work has six versions of text: Greek
translation of the Hebrew, Hebrew, and the four Greek versions--Symmachus, Aquila,
Theodotion, and Septuagint. Origen introduced a concept through an allegorical interpretation of
the Song of Songs book of the Old Testament. This interpretation gave impetus to the lovemysticism
which talks about a "marriage" between Christ or God and the "soul bride" (soul of
the individual human being). The love mystics speak of kisses and secret embraces between the
bridegroom (God) and the soul bride. Herein lies the flowering of Tantrism, which is evident in
even earlier Christian Gnosticism in the Gospel of Phillip and other Christian Gospels which
originated in Alexandria (Egypt). Here again, Egypt figures prominently in Tantrism and the
development of Gnostic Christianity.
Tantrism, especially in the doctrines concerning the wisdom of sexuality and the Life Force
energy existed much earlier in Africa. In the book Egyptian Yoga: The Philosophy of
Enlightenment, the focus was on defining yoga and tracing its roots in Africa and its
development in India. In this volume, we will go deeper into the Yogic teachings of Egypt,
focusing on a profound study of the esoteric aspects of Tantric yoga. From here, the goal will
be to explore the teachings the Tantric forms of thought and leading into two specific forms of
Tantrism: Yoga of Sexual energy sublimation and Yoga of Life Force energy development,
commonly known as Kundalini Yoga. Since both Indian and Gnostic mystical philosophies are
directly linked to Egyptian religion, philosophy and Yoga, we will be using both Gnostic
(Coptic) Christian and Sanskrit terminology along with the Egyptian through the course of this
work. This will help those who are familiar with other mystical philosophies and those who have
a working knowledge of world religions to better comprehend the Ancient Egyptian teachings in
the context of the individual’s own experience. It is our hope that the Egyptian teachings will
shed light on other Yogas and Religions so as to add to their understanding and practice.
One of the most important Tantric-Buddhist doctrines is "Samsara equals Nirvana". When
viewed from the standpoint of the individual ego, one's personality looks on the world as
separate, filled with separate objects and people from oneself. From the standpoint of the
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