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Kashmiri Shaivism: Exploring the Non-Dual Reality of Awareness, Self, and the Universe

Kashmiri Shaivism: Exploring the Non-Dual Reality of Awareness, Self, and the Universe

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Series: Trika Foundations: Trilogy, Book 1

General Eastern Religions

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ISBN13: 9798275922462
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 25 2025
Pages: 106
Weight: 0.34
Height: 0.22 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Kashmiri Shaivism is not a belief system. It is a direct exploration of reality, consciousness, and the true nature of the Self. For centuries, the sages of Kashmir - including Abhinavagupta, Utpaladeva, Vasugupta, and Kshemaraja - preserved one of the most profound non-dual traditions the world has ever seen. This book brings that wisdom to modern readers with clarity, precision, and depth. Inside, you will discover: - the nature of universal consciousness - how reality arises as a vibration of awareness - the true meaning of Shiva and Shakti - how perception creates the world - the 36 Tattvas explained simply - the inner science of liberation - practical insights for modern life - the difference between Dualism, Advaita, and Shaivism - how to understand the Self beyond body and mind Unlike academic or mythological texts, this book goes straight to the essence - the direct experience of consciousness itself. Written in a simple yet powerful way, it helps readers understand the core philosophy, the metaphysics, and the inner practices that define Kashmiri Shaivism. Whether you're a spiritual seeker, a student of Indian philosophy, or someone looking for a deeper understanding of consciousness, this book will open a doorway into a timeless worldview. The universe is your consciousness, interpreting itself. This book shows you how and why.

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