Param Tattva Sadhana” refers to spiritual practices aimed at realizing the “Param Tattva” or Supreme Truth/Reality, often described as the ultimate blissful state of consciousness beyond all material elements and individual limitations.

Patal Bhairav ​​Sadhana is a very powerful and fierce Tantric-Shabar Sadhana. Its main purpose is considered to be the destruction of Tantric obstacles, protection from hidden enemies and knowing buried treasure/invisible secrets.

Munishwar Sadhna (also referred to as Muni Sadhna or Munindra Sadhna) is a specialized spiritual practice in Hindu and esoteric traditions aimed at attaining higher states of consciousness, mental discipline, and inner peace

Shambhu sadhana helps guide practitioners toward self-realization, liberation (moksha) from the cycle of birth and rebirth (samsara), and eternal bliss.

Mokshad Shiva Sadhana is to attain salvation (moksha) and self-knowledge through Lord Shiva. This sadhana is performed to purify the mind and destroy the ego, as Shiva is considered the ultimate giver of salvation in the Vedas.

Amala (pure, spotless, free from dirt/ignorance) and Ishwara (Supreme Lord). It signifies Shiva as the ultimate, unblemished consciousness that remains untouched by Maya (illusion) or karmic impurities.

Shurpadharini Dhumavati Sadhana” refers to a powerful spiritual practice (sadhana) involving the Hindu Mahavidya Goddess Dhumavati, specifically focusing on her aspect as the “winnowing fan carrier” (Shurpadharini).

Kreem is the ekakshari bija mantra associated with Goddess Kali. Ekakshari mantra means the one word mantra or single syllable mantra. The one who represents the death, time and darkness (end of darkness).