Sri Vidya Sadhana​

Srividya Sādhanā is a profound spiritual discipline aimed at discovering purpose and meaning in life, ultimately guiding individuals towards self-realisation.

For generations, the practice of Srividya Sadhana has been a deeply held secret within specific spiritual lineages. These traditions have carefully preserved and transmitted this knowledge to succeeding generations.

Srividyā is intricately encoded within the widely revered Sri Lalitha Rahasya Sahasranama and Tripura Rahasya. Its name suggests that Srividya is a secret or mystical teaching. However, the term ‘Rahasya’ does not imply it should be kept from others as commonly thought. Instead, it signifies that the Truth of Srividya is revealed to each Sadhaka only through their personal spiritual journey as they uncover its insights.

There are several ancient Srividya traditions, each differing slightly, but they all share a fundamental essence. Practitioners of Srividya can follow various paths, including Samayachara Marga, Kaulachara Marga and within Kaula, there is Vamachara and Mishramachara (a hybrid approach) adopted in some traditions.

In the Mahāvidya Sādhana program, you have the opportunity to deeply explore the fundamentals of Srividya, helping you decide if it aligns with your spiritual path. We cordially invite you to join our introductory Mahāvidya Sādhana session.

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Ātmavidyā Mahāvidyā Srīvidyā kāma sevitā |
  śri ṣōḍaśākṣarī vidyā trikūṭa kāma kōṭikā ||
~ Lalitha Sahasranamam

Sri Vidya Sadhana Course Structure

The Sri Vidya Sadhana course is based on the Srikrama, as outlined in the Parashurama Kalpa Sutra, a revered text that delves into the intricacies of Sri Vidya Sadhana. This manual is considered the Charya Kanda part of the Tripura Rahasya, a holy scripture presented as a dialogue between Guru Dattatreya and Bhagavan Parashurama. It delves into the profound significance of Tripurasundari (Lalitha Para Bhattarika).

Other important scriputres include ‘Nityotsava Nibandaha’, ‘Setubandha of Bhaskara Raya’.

Comprehensive Sri Vidya Sadhana course covers the following key topics.

In addition, the course will provide a deeper understanding of Karma and how to overcome specific problems in sadhana, the fundamental principles of Jyotisha, fundamentals of Ayurveda, and an in-depth exploration of Kundalini Sadhana, Shaktabhi Nitya Puja, and various Rahasya Sadhanas. It will also cover practices such as Homa, Tarpana, and Dhyana.

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Ganapathi Kramam

You will discover various approaches to engage with Sri Vallabha Maha Ganapathi. We will delve into the philosophical underpinnings of Maha Ganapati, examine the rituals dedicated to him, and gain insight into the significance of Mantras, Slokas, Suktas, Mudras, Nyasas, and Homa.

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Sri Karmam (Bala)

You will understand how to worship Sri Chakra. Sri Chakra symbolises the universe and the divine mother, Tripurasundari. You will learn how to set up the altar properly, follow the exact steps of worship, understand the precise geometric patterns for the Sri Chakra, and learn the Meditative practices and Mantras to be recited during the ritual.

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Shyama Kramam

In Shyama Kramam, you will learn about the yantra, mantra, and tantra associated with Raja Shyamala, also known as Raja Matangi. You will learn detailed procedures, Slokas and rituals for worshipping and invoking the blessings of Raja Shyamala to connect with and receive the grace of this powerful Sri Vidya Devata.

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Varahi Kramam

Integral to Sri Vidya Sadhana, Varahi Kramam demands deep insight and spiritual commitment. It's a pathway to profound spiritual transformation, merging Mantra Sadhana, precise rituals, and yogic practices like visualisation and Kundalini Sadhana. Varahi, symbolising protection and healing, guides seekers to awaken and realise the divine within.

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Para Karma

The "Para Kramam" emphasises the worship of Lalitha Tripurasundari, outlining rituals, philosophical perspectives, and the powerful "Panchadasi" mantra. It provides detailed guidance on correctly practising this mantra, covering prerequisites, chanting techniques, and associated meditative practices as detailed in Varivasya Rahasya.

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Navavarana:

It describes a ritual involving nine avaranas of the Sri Chakra. The pooja is a spiritual journey from the external universe to the divine core, involving specific rituals, chants, and meditations. This sophisticated practice symbolises the devotee's transformation and the ultimate unity with the Divine.

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Time Frame

Srividya is a systematic method outlined by the Parashurama Kalpa Sutra. Devoted practitioners can achieve the Panchadasi level within 18 to 24 months, based on the time they devote to their spiritual practice. The sadhana practice doesn’t adhere to strict regulations; individuals can allocate time that comfortably integrates with their daily routine. As practitioners advance in their sadhana, they often discover an increased capacity to dedicate more time to their spiritual pursuits.

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