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I would like to know information on Sri keyuravati of Kashmir shaivism who was a central figure in krama lineage.



Would like to know about life. Important events and books written if any.



Also about guru and sishyas










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  • Was she direct disciple of Acharya VasuGupta ?

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    see the chart in the pdf posted below

    – Rakesh Joshi
    yesterday














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I would like to know information on Sri keyuravati of Kashmir shaivism who was a central figure in krama lineage.



Would like to know about life. Important events and books written if any.



Also about guru and sishyas










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I would like to know information on Sri keyuravati of Kashmir shaivism who was a central figure in krama lineage.



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  • Was she direct disciple of Acharya VasuGupta ?

    – TheLittleNaruto
    yesterday






  • 1





    see the chart in the pdf posted below

    – Rakesh Joshi
    yesterday



















  • Was she direct disciple of Acharya VasuGupta ?

    – TheLittleNaruto
    yesterday






  • 1





    see the chart in the pdf posted below

    – Rakesh Joshi
    yesterday

















Was she direct disciple of Acharya VasuGupta ?

– TheLittleNaruto
yesterday





Was she direct disciple of Acharya VasuGupta ?

– TheLittleNaruto
yesterday




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see the chart in the pdf posted below

– Rakesh Joshi
yesterday





see the chart in the pdf posted below

– Rakesh Joshi
yesterday










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We find a reference of her as the Guru of Govindaraja and as the disciple of a Sri Vidya Parampara Guru called Shiva Ananda Natha.



One special type of Shakta Yoga, which is related to the Shambhopaya technique of the Trika system, is called "Kalinaya".



Keyuravati was adept in this form and was an important female Guru in this lineage too.




There is a special type of shAkta yoga known as kAlInaya. It was
originated by one shivAnandanAtha about whom we know very little. He
imparted it to three female disciples named keyUravatI, kalyANikA and
madanikA. We know that govindarAja learnt it from keyUravatI and then
imparted it to the great philosopher somAnanda.
kAlInaya reached
abhinavagupta through the line of ujjaTa, udbhaTa etc. erakanAtha, the
disciple of kalyANikA, engaged himself in attaining supernatural
powers and did not initiate any disciple in the path. This information
about the origin and spread of kAlInaya has been provided by jayaratha
in his commentary on tantrAloka. He bases the information on the
kramakeli of abhinavagupta and quotes a long passage from it. Passages
in kAshmIra-apabhramsha, quoted by abhinavagupta in his tantrasAra and
parAtrimshikAvivaraNa, may have been drawn from the sayings of works
of the above mentioned three female preceptors. These three highly
respected yoginis may have preferred to teach in the language of the
common people, as did lalleshvarI in the fourteenth century A.D.
shivAnanda, being the great-grand teacher of somAnanda, may have
flourished sometime in the eighth century A.D.




Source - Shakta Yoga and the Twelve Kalis






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  • You mean Kali Mata? I m talking abt Shivanandanatha @RakeshJoshi

    – Rickross
    yesterday











  • Btw Kali Mata is also allied to Sri Vidya as noted in Nityotsava and Vidyarnava tantram both ... Ananda Natha is the suffix added to Sri Vidya initiates only @RakeshJoshi Also, as u can see, the article is also tagged with Sri Vidya

    – Rickross
    yesterday













  • No, they are 12 forms of Goddess Kali only .. Read the 8th and 9th paras of the linked article starting with this line " The term kAlInaya can be understood as follows. " @Partha

    – Rickross
    yesterday













  • shaivayoga.com/kashmir-manuscripts_files/Intro_Krama.pdf in this pdf see the lineage jnana netra and mangalaa ...

    – Rakesh Joshi
    yesterday











  • I assumed the Guru to be from Sri Vidya because of the suffix name Ananda Natha and also because the article itself is tagged with Sri Vidya .. So, with that PDF u can write ur own answer @RakeshJoshi

    – Rickross
    17 hours ago



















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We find a reference of her as the Guru of Govindaraja and as the disciple of a Sri Vidya Parampara Guru called Shiva Ananda Natha.



One special type of Shakta Yoga, which is related to the Shambhopaya technique of the Trika system, is called "Kalinaya".



Keyuravati was adept in this form and was an important female Guru in this lineage too.




There is a special type of shAkta yoga known as kAlInaya. It was
originated by one shivAnandanAtha about whom we know very little. He
imparted it to three female disciples named keyUravatI, kalyANikA and
madanikA. We know that govindarAja learnt it from keyUravatI and then
imparted it to the great philosopher somAnanda.
kAlInaya reached
abhinavagupta through the line of ujjaTa, udbhaTa etc. erakanAtha, the
disciple of kalyANikA, engaged himself in attaining supernatural
powers and did not initiate any disciple in the path. This information
about the origin and spread of kAlInaya has been provided by jayaratha
in his commentary on tantrAloka. He bases the information on the
kramakeli of abhinavagupta and quotes a long passage from it. Passages
in kAshmIra-apabhramsha, quoted by abhinavagupta in his tantrasAra and
parAtrimshikAvivaraNa, may have been drawn from the sayings of works
of the above mentioned three female preceptors. These three highly
respected yoginis may have preferred to teach in the language of the
common people, as did lalleshvarI in the fourteenth century A.D.
shivAnanda, being the great-grand teacher of somAnanda, may have
flourished sometime in the eighth century A.D.




Source - Shakta Yoga and the Twelve Kalis






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  • You mean Kali Mata? I m talking abt Shivanandanatha @RakeshJoshi

    – Rickross
    yesterday











  • Btw Kali Mata is also allied to Sri Vidya as noted in Nityotsava and Vidyarnava tantram both ... Ananda Natha is the suffix added to Sri Vidya initiates only @RakeshJoshi Also, as u can see, the article is also tagged with Sri Vidya

    – Rickross
    yesterday













  • No, they are 12 forms of Goddess Kali only .. Read the 8th and 9th paras of the linked article starting with this line " The term kAlInaya can be understood as follows. " @Partha

    – Rickross
    yesterday













  • shaivayoga.com/kashmir-manuscripts_files/Intro_Krama.pdf in this pdf see the lineage jnana netra and mangalaa ...

    – Rakesh Joshi
    yesterday











  • I assumed the Guru to be from Sri Vidya because of the suffix name Ananda Natha and also because the article itself is tagged with Sri Vidya .. So, with that PDF u can write ur own answer @RakeshJoshi

    – Rickross
    17 hours ago
















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We find a reference of her as the Guru of Govindaraja and as the disciple of a Sri Vidya Parampara Guru called Shiva Ananda Natha.



One special type of Shakta Yoga, which is related to the Shambhopaya technique of the Trika system, is called "Kalinaya".



Keyuravati was adept in this form and was an important female Guru in this lineage too.




There is a special type of shAkta yoga known as kAlInaya. It was
originated by one shivAnandanAtha about whom we know very little. He
imparted it to three female disciples named keyUravatI, kalyANikA and
madanikA. We know that govindarAja learnt it from keyUravatI and then
imparted it to the great philosopher somAnanda.
kAlInaya reached
abhinavagupta through the line of ujjaTa, udbhaTa etc. erakanAtha, the
disciple of kalyANikA, engaged himself in attaining supernatural
powers and did not initiate any disciple in the path. This information
about the origin and spread of kAlInaya has been provided by jayaratha
in his commentary on tantrAloka. He bases the information on the
kramakeli of abhinavagupta and quotes a long passage from it. Passages
in kAshmIra-apabhramsha, quoted by abhinavagupta in his tantrasAra and
parAtrimshikAvivaraNa, may have been drawn from the sayings of works
of the above mentioned three female preceptors. These three highly
respected yoginis may have preferred to teach in the language of the
common people, as did lalleshvarI in the fourteenth century A.D.
shivAnanda, being the great-grand teacher of somAnanda, may have
flourished sometime in the eighth century A.D.




Source - Shakta Yoga and the Twelve Kalis






share|improve this answer


























  • You mean Kali Mata? I m talking abt Shivanandanatha @RakeshJoshi

    – Rickross
    yesterday











  • Btw Kali Mata is also allied to Sri Vidya as noted in Nityotsava and Vidyarnava tantram both ... Ananda Natha is the suffix added to Sri Vidya initiates only @RakeshJoshi Also, as u can see, the article is also tagged with Sri Vidya

    – Rickross
    yesterday













  • No, they are 12 forms of Goddess Kali only .. Read the 8th and 9th paras of the linked article starting with this line " The term kAlInaya can be understood as follows. " @Partha

    – Rickross
    yesterday













  • shaivayoga.com/kashmir-manuscripts_files/Intro_Krama.pdf in this pdf see the lineage jnana netra and mangalaa ...

    – Rakesh Joshi
    yesterday











  • I assumed the Guru to be from Sri Vidya because of the suffix name Ananda Natha and also because the article itself is tagged with Sri Vidya .. So, with that PDF u can write ur own answer @RakeshJoshi

    – Rickross
    17 hours ago














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We find a reference of her as the Guru of Govindaraja and as the disciple of a Sri Vidya Parampara Guru called Shiva Ananda Natha.



One special type of Shakta Yoga, which is related to the Shambhopaya technique of the Trika system, is called "Kalinaya".



Keyuravati was adept in this form and was an important female Guru in this lineage too.




There is a special type of shAkta yoga known as kAlInaya. It was
originated by one shivAnandanAtha about whom we know very little. He
imparted it to three female disciples named keyUravatI, kalyANikA and
madanikA. We know that govindarAja learnt it from keyUravatI and then
imparted it to the great philosopher somAnanda.
kAlInaya reached
abhinavagupta through the line of ujjaTa, udbhaTa etc. erakanAtha, the
disciple of kalyANikA, engaged himself in attaining supernatural
powers and did not initiate any disciple in the path. This information
about the origin and spread of kAlInaya has been provided by jayaratha
in his commentary on tantrAloka. He bases the information on the
kramakeli of abhinavagupta and quotes a long passage from it. Passages
in kAshmIra-apabhramsha, quoted by abhinavagupta in his tantrasAra and
parAtrimshikAvivaraNa, may have been drawn from the sayings of works
of the above mentioned three female preceptors. These three highly
respected yoginis may have preferred to teach in the language of the
common people, as did lalleshvarI in the fourteenth century A.D.
shivAnanda, being the great-grand teacher of somAnanda, may have
flourished sometime in the eighth century A.D.




Source - Shakta Yoga and the Twelve Kalis






share|improve this answer















We find a reference of her as the Guru of Govindaraja and as the disciple of a Sri Vidya Parampara Guru called Shiva Ananda Natha.



One special type of Shakta Yoga, which is related to the Shambhopaya technique of the Trika system, is called "Kalinaya".



Keyuravati was adept in this form and was an important female Guru in this lineage too.




There is a special type of shAkta yoga known as kAlInaya. It was
originated by one shivAnandanAtha about whom we know very little. He
imparted it to three female disciples named keyUravatI, kalyANikA and
madanikA. We know that govindarAja learnt it from keyUravatI and then
imparted it to the great philosopher somAnanda.
kAlInaya reached
abhinavagupta through the line of ujjaTa, udbhaTa etc. erakanAtha, the
disciple of kalyANikA, engaged himself in attaining supernatural
powers and did not initiate any disciple in the path. This information
about the origin and spread of kAlInaya has been provided by jayaratha
in his commentary on tantrAloka. He bases the information on the
kramakeli of abhinavagupta and quotes a long passage from it. Passages
in kAshmIra-apabhramsha, quoted by abhinavagupta in his tantrasAra and
parAtrimshikAvivaraNa, may have been drawn from the sayings of works
of the above mentioned three female preceptors. These three highly
respected yoginis may have preferred to teach in the language of the
common people, as did lalleshvarI in the fourteenth century A.D.
shivAnanda, being the great-grand teacher of somAnanda, may have
flourished sometime in the eighth century A.D.




Source - Shakta Yoga and the Twelve Kalis







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  • You mean Kali Mata? I m talking abt Shivanandanatha @RakeshJoshi

    – Rickross
    yesterday











  • Btw Kali Mata is also allied to Sri Vidya as noted in Nityotsava and Vidyarnava tantram both ... Ananda Natha is the suffix added to Sri Vidya initiates only @RakeshJoshi Also, as u can see, the article is also tagged with Sri Vidya

    – Rickross
    yesterday













  • No, they are 12 forms of Goddess Kali only .. Read the 8th and 9th paras of the linked article starting with this line " The term kAlInaya can be understood as follows. " @Partha

    – Rickross
    yesterday













  • shaivayoga.com/kashmir-manuscripts_files/Intro_Krama.pdf in this pdf see the lineage jnana netra and mangalaa ...

    – Rakesh Joshi
    yesterday











  • I assumed the Guru to be from Sri Vidya because of the suffix name Ananda Natha and also because the article itself is tagged with Sri Vidya .. So, with that PDF u can write ur own answer @RakeshJoshi

    – Rickross
    17 hours ago



















  • You mean Kali Mata? I m talking abt Shivanandanatha @RakeshJoshi

    – Rickross
    yesterday











  • Btw Kali Mata is also allied to Sri Vidya as noted in Nityotsava and Vidyarnava tantram both ... Ananda Natha is the suffix added to Sri Vidya initiates only @RakeshJoshi Also, as u can see, the article is also tagged with Sri Vidya

    – Rickross
    yesterday













  • No, they are 12 forms of Goddess Kali only .. Read the 8th and 9th paras of the linked article starting with this line " The term kAlInaya can be understood as follows. " @Partha

    – Rickross
    yesterday













  • shaivayoga.com/kashmir-manuscripts_files/Intro_Krama.pdf in this pdf see the lineage jnana netra and mangalaa ...

    – Rakesh Joshi
    yesterday











  • I assumed the Guru to be from Sri Vidya because of the suffix name Ananda Natha and also because the article itself is tagged with Sri Vidya .. So, with that PDF u can write ur own answer @RakeshJoshi

    – Rickross
    17 hours ago

















You mean Kali Mata? I m talking abt Shivanandanatha @RakeshJoshi

– Rickross
yesterday





You mean Kali Mata? I m talking abt Shivanandanatha @RakeshJoshi

– Rickross
yesterday













Btw Kali Mata is also allied to Sri Vidya as noted in Nityotsava and Vidyarnava tantram both ... Ananda Natha is the suffix added to Sri Vidya initiates only @RakeshJoshi Also, as u can see, the article is also tagged with Sri Vidya

– Rickross
yesterday







Btw Kali Mata is also allied to Sri Vidya as noted in Nityotsava and Vidyarnava tantram both ... Ananda Natha is the suffix added to Sri Vidya initiates only @RakeshJoshi Also, as u can see, the article is also tagged with Sri Vidya

– Rickross
yesterday















No, they are 12 forms of Goddess Kali only .. Read the 8th and 9th paras of the linked article starting with this line " The term kAlInaya can be understood as follows. " @Partha

– Rickross
yesterday







No, they are 12 forms of Goddess Kali only .. Read the 8th and 9th paras of the linked article starting with this line " The term kAlInaya can be understood as follows. " @Partha

– Rickross
yesterday















shaivayoga.com/kashmir-manuscripts_files/Intro_Krama.pdf in this pdf see the lineage jnana netra and mangalaa ...

– Rakesh Joshi
yesterday





shaivayoga.com/kashmir-manuscripts_files/Intro_Krama.pdf in this pdf see the lineage jnana netra and mangalaa ...

– Rakesh Joshi
yesterday













I assumed the Guru to be from Sri Vidya because of the suffix name Ananda Natha and also because the article itself is tagged with Sri Vidya .. So, with that PDF u can write ur own answer @RakeshJoshi

– Rickross
17 hours ago





I assumed the Guru to be from Sri Vidya because of the suffix name Ananda Natha and also because the article itself is tagged with Sri Vidya .. So, with that PDF u can write ur own answer @RakeshJoshi

– Rickross
17 hours ago



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