A deep exploration of the practical, metaphysical, philosophical, and spiritual processes involved in true meditation. Taking the traditional Yoga and Vedanta perspective that the universe has come from the mind, and that meditation should lead to absorption in the nondual Self, Babaji Bob Kindler explains the method of dissolving the mindstream with the help of charts and a guided meditation.

Nectar of Non-Dual Truth, A Journal of Universal Religious and Philosophical Teachings is an annual publication that contains articles on the philosophy and spirituality of Vedanta and other religious traditions by authentic practitioners. Writers focus on the essential teachings and practices, with special emphasis on the nondual (advaitic) aspects. The articles gathered for each issue are designed to lift the mind up to spiritual heights where body, world, nature, and dual mind are seen as they truly are - vehicles for indwelling Consciousness - rather than as the only reality.

Nectar of Non-Dual Truth, A Journal of Universal Religious and Philosophical Teachings is an annual publication that contains articles on the philosophy and spirituality of Vedanta and other religious traditions by authentic practitioners. Writers focus on the essential teachings and practices, with special emphasis on the nondual (advaitic) aspects. The articles gathered for each issue are designed to lift the mind up to spiritual heights where body, world, nature, and dual mind are seen as they truly are - vehicles for indwelling Consciousness - rather than as the only reality.

Nectar of Non-Dual Truth, A Journal of Universal Religious and Philosophical Teachings Nectar is an annual publication that contains articles on the philosophy and spirituality of Vedanta and other religious traditions by authentic practitioners. Writers focus on the essential teachings and practices, with special emphasis on the nondual (advaitic) aspects. The articles gathered for each issue are designed to lift the mind up to spiritual heights where body, world, nature, and dual mind are seen as they truly are - vehicles for indwelling Consciousness - rather than as the only reality.

In recent times opportunistic teachers have presented Kundalini Yoga shorn of its deepest spirituality and focused only on hatha yoga and uninformed pranayam. In fact, the purpose of Kundalini Yoga is Self-realization. As a result of dumbing down the Kundalini Yoga philosophy, people have come to imagine, for instance, that the seven chakras are actually in the physical spine, when they are really found inwardly, in the subtle and causal bodies of humanity - and beyond. Kundalini Shakti is the dynamic spiritual energy conceived of as the Divine Mother of the Universe Who rises up (inwards) through the seven chakras, often termed "Lotuses." Mother Kundalini is coiled up at the "base of the spine," and ignobly limited to the lower three centers of eating, drinking, and sex life. Kundalini Yoga is about attracting Mother Power to uncoil Herself via well-informed spiritual practices. Reclaiming Kundalini Yoga, by Babaji Bob Kindler, is a concise and revealing book bringing an authentic and enlightened perspective to this esoteric subject. Fourteen teaching charts are included, along with a new translation of the Devi Gita from the Srimad Devi Bhagavatam. The author concludes with an important appendix detailing the role of pure and sanctified food and how to utilize its sublimated energy in realization of Kundalini Yoga.

Few books or writings are available on Mother Kali, the primordial Goddess and the Divine Mother of the Universe. Twenty-four powerful representations which attend Her remarkable personage and which are eternal portions of Her august form are discussed. Describing many of Her divine aspects and rendering them clear to the contemporary reader, demystifying perplexing issues and removing age-old fallacies while still maintaining the rich meaning and symbology of Her astounding Presence.