Sri Kundalini -Shakti is a snake force. Yadator Subbaria Sharma

This book represents Shartist philosophy, a system of symbolism and yogic practices used in some lines of advite wedants. We are accustomed to associate Shactism - especially Kundalini -Shakti, Chakras and Nadi - with tantra, natha, Hatha Yoga, etc. relatively late areas of Hinduism, but, as the author of this book convincingly shows, and Shactism as a whole, and the concept of Kundalini -Shakti, and even the yogic practices of its awakening are already represented in the Vedas and their philosophical applications - the Upanishads and Araniyaks. In particular, the Shartism of Advayta-Vedanta is by no means limited to Soundari-Lahari Shankara. This book claims to be described by this ancient Vedic system, including various yogic techniques - asanas, gangs, wise, pranayama and, finally, meditation. In support of his words, the author quotes numerous sources, primarily the Upanishads and the compositions of the Sharkaracharya.