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South Asian mythology
South Asian mythology encompasses the spiritual traditions, deities, and supernatural beings from Hindu, Buddhist, and tantric traditions across the Indian subcontinent and surrounding regions.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche treats South Asian mythology as a living spiritual system rather than historical artifact, with particular focus on female entities like Yakshinas—powerful spirits she presents as real beings available for genuine spiritual contact and magical work. Her approach centers practical engagement: understanding these entities' nature, their hierarchies, and the correct protocols for respectful interaction.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
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meditationMeditation is a contemplative practice involving focused attention, breath work, or mental imagery used to cultivate awareness, calm, and spiritual insight across various traditions.liminal spacesLiminal spaces are thresholds, boundaries, or in-between states—physical, temporal, or spiritual zones that exist at the edges of defined categories, where transformation and liminality become possible.spirit workSpirit work encompasses intentional magical and spiritual practices involving communication, relationship-building, and ceremonial engagement with non-human entities such as spirits, deities, and mythological beings.tantric folkloreTantric folklore encompasses the spiritual narratives, practices, and entity relationships that emerge from tantric traditions, particularly those rooted in South Asian occultism and mythology. These traditions emphasize direct experience with subtle forces and non-human intelligences as paths to transformation and power.dream work
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