These are the responses from participants of The S-Turn Program Batch 2, who have just received Samaya Diksha and completed the program. They were asked to share what they experienced during their S-Turn journey. Their responses have been kept exactly…
The attachment we have toward anyone does not allow us to live peacefully; it brings suffering. Attachment, no matter whom it is toward, if you become attached to a woman or a man, even if you do not get them,…
This blog is the fifth installment in a series of recent conversations between Adi Suyash and one of his disciples on Tantric Buddhism. These conversations are lucid and spontaneous, the questions are asked on the spot, unplanned, and the answers…
This blog is the fourth installment in a series of recent conversations between Adi Suyash and one of his disciples on Tantric Buddhism. These conversations are lucid and spontaneous, the questions are asked on the spot, unplanned, and the answers…
This blog is the third installment in a series of recent conversations between Adi Suyash and one of his disciples on Tantric Buddhism. These conversations are lucid and spontaneous, the questions are asked on the spot, unplanned, and the answers…
This blog is another installment in a series of recent conversations between Adi Suyash and one of his disciples on Tantric Buddhism. These conversations are lucid and spontaneous, the questions are asked on the spot, unplanned, and the answers are…
This is a transcript of a recent verbal conversation between Adi Suyash and one of his sādhikās, addressing some of her questions about Tibetan Buddhism. The discussion explores yogic visualization and symbolic deity practices, examining how identification can expand from…
It was in Purnia, on a warm July night in 2003, that this chapter began. The clock had just crossed into the twenty-third of July, exactly midnight, 00:00 hours, when I emerged from my mother’s womb into the world. At…
Where a story really begins, and where it really ends, is difficult to determine. The soul has neither a beginning nor an end, and the same is true even for this character named Adi Suyash. For he is neither separate…
A seeker asked: Adi Suyash answers: The way to know whether you are truly following the rules is simple. Try to remain conscious at all times. The aim is to do nothing unconsciously. Do not allow any action, thought, or…
How does one get over lust, that urge which pushes you to release sexual energy in ways you may not prefer, such as masturbation? First, understand this: sexual energy is simply creative energy. It is an inherent potential within you,…
Shiva declares in the Gama Tantra, that … women are to be worshipped with reverence and care, every woman, without exception. Even those who have abandoned conventional norms, who live beyond rigid notions of propriety, who partake of all things,…
From childhood, I have held a distinct and enduring love for fire, a fascination that remains alive within me even today. I once kept a collection of lighters (though it was often misunderstood by others…). At home, there were substances…
This is an excerpt from Episode 1 of the YouTube session on Vijñāna Bhairava Tantra, where I explain, among many other things, the meaning of the word ‘Tantra‘. “The word Tantra carries many meanings. In the simplest terms, Tantra means…
Reviving the knowledge of Shiva is one of my central purposes, for it will be the first and most essential step toward the establishment of Rama Rajya. The history of India clearly shows that the nation was at its most…
When I was in school, I remember this clearly, although strangely I don’t remember anything good about my school, only the bad memories. Perhaps nothing good ever happened! The memory goes something like this: I had no friends. Mostly because…
Adi Suyash recounts this experience in the introduction to his book Threads of Transcendence, describing the moment when he was about to leave his body. “When I experienced the ultimate truth through intense Śaktipāta from Śiva, I wanted to leave the physical…
ये करम अज्ञान के, फल जिन्हें भोगना पड़ा, कष्ट में जो हैं खड़े, तू साथ उनके हो खड़ा। बोझ उनका कर दे हल्का, हाथ अपना थामकर, मांगते जो वस्तु हैं वो, दे उन्हें तू दान कर। तन से, मन से,…
Adi Suyash: Because the mind has already created fixed categories: this should be enjoyed, that should not; this is good, that is bad. Remove these categories, and possessiveness (parigraha) will dissolve on its own. Isn’t that so? Simply enjoy everything.…
आदि सुयश: क्योंकि उसके मस्तिष्क में श्रेणियाँ (categories) निर्धारित हैं—कि इसका आनंद लेना चाहिए और इसका नहीं; यह अच्छा है और यह बुरा है। यदि उन श्रेणियों को हटा दो, तो परिग्रह (possessiveness) अपने आप समाप्त हो जाएगा। है या…
