Hastini Yogini is considered one of the 64 Yoginis. yogini are celestial beings or nature spirits associated with wealth, mystical powers, and specific human desires. In tantric texts the Hastini (meaning “elephant-like” or possessing the grace/strength of an elephant)

Vishwaroopa Yogini is a powerful and celestial entity in tantric traditions, often associated with the “Universal Form” (Vishwaroopa) of the Divine. Unlike the more common 64 Yoginis who are often depicted as attendants of Goddess Kali or Durga,

Anuragini Yogini is considered a celestial being associated with beauty, affection, and harmony. Sadhna (spiritual practice) dedicated to her is traditionally performed to enhance one’s personal magnetism and resolve emotional or relational conflicts.

The Kamakshi Yogini is often associated with the 64 Yoginis of Tantric tradition, embodying a specific aspect of the Divine Feminine (Shakti). While “Kamakshi” literally means “she whose eyes are desire” or “one who fulfills all desires through her eyes,” her Sadhana is a serious spiritual undertaking focused on manifestation, magnetism, and spiritual awakening.

Three-Syllable Kali Mantra also known as the Tri-Akshari Kali Mantra is a Tantric tradition used to invoke Goddess Kali for rapid transformation, protection, and spiritual awakening.

Vaidyanath Sadhana is a powerful tantric practice dedicated to Lord Shiva in his form as the divine healer (Vaidyanath) to overcome severe illnesses, chronic pain, and fear of premature death.

This sadhna is essentially a rejuvenation and upon successful completion, a person’s beauty increases a millionfold. A new consciousness and vitality pervade them and they live long and are worthy of honor, respect, fame, and prestige.

Saumya Kali often referred to as a gentle, benevolent, or maternal form of Goddess Kali, such as Bhadrakali or Shanta Kali in specific contemplative contexts. It represents the divine motherly energy that nurtures, protects, and guides her devotees without the intense terror or fierce disruptions associated with raw cremation-ground forms.