The Tantras are a diverse and esoteric body of Hindu and Buddhist scriptures that provide detailed instructions on rituals, meditation, and philosophy. They encompass a wide range of texts and traditions, focusing on the worship of various deities, mystical practices, and spiritual teachings. Tantras are integral to traditions such as Shaivism, Shaktism, Vaishnavism, and Buddhism, offering unique insights and methods for spiritual advancement and enlightenment.
Introduction The Jnanakanda is a significant text within the Vaishnava Agama tradition, particularly associated with the Vaikhanasa school. Attributed to Rishi Kashyapa, this text serves as a comprehensive guide to the rituals, practices, and theological principles dedicated to the worship of Lord Vishnu. While it shares structural elements common to other Agamic texts, the Jnanakanda … Read more
Introduction The Tarkakanda is a notable text within the Vaishnava Agama tradition, specifically associated with the Vaikhanasa school. Attributed to Rishi Kashyapa, this text serves as a comprehensive guide to the rituals, practices, and theological principles dedicated to the worship of Lord Vishnu. While it shares structural elements common to other Agamic texts, the Tarkakanda … Read more
Introduction The Satyakanda is a pivotal text within the Vaishnava Agama tradition, specifically associated with the Vaikhanasa school. Attributed to Rishi Kashyapa, this text serves as a comprehensive guide to the rituals, practices, and theological principles dedicated to the worship of Lord Vishnu. While it shares structural elements common to other Agamic texts, the Satyakanda … Read more
Introduction The Jnana Samhita is a significant text within the Vaishnava Agama tradition, particularly associated with the Vaikhanasa school. Attributed to Rishi Mareechi, this text serves as a comprehensive guide to the rituals, practices, and theological principles dedicated to the worship of Lord Vishnu. While it shares structural elements common to other Agamic texts, the … Read more