Reflection, there is a phenomenal reality for jIva and the universe. But the shAkta holds that to the extent there is an object with its So in basics it comes back to the advaita concept. But without the original object called the Sun there could be no In the same way the universal Cit-Shakti reflects itself with a limitation andīecomes the jIva as well as the universe - this is the shAkta concept ofĬreation. Sun appears as a reflection in water is ‘ AbhAsa’. The philosophy of advaitaĪppearance, manifestation, of reality) whereas the Shri-vidyA school takes it as ‘ AbhAsa’ (an effulgence of a ‘reflection’). The realisation of the one-ness of jIva and Brahman, between advaita schoolsĪnd the Shri-vidyA tantra of the shAkta schools. There is no difference in the concept of moksha as
This bliss is called shivAnandam and/or shAntAnandam in the shaivite schools, and cidAnandam Moksha, which is the identity of Brahman and jIva in eternal peaceful bliss. It is also the parA-Shakti that grants the In shAkta philosophies, duality is said to be created by Said to be only an imagination and so is to be totally negated. Philosophies differ only in the concept of creation. In ShrIvidyA the identity of jiva with Brahman is clearly stipulated. This order, the philosophies start from a concept totally distinct fromĪdvaita, gradually nearing and ultimately becoming very near to advaita. (Shaiva-siddhantam), ShrIkaNTa-shaivam (ShivAdvaitam), Kashmiri Saivism – in Dvaitam, VishishhTAdvaitam, SiddhAnta-shaivam State of moksha particularly in the Shri-vidyA scriptures it is specificallyĪccepted so. JIva and Shivam are basically the same and actually become the same in the JIva realises itself as Brahman, says advaita. If one follows the path of jnAna and transcends mAyA, then It is Brahman that appears as jIva, through Even here there is a role of mAyA-Shakti. ShAktam, it is claimed that the play of duality starts by the Will of ShivamĬoupled with Shakti.
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Needed is how to get out of it and obtain the personal realisation of the basic Brahman behind. What it is, and how it came – all this is Shakti, power or energy, that manifests as knowledge potential (Cit-Shakti) and In ShAktam, on the other hand, the peaceful Shivam has the Of this Cit, ShAktam talks of Cit-Shakti or simply, Shakti. Even if it is actionless, it is Cit, knowledge, Understood as the essence is the following: ….” I use this summary of his own and mostly translate it as closely as I can. But the Paramacharya himself concludes by The original, is entitled: “The title: ‘Ananda-lahari’ – advaitam and ShAktam”. (This part, which ‘digests’ pp.675 to 686 of
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