Kamakhya Temple atop the tranquil Nilachal Hill emerges as a mystical and profoundly hallowed sanctuary for devotees immersed in the practices of Srividya, Dasha Mahavidya, and Kundalini Sadhana. This temple, richly imbued with ancient esoteric lore, transcends mere worship to become a crucial nexus for those exploring the profound realms of Tantric spirituality.

Within its sacred confines, the complex and nuanced facets of Srividya, which reveres the divine feminine, come to life with unparalleled vibrancy. The temple serves as a haven for adherents of Dasha Mahavidya. This spiritual path venerates the ten forms of divine wisdom embodied as goddesses. In this hallowed space, seekers of enlightenment find a rare and potent atmosphere for meditation and inner exploration. Kamakhya stands not merely as a temple but as a beacon, guiding Sadhakas on a transformative journey towards profound spiritual insights, offering a deep connection with the essence of divine knowledge and realization.

Kulachara Tantra Marga practices are closely guarded and are not revealed to the uninitiated.

Renowned as the cradle of Shakta Tantrism, Kamakhya’s spiritual identity is deeply intertwined with its unique Tantric tradition. This tradition, nurtured and preserved for centuries by the Sebaits (caretakers) of the temple, embodies a rich tapestry of socio-religious culture. It’s a culture that embraces tolerance and secular values, shaped profoundly by the philosophy and practices of Tantric tradition.

The Kulacara Tantra Marga at Kamakhya, known also as Yogini Kaula, stands as a distinct and surviving Shakta Tantrika Tradition, unparalleled in its purity and complexity. This tradition is a confluence of Hindu, Buddhist, and various tantric streams, enriched by diverse influences, including Tibeto-Mongoloid, Austro-Asiatic, Tibeto-Burman, and Dravidian elements, evolving over a millennium.
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Guarded closely by its initiates, the teachings, rituals, and techniques of the Kulacara Tantra Marga are transmitted through an unbroken Guru-Shishya Parampara (teacher-student lineage). This oral tradition ensures the sacred knowledge is passed down selectively and meticulously.

Women hold a paramount place in the Kulacara Tantra Marga, revered as embodiments of Shakti (the Divine Feminine). They play leading roles in the rituals, highlighting the matriarchal essence of this Tantric path. The practices, especially the secretive puja rituals, are exclusive to initiates, emphasizing the esoteric nature of this tradition.

The Raja-Rajeswari Puja, a principal ritual during the Chaitra Navaratra (Spring Navaratra), is a 15-day event central to the Kulacara Tantra Marga practices at Kamakhya. Conducted behind closed doors, it is a sacred confluence of all initiates, with strict restrictions on the participation of non-initiates, including resident Sebaits who are not inducted into this specific Tantric path.

Notably, the Kulacara Tantra Marga is marked by an absence of caste or gender discrimination. Initiation is open to all, transcending societal barriers, and upon initiation, all distinctions merge into a singular identity of Sadhaka (initiate). This egalitarian approach extends to all rituals, where every initiate, regardless of their original caste or gender, is granted equal rights to participate.