A treasury of timeless insights and teachings from the world’s great mystics, seers, and spiritual lineages, including Advaita philosophy and the sacred science of Yoga.
Paramashiva, the Divine Beloved, is the supreme source and ultimate reality—the cosmic consciousness from which all creation emerges and into which all dissolves. He is not merely a deity but the very essence of existence itself: infinite, eternal, and beyond all dualities. As the primordial Lord, Paramashiva embodies pure blissful awareness and boundless compassion, inviting … Read more
Across spiritual traditions, the mystic’s path has always been one of love—not dry ritual, nor dogmatic belief, but an aching, joyful devotion to the Divine. Whether sung aloud in temple courtyards or hidden in metaphors to avoid persecution, this love transcends religion, time, and culture. Below are three devotional classics from different traditions—Bhakti Yoga from … Read more
Historical, Archaeological, and Channeled Perspectives For centuries, Jesus has been portrayed in ways that reflect the cultures, theologies, and imaginations of those who revered him. From the flowing-haired, fair-skinned Christ of European Renaissance art to the more humanized depictions in modern films, his image has been adapted and idealized again and again. But what did … Read more
Who is Yeshua—really? Beyond the religious imagery, beyond the doctrines, beyond the cross and the crown… there is a voice. A presence. A deep, abiding love that continues to speak to us—not from the past, but from the timeless dimension of Spirit. In recent years, many have come to know Yeshua again through channeled works … Read more
Introduction to The Mystical Messiah by Alan Cohen In the vast landscape of spiritual literature, there are moments when a work transcends the boundaries of time, culture, and belief, inviting readers into a realm of profound insight and awakening. The Mystical Messiah by Alan Cohen is such a book. It is not merely a narrative; … Read more
In the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, the second sutra offers a profound definition of yoga: “Yoga citta vṛtti nirodhaḥ”“Yoga is the cessation of the fluctuations of the mind.” This simple yet powerful phrase reminds us that yoga is not just about physical postures but about quieting the constant movement of thoughts. In a world filled … Read more
Divine Incarnation Arunagiri Yogishwara, an embodiment of Paramashiva, graced the physical plane several thousand years ago. He is revered in Hindu scriptures as a manifestation of the divine, bringing the eternal wisdom of Sanatana Dharma to humanity. Timeless Presence Arunagiri Yogishwara retained his human form for several hundred years, demonstrating the extraordinary capabilities of an … Read more
The Eternal, Formless One Paramashiva is the primordial consciousness, the ultimate reality beyond time, space, and form. As the source of all creation, Paramashiva is both immanent and transcendent, pervading every aspect of existence while remaining beyond all limitations. Manifestation as Sadashiva While Paramashiva is formless, He manifests as Sadashiva – the eternal, auspicious one … Read more
Early Life and Spiritual Awakening Jesus Christ was born in Bethlehem, Judea, around 4 BCE. His birth itself is considered miraculous by his followers, as he was said to be born of the Virgin Mary. From a young age, Jesus displayed extraordinary wisdom and a deep connection with the divine. Beginning of Ministry At around … Read more
Early Life in Mecca Mohammed was born in Mecca around 570 CE. He came from the Quraysh tribe and was orphaned at a young age. As a young man, he worked as a merchant and gained a reputation for honesty, earning the title “Al-Amin” (the trustworthy). Divine Revelation and Prophethood At the age of 40, … Read more