- Christian Trinity
Father - Iswara.
Son - "I' (Jiva)
Holy Ghost - Atman in which the Jiva realises His identity with Brahman.
Hence "I and my Father are one" and "He who sees the Son has seen the Father."
This can be translated as "Aham (son), Atma (Holy Ghost), Brahma (Father) - or the Son is one with the Father through the Holy Ghost.
- Seminal energy
It is not impossible to equate the Kundalini with the seminal energy.
It is said that, whereas all other products of the inner organs of the body are meant for the use of one's body, the seminal energy is not.
It is meant for recreating a being powerful enough to perpetuate itself.
Here, we have the Kundalini which is described as the residual psychic or Pranic power, after what has been distributed among the various organs of the body: i.e., it is essentially the same, but the reservoir from which thousands of similar bodies could similarly be fed.
- Indian Scriptures
Indian scriptures provide variety, present spiritual truths in a variety of colourful ways.
In the Ramayana, God is Man.
In Mahabharata, Krishna is statesman or superman.
In Bhagavata, Krishna is super divine, God.
- Fire
The Siva Lingam is a pillar of fire.
Fire has two qualities - heat and energy.
By pouring water on the Lingam, the devotee removes the heat aspect from the fire and keeps only the energy aspect.
- Butter
Butter is hidden in milk.
But milk if thrown into water, gets lost, with the butter.
Butter itself won't get lost in water.
Churn that butter of devotion in your heart and God will steal it from you - you won't even have to offer it to Him.