How many tantra do we have in our body?

Why? Because we are, according to Tantric anatomy, not one, but a composite of five bodies (pancha koshas): the physical body, the energetic body, the mental/emotional body, the inner-teacher or wisdom body, and the bliss body.

What are the four classes of tantra?

Contents

• 1.1 Kriyā
• 1.2 Caryā
• 1.3 Yoga.
• 1.4 Unsurpassable Yoga. 1.4.1 Tantras.

What is tantric system?

The tantric mahasiddhas developed yogic systems with subtle body and sexual elements which could lead to magical powers (siddhis), immortality, as well as spiritual liberation (moksha, nirvana). Sexual yoga was seen as one way of producing a blissful expansion of consciousness that could lead to liberation.

What is the difference between Tantra and Tantric?

Tantras are works that primarily focus on ritual and meditative practices, so the term tantric also envelops the practices associated with these scriptures, which were traditionally disseminated by the tāntrikas (the Sanskrit term also designates tantric practitioners), along with the texts.

What religion uses tantra?

Tantra, (Sanskrit: “Loom”) any of numerous texts dealing with the esoteric practices of some Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain sects.

What is white tantra?

White tantra is the solo practice, which incorporate yoga and meditation. Red tantra is the sexual practice. While both use sexual energy, the goal of the two practices is different. The goal of red tantra is to create a deeper bond with a partner, while white tantra is about creating a deeper bond with yourself.

What is the difference between Tantra and tantric?

What is Tantra worship?

The esoteric part of Tantric worship (puja) is complicated and in many respects different from the ceremonies that it has influenced. Tantric devotees interpret their texts by means of an ambiguous “twilight” language and distinguish between the texts’ “external” and their esoteric meaning.

How do I practice white tantra?

When practicing White Tantric Yoga, you are supposed to wrap the top of your head, not just the arc line around your temples, to contain the energy created during meditation and focus it toward the ajna chakra (the third eye chakra, or sixth chakra). In Kundalini Yoga, your turban is your crown.