The Kalladikode Parampara of Chathan Swamy: Vishnumaya Chathan, Karimkutti Chathan, and the Original Lineage Explained
Chathan Vidya – Origin & Transmission of the Kalladikode Mantrika Vidya Within the domain of Chathan-related mantrika systems, the Kalladikode parampara stands as the original and authoritative source. It is from this lineage alone that Chathan Vidya first moved outward into the hands of non-lineage practitioners. Over several centuries, as the vidya spread beyond its […]
The Guarded Rahasya of Kuttichathan Mantrika Vidya
Chathan worship — or Kuttichathan mantrika vidya — is not a public ritual tradition. It is a guarded rahasya-vidya, held tight within those real chathan paramparas and pithams that understand its power to transform and its power to correct. This secrecy is not elitism.It exists purely for protection — protection for the sadhaka, and protection […]
Aghora Ganapati: An In-Depth Technical Study of His Vidya, Forces, and Guardians
The idea that Aghora Ganapati must be worshipped only in cremation grounds is yet another creation of studio spirituality and social-media fantasy. In authentic vidya-parampara, even Aghora Ganapati is seated on kamalasana only, not on pretasana. Aghora Ganapati is approached only through two acharas:Shaivachara and Dakshinachara.There is no Vamachara here — because the very nature […]
Aghora Ganapati – Aghora Ganapati in Tantra: The Role of Fearlessness in Sadhana
Aghora Ganapati is yet another most misunderstood form of supreme divine as the very base – the meaning of “Aghora” is yet another one of the most misunderstood tattvas of our time.People today reduce “Aghora” to black magic, grave-digging, or corpse-rituals — all because they have never unfolded the tattva behind the word “Aghora.” But […]
Aghora Ganapati: From Dhyana-Shloka to Real Tattva — A Traditional Overview
रक्ताभं घण्टा–निनद–सदृशं दीप्त–वक्त्रं त्रिनेत्रंभ्रूक्षेपोत्थ–क्रोध–ज्वलन–मुकुटं सर्प–माला–विभूषम् । शूल–दण्ड–खट्वाङ्ग–कपाल–परशु–शक्ति–पाश–डमरु–हस्तंवन्देऽहं गिरिश-अघोर-भावं गणेशम् ।। This is the form of Aghora Ganapati.. Aghora Ganapati is seen in a reddish, glowing form, similar to the warm radiance rising from fire. His presence carries a resonance and depth comparable to the steady, powerful vibration of a temple bell. His face is bright […]
Chapter – 3 – Bhogar Siddhar – The Master Of Alchemy
Bhogar wandered through the streets, his hair matted and unkempt, his body unwashed, wearing only a simple loincloth. His tongue had dried from thirst. When he saw a group of Brahmins reciting the Vedas, he approached them and politely asked for a little water to drink. But the Brahmins, seeing his disheveled appearance and unclean […]
Kalaratri — The Night When Time Walks the Earth
The Hidden Night of the Yoginis Among the four sacred nights known to tantrics — Maharatri, Kalaratri, Moharathri, and Kruraratri — Kalaratri is the night of Time itself. It is not just a night of worship or symbolism. It is the moment when Amba Dakshina Kalika as Adya Chamunda descends down into this world accompanied […]
Bhadrakali Mahatmyam – Chapter 2
The Rise of Daruka – The Second Chapter of Bhadrakali Mahatmyam Daruka, the foremost of the asuras, challenged Indra, lord of the gods, to battle. Enraged by the call, Indra mounted his mighty elephant Airavata, grasped the thunderbolt in his hand, and advanced with the army of the devas to meet the enemy. A terrible […]
Bhadrakali Mahatmyam – Chapter 1 B
The Rise of Daruka – From Birth to the Siege of Amaravati In this Bhadrakali Mahatmyam – When Daruka was born, terrible signs shook the world. Meteors blazed across the sky. Jackals cried out from every direction. Fierce winds raised storms of dust, clouds poured down showers of blood, and mighty trees crashed to the […]
BHADRAKALI MAHATMYAM – CHAPTER 1 A
The Bhadrakali Mahatmyam. begins.. Long ago, there lived a noble king named Shivasarma. With humility in his heart and reverence in his bearing, he approached the great sage Markandeya, who sat in peace within his forest hermitage. Bowing deeply, the king said: “O revered one, I have listened with joy to the glorious Devi Mahatmyam […]
