Sadhana, Tantra and Mantra
Bhairava sadhana, japa and mantra practice, kula kundalini, diksha, and beginner guidance from the Khyapa Parampara.
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This hub covers practice: where a beginner starts with japa mala and sankalp, the Bhairava sadhana series on vairagya and the smashana, kula kundalini and breath retention, initiation, and the remedies Gurubaba discusses.
Practice articles are descriptive, not prescriptive. Tantric and kundalini material in particular should be taken up with a qualified teacher and within your own lineage.
Key ideas in this topic
- Sadhana: sustained spiritual discipline undertaken with devotion and method.
- Mantra: sacred sound or formula used for remembrance, japa, and inner alignment.
- Diksha: initiation or transmission within a living lineage or teacher relationship.
- Bhairava and Kali sadhana: fierce devotional paths that emphasize surrender, courage, and discipline.
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Spiritual Teachings
Bhairava Sadhana: Keeping Idols, Managing Thoughts During Japa
Shri Praveen Radhakrishna addresses essential practical questions in Bhairava Sadhana — when to keep idols versus photographs, how to handle wandering thoughts during mantra Japa using the clock technique, and the discipline required during Sankalpa periods.
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Bhairava Sadhana: Vairagya, the Smashana, and Rebirth
Shri Praveen Radhakrishna explains the true meaning of Vairagya — not mere detachment but the burning of the ego while alive — and reveals how Bhairava Sadhana, the Smashana, and Tantra are all ultimately about preparing the Jiva to consciously control its own rebirth.
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Tantra and Kula Kundalini 2: The Five Life Airs and Breath Retention Practices
Guru Shyama Khyapa reveals the profound philosophy of breath, the five life airs (Prana, Apana, Samana, Udana, Vyana), Kumbhaka practice, and the chakra system in tantric sadhana.
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Sadhana & Tantra
The Sacred Trishul: Symbolism, Power, and the Divine Trinity
Guru Shyama Khyapa explains the profound spiritual significance of the Trishul (Trident), representing the unified power of Brahma, Vishnu, and Maheshwara, and its role as an awakened weapon for protection and destruction of evil.