Kaulantak Peeth Nepal

Misinterpretation of spiritual fact that Aghoris are cannibalistic. This is the second post about the Aghora philosophy. The first post of Aghora was explained with relevance to vedanta. Both have things in common which were outlined. Let me write to some myths about Aghora and if they have any degree of truth in them? 1) Aghori eats Human flesh. If you have read my previous post on Aghora-1 , you might as well conclude that the Aghora lineage has some big seers and saints. The tradition starts from Lord Shiva, the famous Aghoris were Lord Dattatreya who initiated Aghori Kinaram to this lineage. The Kinaram lineage is one authentic lineage of Aghora tradition that is predominant and prevalent in Indian subcontinent and the ashram of Aghori Kinaram is in Varanasi. His guru was none other then Mahasiddha Dattatreya. Mahasiddha Dattatreya the pinnacle of wisdom of both Vedanti and the Aghora sect would not advocate any Aghori to be a cannibal. Aghoras have restriction upon nothing but thi...

The world is run by media. Media controls everything. Media controls our choices, our beliefs and our actions. Media implants ideas in the minds of an individual and since emotions have effect on mind, the media targets the emotions of the people to reach into the minds of people. When the idea of any person reaches into the mind and the romance feeling is triggered then the person falls in love, similarly, the medias does the same. They instill an idea. The idea turns into belief and the belief becomes lifestyle of the person. Have you ever wondered why big corporation pay huge sum of money on advertising? Why do they have the big celebrities endorse their product?, how medias affect the decision of the government? Why leftist have hollywood celebrities endorsing their agendas? Why do the medias target the youth groups and not matured persons? There are lot to be questioned and lot to be answered. In today's day and age, people might not know but medias are the basis of " psy...

Recently I came across a question posted on the social media. It was a good question based on caste system and other Hindu contemporary issues. Let's dissect and discern the facts related to it. The questions are given below: "Hi strangers! I'm not a Hindu, but I'm researching about Hinduism for one of my major subjects, World Religions and Belief Systems. I have a few questions: Is the caste system still followed? Why or why not? What are the average Hindu's views on feminism? What are the average Hindu's views on poverty? EDIT: Rephrased the questions. I'm unsure what my teacher meant and personally meant no offense to any believer. I'm just confused and would really like to know about Hindus' view on the caste system, gender inequality, and poverty. I look forward to a constructive reply. Thank you!" Lets answers the above three questions.   Is the caste system still followed? Why or why not?       Before answering the questions, one should ...