Shankari Mahatatva Lakshmi Sadhana is an advanced, highly specialized spiritual practice that blends the sovereign energies of Goddess Lakshmi (abundance, prosperity, and cosmic order) with Shankari (the transformative, stabilizing power of Shiva/Shakti).

Aghor Lakshmi Sadhna is a powerful and intense spiritual practice rooted in the Aghor tradition of Tantra. It is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, but approached through the unconventional, fearless, and non-dualistic lens of Aghor philosophy

Ghritachi means “abounding in clarified Butter (Ghee) or “shining With Ghee”. In the symbolic language of the Vedas and ancient rituals, ghee represents purity, nourishment, sacrificial offerings, and sacred fire. Thus

‘Tila” means to a tiny particle or sesame seed, and “uttama” means supreme or the best. “One whose smallest particle is perfection” or “one composed of the finest and highest qualities” collected bit by bit.

kaustubha Sadhana is a spiritual practice to worship the Kaustubh Mani (divine gem) worn by Lord Vishnu. It is said to bring youth, energy, wealth, and material comforts. Sadhak do this sadhna to seek Lord Vishnu’s blessings and awaken inner light.

64 Yogini Sadhana is an advanced and esoteric practice within Hindu Tantra and Shakta traditions. It involves the worship of the Chausath (64) Yoginis—powerful, fierce, and benevolent manifestations of the Divine Mother (Adi Shakti) who govern cosmic energies,

Yoginis represent distinct frequencies of cosmic energy (Shakti), performing mantra yogini sadhana is believed to yield profound material, mental, and spiritual benefits. Yoginis act as fierce protectors of the sadhaka (practitioner).

Focuses on internal awakening and self-realization under the guidance of a Siddha (realized master). Through this sadhna Awakening specialized powers (Siddhis), subtle intuition, protection, and mastership over natural/mental forces.