Writings
Reflections on Sri Vidya, Kaula tantra, and the teachings behind this practice, written in plain terms.
Freedom from what, exactly, and freedom for what. A look at how different schools describe liberation, and why this lineage leans toward joy rather than emptiness.
On why the goal was never to hand you an experience, but to help you find the one guiding voice that was already inside you.
Sri Vidya is not a proper noun with no meaning. Taken apart, it says something specific about knowledge, desire, and freedom.
Clean water, solar power, education for kids studying after dark. Why a tradition built around inner freedom also cares this much about ordinary, practical things.
A short daily practice, for the days when even sitting down for a proper pooja feels like too much to ask of yourself.
Ten short affirmations from Guruji, and why the first one, about the body being a temple, is the one everything else in this practice builds on.
The story behind Devipuram's two temples, Kamakhya and Sri Meru, and what it says about the difference between love and lust.
On the idea that the world you experience only exists inside your own awareness, and what that has to do with rewriting your own story.
Why Sri Vidya practice almost always begins with Ganapati, and the surprising idea that a shared awareness grows more powerful than the sum of its parts.