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Carya), this being the best-duca (agracarya). In other words, all opposites are illusory-ing<br />
the wrong end coincides with the extreme right, the condition of Buddha can-within the<br />
limits of this sea of appearances coincide with the supreme immorality, all this because<br />
only universal Empty is, and all the rest is devoid of ontological reality. Anyone there to<br />
understand this truth-that is, above all, the truth of the Madhyamaka Buddhist, partly<br />
shared by other "schools" - is saved, ie becomes Buddha.<br />
But the "ease" of the Tantric path is rather apparent. Certainly the wrong metaphysical<br />
Sunya encouraged and justified the mu-chos vamacari excesses (eg., The "tantric<br />
orgies"). But interpretations of the dogmas disordered belong to the history of all<br />
mystical. In fact, the path tantric sadhana presupposes a long and difficult, sometimes<br />
recalling the difficulties of the alchemical opus. Returning to the text just named, the<br />
"Empty" (SUNY) is not simply a "non-being" rather resembles the Brahman of Vedanta,<br />
is essentially enamel and that's why it vajra Hainan (= diamond) . "Sunyata, which is<br />
firm, substantial, indivisible, impe<strong>net</strong>rable, impervious to fire and imperishable, is called<br />
vajra" (advaya-vajra-Samgraha, Caekward Oriental Series edition, p. 37.). However, the<br />
ideal of Buddhist Tantric is transformed into a "being of diamond", which, on the one<br />
hand, binds to the ideal of Indian and hathayogui alchemist, on the other hand brings to<br />
mind the famous equation atman -- Brahman of the Upanishads. For tantric metaphysics,<br />
both Hindu and Buddhist, absolute reality, the Urgrund, contains within itself all the<br />
dualities and polarities together, refunded, in a state of absolute Unity (advaya). The<br />
Creation and the evolution that follows from it, represents the bursting of the primary unit<br />
and the separation of the two principles (Siva-Sakti, etc.). therefore experiencing a state<br />
of duality (objects-to-subject, etc.). and then we have suffering, illusion, the "slavery".<br />
The aim of tantric sadhana is the reunion of the two polar principles in the soul and the<br />
body's own disciple. "Revealed" for the use of kali-yuga, Tantrism is primarily a practice,<br />
an action, a realization (x = sadhana). But though the revelation is for all, the trail leads to<br />
a tintrieb initiation that can only be made by a guru, we see here the importance of the<br />
Master, the only one that can be transmitted "from mouth to ear", the secret doctrine,<br />
esoteric. On this point also pre-sents Tantrism snrprendentes analogies with the mysteries<br />
of antiquity and the various forms of Gnosis.<br />
ICONOGRAFTA, "VISUAUZACION" Nyasa, Mudra<br />
In tantric sadhana, iconography plays a role essential, though difficult to define in a<br />
nutshell. Divine images are certainly "carriers" for meditation, but not exactly in the same<br />
sense as kasina Buddhists (see pag. 190). The iconography represents a universe<br />
"religious", which seeks to pe<strong>net</strong>rate and absorb. This Mpe<strong>net</strong>raci6n * and this<br />
"assimilation" should be under-Didas in the immediate acceptation of terms, to meditate<br />
on an icon, it is first necessary to "transported" to the cosmic level governed by the<br />
respective deity and then assimilate it for himself, incorporating whether the sacred force<br />
that "holds" at that level, it 'creates', in a way. This spiritual exercise output behaves own<br />
mental universe and the pe<strong>net</strong>ration in the various University-ing dominated by the gods.<br />
Indeed, even pre-liminary exercise like this, first step towards the internalization of the<br />
icon-prafia can not proceed without the yogic discipline, without Dharana and Dhyana.<br />
However, to understand the meaning of an icon, and its symbolism-stop is not even the<br />
tantric sadhana. The real operation includes several stages: the first is "visualization<br />
Lizar" a divine image in mind construct, or more accurately still, projected on a me-kind