Tantric practice and divine feminine power | Curator's Corner S6 Ep1  

When I set up a reminder, it read as set for 12pm PST, however as 6pm GMT is 8 hours ahead of PST here, isn't that in fact 2 hours late?

Emma Ramos , Oldest & Mesmerizing Text on Tantra is Actually Vigyan Bhairav Tantra - which is dialogues between shiva & parvati , where parvati - sacred divine feminine energy is asking the Shiva - sacred divine musculine energy in form , that how to experience those highest existential reality of life then one by one 112 meditation processes was shared by God Shiva to Goddess Parvati. Which is minimum around 4000 year old text atleast.

Give ALL the stolen art back!

@@pravinchandrapanchal1423 Now you are getting into sectarian arguments between different religious denominations. This is on the modern understanding of Tantric practices (different from tantra in the modern English discussion), which are from Shaktism, not Shaivism. Shiva getting energy from femininity rather than femininity getting energy from Shiva. The idea that a man, even a God, should teach women about childbirth and creation is only something a man would come up with. This is not something that Hinduism has every really been able to agree on, which is why there are so many sects, in fact in Shaktism there are different perspectives on Kali, Parvati, Durga and others or some combination of these Goddesses in different roles. The 4000 year old claim also seems to be rather grandiose and with out support (considering that Shiva and Parvati as we know them now do not have any real support to go back that far) and the lady that just told us about this seems to know more about these things than some random guy on the internet who may have many biases.

U have done a good work ❤❤❤❤❤

Yes this one is so passionate about it, she's injected a lot of her self into it.

Me too, I’ve just fallen down the rabbit hole!

That is very interesting and deserves a video in its self 👍

Sad!

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Truly we are living in the age of the inflated female ego.

@@StimParavane Found the misogynist.

@@kingexplosionmurderfuckoff9376 Don't let your misandry consume you and don't waste your life as a slave to your own inflated ego.

@@StimParavane Misandry? Inflated ego? Wanting rights and respect isn't misandry.

@@kingexplosionmurderfuckoff9376 Women now have more rights in Western society than men do. But that doesn't suit the victimhood narrative that you use to extract power and influence. And if your response to any criticism is to immediately resort to flinging around the terms misogynist, racist, homophobe, transphobe etc then you have already conceded the argument. Try arguing logically, or am I being naive?

I see what you've done there... ;-)

And to top it all, I could be mistaken but isn't that a Greek name? 'Greek Goddess explains Tantrism and why there's nothing Suggestive about this'. Thank Vishnu for the Gift of Implication. :)

Simp

@@DoctorDoom619 Calling someone attractive isn't being a simp. A simp is a person who gives women money. Usually in the hope they get attention or something from the women. This guy isn't even close to being a simp lmao.

The Indian people deserve to have this stolen stuff sent back. No amount "free" ( the British museum makes money from this channel) tours changes that.

You're lucky you had only 2 years

@@Torlik11 ya, solid 6 years on this end and it was hell

bet your history teacher didn't look like that either! 😂

Ww2 is a very over taught bit of history. It has warped our view of the world.

If by "mind broadening" you mean "reinterpreted through a post modernist lense of Feminist and Post-colonial Theory" I'd agree.

I thought her relationship with death is related to her relationship with time, entropy and Shiva. They are both creative and destructive forces and limiting them to single facets of any portion of that is closeminded as to their broader meanings.

Did this European really just 'correct' a Hindu about the meaning of Hinduism? I'm guessing it's a 'Western Buddhist' who has never read anything written in India...

@@Microtherion she was not talking about hinduism she was talking about tantra . Hinduism is a board term which includes various traditions,faiths and system originated in India like Yoga, Vedanta etc. To be fair being a vashnavite from pushti marga I really had less knowledge about tantra which is more akin to Shakta and shaiva tradtions.

@@Lowlandlord maybe you should just keep your nose out of other cultures?

@@malakaragua702 if everyone had that view humanity would not progress at all. Its okay to be inquisitve about things you dont understand fully

The British museum has to give something back, after what it has stolen.

And yeah I was a Buddhist for 12 years (not of the Vajrayana discipline, but I went to a Tibetan meditation center for awhile out of necessity)... tantra is misunderstood in the West.

If by "high" you mean satanic I fully agree.

@Amy Hainsworth The only misinterpretation here is that of the person in the video, but it's not a mistake, it's intentional propaganda. You should educate yourself on Gnosticism and the recycling of pagan divinities, that's what's going on here, obviously they're not going to openly tell you. Many aren't even aware of being agents of propaganda.

@Amy Hainsworth First of all I want to clarify that by satanic I really mean luciferian, which is not what normally people not in the know identify as so called "satanism". She did make lots of obvious connections with modern day feminism, which is a luciferian agenda to drive women away from the traditional family model and reshape society into something they can more easily control. She takes things out of the original context to give them modern day meaning, that is exactly what low tier propaganda does. The gnostics (luciferians) took ancient Indu symbols and divinities and fitted them into their own cult, just like they did with many other ancient cultures. She might not be completely concious of what she's doing but in the end the message she produces is still propaganda against tradition and the natural order.

​@Amy Hainsworth Lol. Gnosticism has nothing to do with Christianity. They claim is does and they use that connection to validate their cult on the surface for their low-tier adepts but in reality they are the opposite of Christianity. They worship the one who "liberated" mankind by gifting it light (enlightenment) and they believe man is its own god. They push feminism (new feminism, not the old one) to disintegrate traditional society and remold it into something they can control better. But feminism is only one of their propaganda tools. Systemic racism (critical race theory) and intersectionality are a couple others, for example. It's not like they actually believe in the feminist crap they push, they just use it to make women hate their role in society. Obviously people like the girl in this video genuinely believe that women are "oppressed" and all the other stuff, they are the useful idiots propagating the subversion unknowingly. Divide and conquer, the oldest tactic in the book. One race, one language, one culture, one government, one religion. That is their goal. Read about secret societies and how they're all related (Jesuits, Illuminati, Masons, Gnosticism), esoteric vs. exoteric knowledge, the kalergi plan, watch Eyes Wide Shut, listen to Bobby Fisher. The clues and evidence are all out there for those who want to see. It's not easy to accept it for the average person because it means we live in a world filled with evil and we don't want to consciously acknowledge that.

@@golDroger88 the irony of you thinking that new feminism makes people easier to control by some 'outside power' rather than the traditional family structure shows just how deluded you are. 🤷🏽‍♂️

I really like her side grin. its awesome.

This woman is doing her job. Your comment verges in sexual harassment. Her level of "beauty" is also subjective and is in anyway irrelevant. Frankly she came across as more smug than smart. She needs to gain a few more wrinkles before she deigns to lecture. Less "beauty" and more wisdom.

Jai Kaali, Jai Durga. Har har mahadev.

Irving is happily married so tough luck.

Imma is a variant of Emma or Irma (which is itself a variant of Emma).

I know your comment means well, but this woman is doing her job. Would you say this to her in person after she gave that talk? What you are saying constitutes sexual harassment. Please be mindful in future and don't say things like that to women you don't know and who haven't solicited it. Be part of the solution, not the problem.

@@malakaragua702 lmao you were trolling right?

Silly boy, of course not. It's a great big, sprawling, nasty, unfair, uncouth, politically incorrect world out there. So let the wars begin! Again. Hooray!

Morals are subjective

Should Rachel maybe be quiet?

@@malakaragua702 No. She's entirely correct.

Its seems a western trait because Christianity has traditionally been dominant in one form or another, but it is in actual fact common to all monotheistic forms of belief. Polytheism, by its very nature is much more inclusive, for example the Romans incorporated Egyptian and Persian, aswell as Greek gods and practices into its native religion.

@@malakaragua702 lovely reply. Couldn't have said it better even if I tried.

Please think about what you write. This woman is doing her job. Would you say that to her in person after she'd finished the talk? What you're doing is unsolicited and constitutes sexual harassment.

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Siva's Demon Devotee: Karaikkal Ammaiyar. I would guess

@@simoninsweden9843 WOW

@@simoninsweden9843, right: books.google.com/books/about/Siva_s_Demon_Devotee.html?id=03w_cvnVRe0C

Horrible..

It's appropriate for some of this video though

Yeah their white balance was off while filming her for sure. Still great tho!

All are different forms of Ma or mother Parvati shiva's wife .

@@xyzxyz9709 Is Parvati mother of Ganesh? He's my favorite!

@@Tumbledweeb Yes she is mother of Ganesha . Lord Ganesha is god of good fortune and wisdom .

@@xyzxyz9709 I remember seeing a painting of Parvati with baby Ganesh on her lap. He was SO cute!

@@Tumbledweeb Ya he is beautiful !

Here's the simp.

Tell my wifes.

I think that's a representation of the shakti chakras (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chakra ) in the human body

Must Mention Bama Khyapa, the genre of shyama sangeet too. Another aspect of Kali worshipping.

The curator is "woke", ofcourse she's going to relate everything back to colonialism and feminism. Thats the post modern prism she's been taught to view the world from, what else would you expect?

@@malakaragua702 If you study the historical origins of something and you study it through your post modern prism, your analysis and conclusions are not "woke" but "broke". I expect a serious researcher of history to be able to keep her own world views and predilections out of her research.

@@Dutch2go by that yard stick she doesn't sound like a serious researcher at all.

British colonialism and how that interacted with local culture is a real and important part of Tantric history, and one that is very much worthwhile to teach and learn. It's also relevant to the primarily British people who will be watching this, and relevant to the method by which the British museum came to own this item. And it's certainly not """woke""" or otherwise wrong, biased, or illegitimate to point out this period of history and recognise the prejudices of the colonial administration. It's shocking that people can think that when discussing a historical topic that involves colonialism, that recognising that colonialism and its errors is somehow wrong and should be avoided, as though it never really happened.