Overview of Non-Dual Shaiva Tantra

Non-dual Shaiva Tantra emerged around the 9th century as a significant spiritual movement in South Asia, originating from the religion of Shaivism. This tradition is not merely a specific religion, but rather a methodology of approaching and practicing spirituality across various faiths, including Buddhism and Vaishnavism. The podcast explores how non-dual Shaiva Tantra incorporates a unique blend of profound philosophies that regard deities not as separate beings but as expressions of a singular consciousness, emphasizing a dynamic interaction between individual and universal awareness. The historical context of its evolution reveals a consistent thread that ties together its tantric practices across different religions, showcasing similarities in techniques while acknowledging distinct philosophical foundations.