Phenomenology of Respiration and the Sense of Whoness within Tantra as Personhood
Revista Científica Arbitrada de la Fundación MenteClara October 19, 2018 DOI: 10.32351/rca.v3.2.54 (opens in new tab)
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AI-extracted from the abstract| Characteristics | Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed |
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| Topics | Philosophy of mind |
| Key points | Argues that personal identity, or "who-ness," can be felt as uncontained and unbound when the "spaceousness of the breathless breath" opens, framed as an experiential openness prior to mind ("Dasein"). Proposes that breath intertwines with respiration, qi, Shakti, and primordial energy, and that the energy of respiration is ultimately light, with tantra intimately connected to this subtle phenomenon. |
Abstract
Cuando se abre la amplitud de la respiración acelerada, la identidad personal puede sentirse como incontenible y desatada. La identidad personal es apertura experiencial... apertura previa a la mente. Dasein para usar terminología heideggeriana. Lo que suele haber es un entrelazamiento de respiración y respiración aeróbica, entrelazamiento de respiración y qi, entrelazamiento de respiración y Shakti, respiración y energía primordial. La respiración aeróbica nos inspira y nos respira. En el fondo, la energía de esta respiración aeróbica es luz. La iluminación está formando formas de luz como energía y la luz se convierte en energía y se convierte en respiración aeróbica. El tantra está íntimamente relacionado con este sutil fenómeno de la respiración aeróbica.Abstract When the Spaceousness of the breathless breath opens, who-ness can be felt as uncontained and unbound. Who-ness is experiential openness…openness prior to mind. Dasein to use Heideggarian language. Most often there is this intertwining of breath and respiration, intertwining of breath and qi, intertwining of breath and Shakti, breath and primordial energy. Respiration inspires us and respirates us. Utimately, this energy of respiration is light. Illumination is forming forms of light as energy and the light becoming energy becoming respiration. Tantra is intimately connected to this subtle phenomena of respiration.