Hello,

I have a 16 month old kid and I wonder in what ways you guys think the vedic/tantric tradition can be introduced to young children.

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For now this is what I do with my daughter. (To clarify, I'm french and was raised an atheist, with Christian culture.)

• I sometimes sing the sanskrit hymns I know, even partially

• I painted a Saraswati icone for her during my pregnancy ( Saraswati felt right, and I later found out that this deity is often worshipped by children for knowledge acquisition and education related purpose.) I think I will add the yantra behind the canvas as well, so that she can use it for meditation. But I don't know much about yantras for now.

Hello everyone, quick question: does anyone know when the next course after the Patanjali course starts? I couldn’t find any information anywhere.

Hello, friends. I recently started the Foundational Śaivism course and created these two translations of the Śivajñāna Bodham, from the Tamil and the Sanskrit. I always read them once before each

class. I’m sharing here both the Brazilian Portuguese and the English versions.

https://almeida3339.github.io/sivajnana-bodham/sivajnana_bodham_comparative_en.html

https://almeida3339.github.io/sivajnana-bodham/sivajnana_bodham_comparativo_pt-br.html

Hey, Kaulpatrika is traditionally understood as a Kashmiri almanac-like text that gives month-wise guidelines on diet, herbs, and lifestyle to maintain health across seasonal changes. It aligns food and simple medicinal practices with environmental shifts. If Anyone is familiar with this type of books do tell please