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Shiva’s Trident Mandala is central to the nondual practice of Anuttara Trika, a path within Kashmiri Shaivism that seeks union with Shakti—will, knowledge, and action. Swami Khecaranatha offers a clear exposition of this sacred image, drawing on the profound insights of Abhinavagupta. He explains how the Trident embodies the three aspects of Shiva’s absolute nature and reflects the divine fire of Kundalini, which dissolves duality and enables the sadhaka to become one with the source of the universe.
Khecaranatha’s work serves as a practical guide for contemporary seekers, illustrating how the traditional teachings of Anuttara Trika remain relevant and potent today. By revealing the pathways to higher consciousness, the book invites readers to explore the depths of kundalini yoga and the transformative power of union with God.
First publish date: 2013
Genre: Religious & Spiritual Fiction/Spiritual Fiction
Authors: Swami Khecaranatha
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