COMMENTS


Kuru Sandhyasa
March 27, 2026 11:03 PM

Krishna, i do understand where you come from and there is benefit to publication and teachings but it must be done responsibly. And if one is to give out these teachings they must be able to gauge how to responsibly give teachings. By Ravi ji this was taking place, and you have done many helpful things as well. You have brought much to light that is helpful. But without responsibility, restraint, and determinance in what is to be given and how it is to be given, what has the potential to be a huge help can just be a chaos in the life of a seeker. Please take this into consideration, as well as everything else I have said. I may seem harsh but it is because i only seek the best outcome. May clarity, guru's grace, and blessings that result from correct action fall upon all who genuinely seek this path or any other.

Krishna
March 27, 2026 10:03 PM

Namaste Dear Kuru Sandhyasa. Greetings to you and everyone here! I sincerely request that we please desist from getting personal on any viewpoints and agree to disagree with others in a polite and respectful way. I do not wish to edit anybody's comments but will be forced to, if this is not complied with. Other admins may entirely delete the deemed offensive comments, so I try and jump in as much as possible to quickly endorse the comments. I am personally very thankful to revered Tivra, Prince, Dylan, Tripuraghna, Jothi and many others for donating their valuable time in providing invaluable guidance and assistance to sādhakas to advance in their sādhanas. I can endorse to the difficulty of finding valuable guidance that this site offers and had this knowledge been available to me many decades ago, my life would have been completely different! Let us be grateful for what is offered here and may it be of benefit to the sincere seekers. Further, I would also recommend folks to read "The garland of Letters" book by Arthur Avalon to understand what a string of letters can do in awakening the spiritual cakras with our body. Also, this website was designed to be a guide to self-realization and Shri Ravi ji took painstaking efforts forsaking his career, family life, health, wealth etc. in adding content for the benefit of all seeking nothing for himself or his family. The name of the site is a misnomer in itself. It can be a warning to people not to follow or to educate themselves and decide what to follow and skip etc. I certainly welcome criticism as well as encouragement. Once again, we need to keep ourselves polite and be respectful to everyone. No one including me have the right to tell anyone not to post comments or go away. It is my personal desire that all everyone should benefit from what is posted here and will be posted here in the times to come. One more point to note, is that the experience of each individual differs and the commanility may not exist. We encourage sādhakas to find an appropriate guru and provide limited guidance ourselves to mantras that we have practiced. Also, I have published 100s of mantras and stotras that I have not diligently practiced myself, but I was still guided by the grace of the Divine Mother to undertake the journey. If She permits, there will be 100s more and this will go on even after I am no longer here and someone else will take up the efforts. It is the power of the Divine Mother and the guru parampara that lets this happen and so be it!

Kuru Sandhyasa
March 27, 2026 09:03 PM

Your line of thinking is that: "believing that a string of letters is inherently divine feels like a bit of a stretch.". You clearly do not understand, hold sacred, or have any sort of self revealed experience in these traditions. So why are you here then, giving advice to those who do want to follow these traditions, when you yourself do not hold these sacred?

Prince
March 27, 2026 07:03 PM

"The text I shared was solid—it was well-researched, clear, and did a great job of showing the different sides of mantra sadhana. As adults, I think we’re better off avoiding extreme positions. It makes more sense to look at the facts and different perspectives before making up our minds. Ultimately, how someone chooses to practice is a personal call. Personally, if a Deity is going to penalize me over the 'technicalities' of a chant or how secret I keep it, I will reject the Deity from my life. Frankly speaking, I have never felt any penalties from ANY DEITY. That just means, that all this ‘fear mongering tactics’ are just falsehoods in my experience. And honestly, believing that a string of letters is inherently divine feels like a bit of a stretch. I’ve said my piece.

Kuru Sandhyasa
March 27, 2026 05:03 PM

Various mantra dosha is precisely the reason why mantra should be initiated by guru only. You have answered your own question.

Kuru Sandhyasa
March 27, 2026 05:03 PM

Prince, you say this yet you have said before that you have not even experienced something as foundational as kundalini. If you have never experienced the loss of grace or mantra shakti how can you possibly dismiss this, which is not only attested to within every tantric text and scripture, but experienced by those of attainment. There is no point in remaining in one place and yet thinking you know better than everyone else who has accomplished these things.

RASIT
March 27, 2026 01:03 AM

Namaste Dear Tivra, mostly when you are explaining a topic before the conclusion you scatter some "Gold Nuggets" during your conversation. One of the gold nuggets mentioned is "Arut Perum Jothi". To benefit more from this mantra, would it be beneficial to either at the beginning or the end to chant Arul? Or is simply chanting the complete Arut Perum Jothi mantra enough, because its essence is Arul anyway? Thanks in advance for your guidance.

Amargi
March 26, 2026 09:03 PM

this article touches a magical principle, but it is not tantric in nature, and i deeply doubt if it is useful alone, without context. Tantra is a flow of Guru's illusion, Mahamaya itself, unillusory because of the direct Will of Devi - to give sadhaka an illusion above all illusions, that is reflexive to its Source, and that leads to the Source Supreme. aham=idam is not a principle of philosophy, but a great achievement, that is possible through tivra sadhana & Guru anugraham. Guru is not a mentor but God. Ishta Devata is not a good imaginative creation that we make and start believing in; it is a primordial channel for the Will of True Guru, it is Essence of Guru. here is a great difference between the Western Ceremonial approach, that constructs Godforms to manage flows of Power, where good magicians say that gods are not to worship but to work with, and Tantra, which is able only through complete surrender to Guru, through only will to make Guru's "illusion" defeat the illusion of ego, thus having a chance to exit ilusion at all. there is no sence to think about nature of maya, as maya is the very nature of thinking. thank you for reading, and may God bless us with wisdom, if we can hold it.

Bhima
March 26, 2026 06:03 PM

Thank you so much guruji

Kashik
March 26, 2026 03:03 PM

Namste krishna ji, tivra ji and other sincere sadhaks, let's assume this world is maya then the whole point of saving it going to lengths by vallar, rishi, saint even devta seems ridiculous, why would a realised being go to para lok for solution to save this world? For example venerable Tīvra ji is going through principal of sri Vidya aham=idam if we understand this what tivra ji is basically trying to saying is I'm going to make illusion real which means false becomes truth which is more ridiculous maya= truth. But if we assume maya to be true from the start it makes sense. Create, sustain, destroy, concealment and revelation which happens a process told by tivra ji, which means maya is on-par with kadi panchdashi and Mantra of maa kamakali. Although world was there for temporary moment nonetheless it was true to say after healing of wound that wound is false since it no longer exists i think it's wrong. What i think is so far what definition and understanding of maya has been understood is totally different than what maya actually is. With aham= idam principal maya with is understood to be illusion became real. So now question arises was maya real or not or was totally something else than what was understood so far or is it something that stands between junction of illusion and reality. What i think maya is not false but rather something misunderstood because to say maya is false means to declare devi is false. I think the nature of maya is being kept hidden same way hadi turiyamba, sadi vidya are kept hidden due to their power and are being told as something non important or not worth. Tīvra ji can you please shed some of your wisdom and insight.