Shakta Agamas

The "Yama Gurudeva Paddhati Agama" is a sacred text that belongs to the Agama tradition of Hinduism. It is a comprehensive guidebook for devotees and practitioners, providing instructions on rituals, ceremonies, and spiritual practices. The text is attributed to Yama Gurudeva, a revered spiritual teacher, and serves as a manual for individuals seeking spiritual growth … Read more

The Kamakalavilasa Agama is one of the 28 main agamas (scriptures) in the Shaiva tradition of Hinduism. It is considered to be a prominent text that provides guidance on rituals, worship, and philosophical teachings associated with Lord Shiva. The Kamakalavilasa Agama delves into various aspects of Shaivism, including temple construction, deity installation, religious ceremonies, and … Read more

The "Kaulavalinimaya Agama" is a sacred text belonging to the Kaula tradition, which is a sect within the broader Agama tradition of Hinduism. This text primarily focuses on various rituals, worship practices, and spiritual teachings associated with the worship of Goddess Kali. It serves as a guide for practitioners on how to conduct rituals, invoke … Read more

The “Kulacudamani Tantra Agama” is a sacred tantric scripture in Hinduism, belonging to the Shakta tradition. It is considered one of the main texts of the Sri Vidya sect and is dedicated to the worship of the goddess Lalita Tripurasundari. This scripture delves deep into various aspects of deity worship, rituals, meditation techniques, and philosophical … Read more

The Lalitasahasranama Agama is a sacred Hindu text that is considered one of the most important scriptures within the Shakta tradition. It is primarily dedicated to the worship of the divine feminine aspect of the universe, known as Devi or Lalita. Composed in the form of 1,000 names (sahasranama) of Devi, this text is regarded … Read more

The Mahanirvana Tantra Agama is a sacred text of Hinduism, believed to be a compilation of teachings and practices related to Tantra. It is considered a significant scripture within the Shakta tradition, primarily focusing on the worship of the divine feminine energy, Devi or Shakti. The text emphasizes the importance of spiritual practices such as … Read more

The Nityasadasikarnava Agama is a sacred text of the Shaiva tradition in Hinduism. It is considered one of the 28 Shakta Agamas, which are scriptures that primarily worship the Divine Mother, Devi or Shakti. This particular Agama focuses on the worship of goddess Lalitha Tripurasundari, also known as Lalitha Devi, who represents the supreme aspect … Read more

The "Paranandasutra Agama" is one of the early Buddhist texts belonging to the Agamas, which are considered parallel to the Pali Canon and are an important part of the Buddhist scriptures. It is primarily associated with the Dharmaguptaka school of Buddhism. While there are multiple versions of this text that exist in different languages, the … Read more

The Prapancasara Agama is one of the early Buddhist scriptures and is considered to be a part of the Agamas, a collection of texts that form the doctrinal foundation of the early Buddhist schools. It is believed to have been written in the early centuries BCE and is primarily associated with the Sarvastivada school of … Read more