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The name Raymond is a classic male given name of Old Germanic and Old French origins. It translates to "wise protector", "counsel protection", or "protecting hands".The name evolved from the ancient Germanic name Raginmund. It combines ragin (meaning "counsel," "advice," or "decision") and mund (meaning "hand" or "protection"). I center on being a "guardian of truth."
Kulavadhūtā Raymond The term combines Kula (family/lineage) and Avadhuta (a soul who has "shaken off" worldly conventions).
Unlike other types of ascetics, a Kulavadhuta outwardly looks and lives like an ordinary householder. I do not wear distinctive robes, markings, or perform outward displays of spirituality.
As such I am deeply initiated into Kundalini Tantric Yoga. (Now I relate this philosophy/Yoga/Spiritual Practice to - Quantum Enlightenment)
Kulavadhūtā Raymond The term combines Kula (family/lineage) and Avadhuta (a soul who has "shaken off" worldly conventions).
Unlike other types of ascetics, a Kulavadhuta outwardly looks and lives like an ordinary householder. I do not wear distinctive robes, markings, or perform outward displays of spirituality.
As such I am deeply initiated into Kundalini Tantric Yoga. (Now I relate this philosophy/Yoga/Spiritual Practice to - Quantum Enlightenment)
An Avadhuta (Sanskrit: अवधूत) tries to represent the spiritual freedom, living beyond duality and traditional religious rules.
The term comes from the Sanskrit root ava (meaning "down" or "away") and dhu (meaning "to shake").
The term comes from the Sanskrit root ava (meaning "down" or "away") and dhu (meaning "to shake").
My earlier books are about: Eastern Spirituality in a Western World.
Gurus, Yoga, Kundalini, Mantras, Meditation - (and much more).
Latter books from 2024 combine Mental Health perspecives with Quantum Enlightenment views
Nine of my complete books in pdf format will be areavailable in the Resources section
Just to clarify, I write about Enlightenment in terms of what we can all be, and what we all are all in Truth. Accepting ones Divinity is part of the journey, and this is not to denigrate religions or philosophies of Duality. I still maintain both a non-dual approach and a devotional one. Religion may however forcefully want to us to bow down before their gods, higher powers, saviours and avatars. I myself have found benefit in many religions through considerable active participation, whilst avoiding the fundamentalists. I add those experiences to the list of what helped me in my journey.
As for health in its entirety and even life and its entirety, I call it:
Life and the Universe.
I use this term to talk about life in general when I am trying to indicate spiritual and mundane matters or contrast the transcendental with what is not transcendental. (All at the same time).
My Mantra art is: Chakra 1 - above and Chakras II - left
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