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  1. Bhairava

    Objections against Hinduism?

    its right
  2. Bhairava

    Shaktism

    Monistic to me. I follow Trika Saivism and feel like its the brother religion of Shaktism and secretly Shaktism at least to me.
  3. Bhairava

    A Personal Tao?

    My girlfriend is literally named Dao.
  4. Bhairava

    Try to prove to me your religion.

    Why not enjoy it? ;)
  5. Bhairava

    Try to prove to me your religion.

    Like warm apple pie.
  6. Bhairava

    [LHP only] What is left hand path?

    lol. Brahman IS the Self. You call the absolute the objective universe lol wut? In the tradition that uses the term Brahman they don't even believe the objective universe exits.
  7. Bhairava

    [LHP only] What is left hand path?

    Interesting term Faceless One; who's that? Once met Shiva in a dream and he looked like the typical sadhu with dreadlocks but his face was just a blur as if he was every sadhu. But he had sutras tattooed all over his body in sanskrit, like a paragraph here and there; I imagine it was the Siva...
  8. Bhairava

    What technically constitutes an "intoxicant"?

    Tough subject to comment on. All I know is I heard Zen Monks drink tea with caffeine to help stay awake for meditation; I wouldn't do that.
  9. Bhairava

    Lord Shiva books?

    Siva Sutras Spanda Karikas Siva Sutras easily makes it into the top 3 deepest books of all time. Spanda Karikas is an in depth explanation of Siva Sutras and easily the deepest book of all time.
  10. Bhairava

    Chillin, little bit of illin.

    Chillin, little bit of illin.
  11. Bhairava

    What religion would you be if you weren't following your current one?

    No they are Catholic.
  12. Bhairava

    LHP Only: The Differences Between Lucifer and Satan

    Some Christian nonsense lol.
  13. Bhairava

    What religion would you be if you weren't following your current one?

    I follow Trika Saivism and if not that then Shaktism. Im a shakti worshipper either way.
  14. Bhairava

    after five years, i left islam. here's one huge contradiction in the qur`an

    Let me take a wild guess, all of it.
  15. Bhairava

    what turns you off from Christianity?

    Its kindergarten tier and Id rather be skinned alive than read the bible its so tortuously boring. Yeah Jesus was a hippy and the church is square as ****!
  16. Bhairava

    Experiences with demons/spirits

    Oh **** you worship Leviathan the god of the Cenobites from Hellraiser!? I want in!!!
  17. Bhairava

    Is Kali the Hindu equivalent of Satan?

    Satan is a metaphor for ignorance in all religions even if they don't know that. Satan is literally the ego.
  18. Bhairava

    Try to prove to me your religion.

    Totally agree! I can describe my path with one word Enjoyment. Its all about experiencing greater and greater enjoyment until you only experience bliss. I can also describe my path with one word for people looking more into it and that is Lila.
  19. Bhairava

    [LHP only] What is left hand path?

    Sound like you follow a new age version of Hinduism but all misunderstood. Where do you think Christianity and Satanism or whatever the other type of Christianity is your talking about Luciferianism or some ****. Sounds like some dumbed down fancy word bull**** version of the Left Hand Tantric...
  20. Bhairava

    Try to prove to me your religion.

    Llia If you don't Lila I feel sorry for ya bro. Lila (Sanskrit: लीला, IAST līlā) or Leela, like many Sanskrit words, cannot be precisely translated into English, but can be loosely translated as the noun "play". The concept of Lila is common to both non-dualist and dualist philosophical...
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