The Quiet Mind
Short, evidence-checked films on what meditation, breathing and sleep do to the brain, with transcripts and sources. Six films, about 10 minutes in all.
Access to physical and theory classes, plus digital copies of the books. We authenticate the proud knowledge of our ancestors in a more scientific way.
Short, evidence-checked films on what meditation, breathing and sleep do to the brain, with transcripts and sources. Six films, about 10 minutes in all.
Eight weeks of physical practice taught alongside what each posture does to the body.
Week by week, who it's for, FAQWhat centuries of sitting practice look like under a scanner, module by module.
Read your swara, change it on purpose, and learn which of Shiva Swarodaya's claims survive testing — taught from The Respiratory Codex.
Week by week, who it's for, FAQGuided, no mat needed. Start before you decide about anything else.
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All 313 verses of the Śiva Svarodaya, each translated and graded against current physiology: what the text got right, what it got wrong, and what is still worth doing.
Pranayama read through respiratory physiology. 148 pages, PDF + EPUB.
Where the old texts and current research agree — and where they don't.
Our free magazine. Issue 02: eleven articles on the Śiva Svarodaya, the nasal cycle, how meditation research measures what it claims, and Abhinavagupta.
Our free magazine. Issue 01: the breath's clock in the Śiva Svarodaya, six recent studies, an essay and two practices.
Books by other authors that we return to, and recommend to anyone serious about practice.
Translated from Sanskrit, with introduction and notes, by Boris Marjanovic
The great Kashmiri master of the 10th–11th century reads the Gita as a guide to the inner life: the mind, the senses, and how stillness is found in the middle of action. A careful translation with the Sanskrit alongside, and a good companion to any meditation practice.
Arun Kumar Sharma · in Hindi
A Hindi study of kuṇḍalinī: the coiled energy described in the yoga and tantra traditions, the cakras it is said to rise through, and the practices built around it.
Shyam Sundar Goswami
A detailed classic on the cakras and kuṇḍalinī as the traditional texts describe them, drawing closely on the Sanskrit sources. Dense, but one of the most thorough books on the subject.
Revealed by Swami Lakshmanjoo · Lakshmanjoo Academy
Swami Lakshmanjoo, a modern master of the Kashmir Shaiva tradition, explains the opening chapter of Abhinavagupta's great Tantrāloka verse by verse. A natural next step after the Gita commentary above.
Sir John Woodroffe (Arthur Avalon)
One of the early works that introduced tantra to English readers, explaining its philosophy and outlook from the inside. A historical classic of the field.
Dr. Kishor Nath Jha · Ganganatha Jha Kendriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha, Allahabad
A scholarly edition of the Guhyakālī section of the Mahākāla Saṃhitā, a tantric text devoted to the goddess Kālī. For readers who want to go to the sources themselves.
Swami Sada Shiva Tirtha · revised 2nd edition
A wide-ranging reference to Ayurveda as it is traditionally taught, from herbs, diet and pañcakarma to yoga, prāṇāyāma and meditation. Useful for understanding the Ayurvedic view of the body that runs through yogic texts.
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