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2. SCIENCE OF TRIVENI IN THE GORAKSHA SATAKA OF GORAKHNATH, PART 2

RE: THE HOLY FAMILY TRINITY OF FATHER, MOTHER, & CHILD (HOLY SPIRIT)

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This segment does not pertain to The Goraksha Sataka, but to

Gorakhnath or Gorakshanath and his guru, Matsyendranath. One comment

about The Goraksha Paddhati: The two main techniques or Mudras

listed there, are Khechari (Heavenly) Mudra and what has now become

called " Alternate Nostril Breathing " . Gorakhanath states that

Khechari Mudra and this " Cross-Breathing " , as Mahayanis call it,

bestow Liberation, but that is not true if they are misinterpreted.

 

The " Prana (formerly Breath, now Genetic Efflux, mainly urine and

semen) is exchanged " between left and right " , which the text

explains are Sun and Moon, which are the two main symbols for man

and woman in many scriptures of the ancient world. Even our

Christian St. Francis wrote a work called: " Brother Sun and Sister

Moon " . This " solar and lunar " symbology is how these enigmatic

methods are revealed to be Tantric.

 

Gorakhnath's greatest disciple, Svatmarama, wrote, in his Hatha Yoga

Pradipika: " Amaroli is drinking from the midsteam " . " All the (male)

adept needs for Vajroli is some milk and a woman who is willing. "

That means Rasa Tantra! Of that, there is no doubt! Now, the chela

might see that these strange and unique teachings are the same Rasa

Tantra Christians call " The Marriage Supper of the Lamb of God " .

 

Those who are not able to be initiated, will cling to the current

popular literal interpretations of Alternate Nostril Breathing and

of Khechari Mudra, which is to stick your tongue up into the nasal

cavity to stimulate the secretions of mucous, which you are to drink

like " Soma " . As we have determined, especially from the Vedas, the

oldest of Hindu Shastra, that Soma is Genetic Efflux, mostly urine.

 

We have already determined that Soma describes the Five Sacraments

of Genetic Efflux: 1. Urine, Shivambu, 2. Semen, Shukla, Shukra,

Bindu, 3. Milk from Shakti Ma, 4. Menstruum, Rajas, and, 5. Saliva,

the least of these literal Sacraments of the Holy Eucharist. But

those who must cling to old errors, which never benefited anyone,

can deny Rasa Tantra and practice breathing exercises and can suck

their post-nasal drip forever without any benefit.

 

As we have said, these Nath Mudras can sometimes be highly

allegorical, since they already stated there is a secret, not to be

told. These many techniques are a departure from the Sanatana

Dharma, until the chela realizes that this is all about Rasa Tantra,

placing Prana or Bioplasma in the Middle Path or Channel of

Shushumna, whereby the Kundalini Shakti or Holy Spirit will rise to

the two highest Chakras in the head.

 

Get honest and intelligent, and figure out the mistakes in your Yoga

Sadhana and correct them. Otherwise, you will fail to attain the

Longer, Happier Life. Gorakhnath states that these two techniques

will bestow Liberation, but check out the students at all the Yoga

schools, and you will see that erroneous practices, derived from

these false, literal interpretations, have failed to Save anyone

from anything. Get real! Jai SitaRam! Jai Om. - Sw. Tantrasangha

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A HISTORY OF THE NATH YOGA LINEAGE AND ITS FOUNDERS

 

Matsyendranath

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matsyendranath

 

Macchindranath(9th-10th century) was one of the eighty-four

Mahasiddhas, and is the patron deity of Nepal. He was guru of

Gorakshanath, with whom he founded the school of Hatha yoga, one of

the branches of Yogic practices.

 

Nomenclature and etymology

 

Macchindranath was born out of fish's (Sanskrit: Matsya) 'womb'

(Sanskrit: garbha) and then adopted by a fisherman. He is considered

by many to be the founder of the Nath Sampradaya of sadhus. While

the Naths had actually been known much earlier, from the time of

Dattatreya, Macchinndranath did initiate a revival by combining the

three viewpoints of Siddha, Tantra, and Nath philosophy.

 

Scholarship has tentatively associated Macchindranath with Luipa who

is venerated as a Mahasiddha in Vajrayana.

 

Machhindranath temples in Nepal

 

Amongst the most famous temples of Machhindranath in Kathmandu

valley, one is Rato (red) Machhindranath temple in Patan (near

Kathmandu) and the other one is Seto (white) Machhindranath temple

in Kathmandu.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matsyendranath

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Gorakshanath

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorakhnath

 

Gorakshanath (also known as Gorakhnath) was an 11th to 12th century

Nath yogi, connected to Shaivism as one of the two most important

disciples of Matsyendranath, the other being Caurangi. There are

varying records of the spiritual descent of Gorakshanath. All name

Adinath and Matsyendranath as two teachers preceding him in the

succession. Though one account lists five gurus preceding Adinath

and another lists six teachers between Matsyendranath and

Gorakshanath, current tradition has Adinath identified with Lord

Shiva as the direct teacher of Matsyendranath, who was himself the

direct teacher of Gorakshanath.

 

The Nath tradition underwent its greatest expansion during the time

of Gorakshanath. He produced a number of writings and even today is

considered the greatest of the Nathis. It has been purported that it

was Gorakshanath who wrote the first books on Laya yoga. In India

there are many caves, many with temples built over them, where it is

said that Gorakshanath spent time in meditation. According to

Bhagawan Nityananda, the samadhi shrine (tomb) of Gorakshanath

resides at Nath Mandir near the Vajreshwari temple about a kilometer

from Ganeshpuri, Maharashtra, India.

 

Romola Butalia, an Indian writer of Yoga history lists the works

attributed to Gorakshanath as follows:

 

" Guru Gorakhnath is thought to have authored several books including

the Goraksha Samhita, Goraksha Gita, Siddha Siddhanta Paddhati, Yoga

Martanada, Yoga Siddhanta Paddhati, Yoga-Bija, Yoga Chintamani. He

is believed to be the founder of the Nath Sampradaya and it is

stated that the nine Naths and 84 Siddhas are all human forms,

created as yogic manifestations to spread the message of yoga and

meditation to the world. It is they who reveal samadhi to mankind. "

 

One legend states that Guru Gorakshanath, the " eternal sage " ,

traditionally associated with Hatha Yoga (one of the branches of

Yogic practices), has been around for thousands of years watching

the welfare of humanity. Other legends ascribe different stories to

his birth and the period of his worldly existence, and they vary

greatly. The Nath Rahasya, which literally translates into the

mystery of the masters, recounts birth, work, and death of nine such

Naths (masters), and Guru Gorakshanath was the ninth Nath, preceded

by his Guru, the eighth Nath, namely, Matsyendranath.

 

Traditionally, Guru Gorakshanath is believed to have been born

sometime in the 8th century, whereas some believe it to be anytime

from 8th century to several centuries later. He traveled widely

across the Indian subcontinent, and accounts about him are found in

some forms or others several places including Afghanistan,

Baluchistan, Punjab, Sind, Uttar Pradesh, Nepal, Assam, Bengal,

Maharashtra, and even Sri Lanka.

 

Gurkhas of Nepal also take their name from this saint. Gorakhpur,

the district headquarters of Gorakhpur District, is believed to

derive its name from Guru Gorakhnath.

 

Osho (Rajneesh) regarded Gorakshanath as one of the four great

innovators of Indian religion, alongside Patanjali, Buddha, and

Krishna, who are to be regarded as originating the paths of yoga,

meditation, and love respectively. Gorakshanath (who Osho called

Gorakh) originated the search for " methods and techniques of

sadhana " . " Through him a new type of religion was born. Without

Gorakh, there could be no Kabir, no Nanak, no Dadu, no Vajid, no

Farid, no Meera -- without Gorakh none of these are possible. "

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorakhnath

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