A Sadhaka-Mage combines Eastern tradition specifically Hindu traditions and western esoteric volition, which is magic.  

The Sadhaka part involves a disciplined practice for spiritual growth, which a part is being an Urban Modern Hermit, self-realisation and mindfulness.

The magic as part of being a Mage is internal, not focusing on external objects, so is not being a witch or a male witch, it's a mage. With no divination or sorcery involved, as well having Dharma and doing Good Karma only.

A part of being a Sadhaka-Mage is also to care about The Five Sheaths, also known as five koshas. They are:

Physical sheath.

Energy sheath

Mental and emotional sheath

Intelligence and wisdom sheath

And Bliss sheaths.

These sheaths are the five layers of consciousness (awareness of feelings, thoughts and surroundings.) Being mindful of the sheaths can help my entire life, in different aspects.

There are 4 pillars as part of being a Sadhaka-Mage.

    1. Kaya Sadhana - The somatic temple involves postural alignment, healthy body, joint mobility, strength training for a strong nervous system
    2. Chitta and Manos Sadhana - The disciplined mind, involves mindfulness, emotional stability and discipline
    3. Vak Sadhana - Voice and tone, structured speech, no filler words, vocal pacing and no nervous infections.
    4. Archetypal architects and symbology - Tarot cards for self-reflection, meditation on geometry (yantra.) The living sanctuary, structured work and living spaces, zero clutter deliberate lighting and curated sensory input.

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