Siddhi means self-discovery in the highest sense of the term—the seeker's realization of oneness with God. This book attempts to deal with the practical aspects of Siddhi. Drawing heavily from the Vedic and Upanishadic texts, it presents an illuminating analysis of how one can realise the Absolute. It explains in detail the great five elements, sadhana, Mahakala, kama, Brahma Jnan, tantra, time, astrology, role of intoxicants in Siddhi, and Kundalini. It also offers some hints and clues that reveal the pathway to God-realisation.
Foreword -- Preface -- Key to Transliteration -- Siddhi and Me -- Sams a n Ka li (Goddess of Crematorium) -- Siddhi: Realization of the Absolute -- Great Five Elements -- Mantra in Fire -- Right Time for Worshipping Your Deity -- Woman and the Universe -- Love and Devotion -- Guru -- Directions -- Temple -- Astrology -- Sadhana -- Who are You Living with in Your Mind? -- Yours and Your Deity’s Characteristics -- Ka ma -- Intoxicants and You -- Ku? ? alini-A -- Maha ka l -- God -- Brahma Jñ a n -- Illness -- Dhya n -- Tantram -- Time -- Soul -- R? ? is -- Ku? ? alini-B -- Easy Su tras -- Guru Gi ta¯
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