Sprituality

64 Yoginis and Tantra The 64 Yoginis (Chausath Yoginis) are a very important part of Tantric practice, more so in Shakta Tantra and Kaula Tantra practices, where the 64 yoginis are worshipped as manifestations of Shakti, the divine feminine energy. Each of the 64 Yogini represents a specific divine energy, power, or cosmic principle,…

Mouni Amavasya holds immense spiritual significance and is deeply rooted in Sanatan Dharma traditions and beliefs. Mouni Amavasya represents the power of silence and introspection. It is a day to let go of worldly distractions, focus on spiritual growth, and foster a sense of inner peace and self-awareness. The observance of Mouni Amavasya encourages devotees…

Both The East and The West Have Misinterpreted Tantra Spirituality Over The Years. Let’s Delve Deeper Here In this era, many inquisitive spiritual seekers from across the globe have taken the path of Tantra spirituality. Much of the credit goes to the commercial push from its propagators—be it the Shakti Peethas (sacred temples of goddess…

64 Yogini Temples in India 64 yogini temples are mostly found in the central India states of Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Odisha. In Hindu tantra practice the 64 Yoginis, are considered manifestations of the divine feminine energy, these temples are a must-visit for people who follow the Tantric tradition and worship the divine feminine…

Name of the 64 yogini The practice of the 64 Yogini is one of the most powerful and potent within tantric practices, for those aiming to cultivate supernatural abilities and achieve a union with the divine feminine energy. The 64 Yoginis are also associated with specific qualities such as courage, knowledge, creativity, joy, and power,…