Isbn: 9798242923973 - the art of self-recognition: a modern paraphrase of six key texts on nondual shaivism (5 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The Art of Self-Recognition is a modern paraphrase of six foundational texts of Nondual Kashmir Shaivism, one of the most sophisticated and experientially precise philosophies ever articulated. Long concealed behind dense Sanskrit, ritual symbolism, and scholastic complexity, this tradition offers a radically simple insight: enlightenment is not something to be achieved-it is the recognition of what you already are. In this work, Spyder Rex strips away mythic literalism and academic opacity to reveal Shaivism as a direct phenomenology of consciousness. Rather than presenting metaphysical beliefs, the book offers a series of clear invitations to notice, recognize, and rest in the self-luminous awareness that animates all experience. The ancient "Path of Shiva" is reframed not as a religious system, but as a living exploration of perception, identity, and freedom-fully relevant to the modern mind. The book presents contemporary renderings of six key texts: the Vijnana Bhairava Tantra, with its 112 gateways to recognition embedded in everyday life; the Virupakapancasika, which dismantles spiritual striving in favor of effortless being; the Siva Sutras, mapping the structure of universal consciousness; the Spanda Karika, revealing the subtle pulse animating all experience; the Isvara-pratyabhijna-karika, offering a rigorous nondual logic of recognition; and Abhinavagupta's Tantrasara, synthesizing the entire path into a single, unified vision. At its heart, Nondual Shaivism teaches that reality is one dynamic field of consciousness-free, creative, and self-aware. Our sense of separation is not a flaw in reality but a temporary contraction of awareness, a habit of forgetting our own vastness. These teachings do not ask for belief; they ask for attention. They provide both the conceptual clarity and practical insight needed to dissolve the illusion of separation and recognize Shiva-not as a distant deity, but as the awareness present in breath, thought, sensation, and silence. The Art of Self-Recognition is not about acquiring freedom, but remembering it. It is a guide for seekers, philosophers, psychologists, and anyone drawn to the nature of consciousness, offering a timeless recognition expressed in a language suited for now. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The Art of Self-Recognition is a modern paraphrase of six foundational texts of Nondual Kashmir Shaivism, one of the most sophisticated and experientially precise philosophies ever articulated. Long concealed behind dense Sanskrit, ritual symbolism, and scholastic complexity, this tradition offers a radically simple insight: enlightenment is not something to be achieved-it is the recognition of what you already are. In this work, Spyder Rex strips away mythic literalism and academic opacity to reveal Shaivism as a direct phenomenology of consciousness. Rather than presenting metaphysical beliefs, the book offers a series of clear invitations to notice, recognize, and rest in the self-luminous awareness that animates all experience. The ancient "Path of Shiva" is reframed not as a religious system, but as a living exploration of perception, identity, and freedom-fully relevant to the modern mind. The book presents contemporary renderings of six key texts: the Vijnana Bhairava Tantra, with its 112 gateways to recognition embedded in everyday life; the Virupakapancasika, which dismantles spiritual striving in favor of effortless being; the Siva Sutras, mapping the structure of universal consciousness; the Spanda Karika, revealing the subtle pulse animating all experience; the Isvara-pratyabhijna-karika, offering a rigorous nondual logic of recognition; and Abhinavagupta's Tantrasara, synthesizing the entire path into a single, unified vision. At its heart, Nondual Shaivism teaches that reality is one dynamic field of consciousness-free, creative, and self-aware. Our sense of separation is not a flaw in reality but a temporary contraction of awareness, a habit of forgetting our own vastness. These teachings do not ask for belief; they ask for attention. They provide both the conceptual clarity and practical insight needed to dissolve the illusion of separation and recognize Shiva-not as a distant deity, but as the awareness present in breath, thought, sensation, and silence. The Art of Self-Recognition is not about acquiring freedom, but remembering it. It is a guide for seekers, philosophers, psychologists, and anyone drawn to the nature of consciousness, offering a timeless recognition expressed in a language suited for now. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…