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Vimarsha is awareness knowing itself. Not merely that something appears, but that the appearing is self-aware. It is the term that most sharply distinguishes the nondual Shaivism of Kashmir from every tradition next to it.
Most contemplative traditions ask you to see through the world. This one does not. It says the world is what awareness looks like when it is being free, and that the body, the senses, and even the emotions you have been told to transcend are doors standing open.
Kashmir Shaivism produced some of the most sophisticated nondual philosophy ever written, and almost all of it reaches English either as untranslated Sanskrit or as vague talk about energy. Between those two is a precise path: three graded means, a detailed account of why a single awareness would ever appear as a limited and anxious person, and one hundred twelve practices short enough to do while waiting for a train.
This book is that material, arranged as twenty lessons across six modules.
What You Will Practice
- Prakasha and vimarsha, the light and its self-awareness, and how to look for the second one directly
- The five acts of consciousness, including concealment, found inside an ordinary perception
- The thirty-six levels as the anatomy of a single moment, and the five sheaths that turn unlimited awareness into a person
- The three impurities, and why working on behavior alone leaves the deepest of them untouched
- Grace, and the exact sense in which practice does not cause it and is not therefore pointless
- The two turning points of the breath, and the gap between breaths the tradition calls the center
- Mantra in three stages, ending where the sound stops and something continues
- The empowered means: not stopping thought but replacing it, until the true thought consumes itself along with the false one
- Emotion entered rather than managed, with the limits on that practice stated plainly
- Beauty and wonder as structurally the same event as recognition, briefer and shallower
- The divine means, catching an intention before it divides into a wanter and a wanted
- Anupaya, and the counterfeit of it that costs sincere practitioners a decade
- Fullness, and liberation while living, in a householder tradition that never thought a cave was required
Who It Is For
The reader who has met these ideas as talk about energy and wants to know what the source material says. The practitioner trained in a tradition of subtraction who suspects that seeing through the world is not the same as being free in it. And the householder who has quietly concluded that the serious version of the path is closed to them.
Nothing was ever added. Nothing has to be removed. What you are looking with is what you are looking for.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Vimarsha is awareness knowing itself. Not merely that something appears, but that the appearing is self-aware. It is the term that most sharply distinguishes the nondual Shaivism of Kashmir from every tradition next to it.Most contemplative traditions ask you to see through the world. This one does not. It says the world is what awareness looks like when it is being free, and that the body, the senses, and even the emotions you have been told to transcend are doors standing open.Kashmir Shaivism produced some of the most sophisticated nondual philosophy ever written, and almost all of it reaches English either as untranslated Sanskrit or as vague talk about energy. Between those two is a precise path: three graded means, a detailed account of why a single awareness would ever appear as a limited and anxious person, and one hundred twelve practices short enough to do while waiting for a train.This book is that material, arranged as twenty lessons across six modules.What You Will PracticePrakasha and vimarsha, the light and its self-awareness, and how to look for the second one directlyThe five acts of consciousness, including concealment, found inside an ordinary perceptionThe thirty-six levels as the anatomy of a single moment, and the five sheaths that turn unlimited awareness into a personThe three impurities, and why working on behavior alone leaves the deepest of them untouchedGrace, and the exact sense in which practice does not cause it and is not therefore pointlessThe two turning points of the breath, and the gap between breaths the tradition calls the centerMantra in three stages, ending where the sound stops and something continuesThe empowered means: not stopping thought but replacing it, until the true thought consumes itself along with the false oneEmotion entered rather than managed, with the limits on that practice stated plainlyBeauty and wonder as structurally the same event as recognition, briefer and shallowerThe divine means, catching an intention before it divides into a wanter and a wantedAnupaya, and the counterfeit of it that costs sincere practitioners a decadeFullness, and liberation while living, in a householder tradition that never thought a cave was requiredWho It Is ForThe reader who has met these ideas as talk about energy and wants to know what the source material says. The practitioner trained in a tradition of subtraction who suspects that seeing through the world is not the same as being free in it. And the householder who has quietly concluded that the serious version of the path is closed to them.Nothing was ever added. Nothing has to be removed. What you are looking with is what you are looking for. Instead of seeking liberation by escaping the world, this guide teaches you to find freedom within it by recognizing that every sensation and emotion is the very essence of consciousness itself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798182700610
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Vimarsha is awareness knowing itself. Not merely that something appears, but that the appearing is self-aware. It is the term that most sharply distinguishes the nondual Shaivism of Kashmir from every tradition next to it.Most contemplative traditions ask you to see through the world. This one does not. It says the world is what awareness looks like when it is being free, and that the body, the senses, and even the emotions you have been told to transcend are doors standing open.Kashmir Shaivism produced some of the most sophisticated nondual philosophy ever written, and almost all of it reaches English either as untranslated Sanskrit or as vague talk about energy. Between those two is a precise path: three graded means, a detailed account of why a single awareness would ever appear as a limited and anxious person, and one hundred twelve practices short enough to do while waiting for a train.This book is that material, arranged as twenty lessons across six modules.What You Will PracticePrakasha and vimarsha, the light and its self-awareness, and how to look for the second one directlyThe five acts of consciousness, including concealment, found inside an ordinary perceptionThe thirty-six levels as the anatomy of a single moment, and the five sheaths that turn unlimited awareness into a personThe three impurities, and why working on behavior alone leaves the deepest of them untouchedGrace, and the exact sense in which practice does not cause it and is not therefore pointlessThe two turning points of the breath, and the gap between breaths the tradition calls the centerMantra in three stages, ending where the sound stops and something continuesThe empowered means: not stopping thought but replacing it, until the true thought consumes itself along with the false oneEmotion entered rather than managed, with the limits on that practice stated plainlyBeauty and wonder as structurally the same event as recognition, briefer and shallowerThe divine means, catching an intention before it divides into a wanter and a wantedAnupaya, and the counterfeit of it that costs sincere practitioners a decadeFullness, and liberation while living, in a householder tradition that never thought a cave was requiredWho It Is ForThe reader who has met these ideas as talk about energy and wants to know what the source material says. The practitioner trained in a tradition of subtraction who suspects that seeing through the world is not the same as being free in it. And the householder who has quietly concluded that the serious version of the path is closed to them.Nothing was ever added. Nothing has to be removed. What you are looking with is what you are looking for. Instead of seeking liberation by escaping the world, this guide teaches you to find freedom within it by recognizing that every sensation and emotion is the very essence of consciousness itself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798182700610
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