Use your browser to download Adobe Acrobat PDF files of Hindu works. These are
English language books and translations; a part of a large future archive of
original tantrik material. You will need the Adobe Reader, which is free, to
view the PDF files. These books and pictures are not in the public domain.
Copyright remains with the authors and artists. If you wish to continue using
them, you must register. This photograph is from the temple well at Goa Gaja, Bali.
The Magic of Kali Sample chapters on the worship of Dakshina Kalika. (kalsamX.PDF) The whole work contains the yantras, mantras and rituals of the most famous tantrik deity, has the complete text of the Todala Tantra and uses translations from different tantras to demonstrate the importance of the tradition.
The Yoni Tantra This work eulogises the yoni of the goddess. According to the Kaula tantriks, the most sacred spot in India is Kamarupa, where the genitals of the Devi fell after her body was sliced into 51 parts by the discus of Vishnu. This is the first translation into English of this important work.
The Ganapati Upanishad Upanishad of the Ganapata sect of Tantra. Originally, there were five broad schools of Tantra: the Shakta, Shaiva, Saura, Ganapata and Vaishnava. This first English translation includes a preface and explanatory material.
The Kaula Upanishad Upanishad of the Kaula sect of Tantra. The Kaulas based their precepts on this work - condemn not others - and even faulty argument may be valid, meaning that just because someone doesn't express an argument well, it doesn't mean she or he isn't right!
Other material in the FTP directory includes the Adinatha.Faq, images of sundry tantrik devatas and other material. The archive will be continually updated.
Mohan's Image Gallery. Some beautiful paintings and photos of statues of
Hindu (i.e. tantrik) devatas.
Scaffold: WWW Architecture. Excellent page on the construction of
the Shri Yantra with MPEG files.
A Transcendental Gallery. Radha and Krishna get it together. All kinds of
beautiful images. Ceci
Henningsson's pages. Links to many other sites and some tantrik material
too.
Adam McLean's Alchemy site. The Nathas were proto-alchemists (Rasavadins).
Here you can browse The Hermetic Journal which has one or two references
to the cult.
Ander's Magick Page. Links galore. Sidereal
Astrology Home Page Devoted to study of the Kalachakra. Kundalini
Resource Site All manner of information and links here.. Asian Studies
Home Page
Anandazone.
Asian Studies: India. Excellent
information and links here.
Vipal Kapadia's
Hinduism page.
The Hindu Online. Indian English
language newspaper.
Sri Yantra. Mathematical thoughts on the Shri Yantra.
Church of Tantra.
Tantra Magazine.
Kali Pictures.
Inner Sanctum.
Stream of Devotion.
Adze page. An exhibitionistic astrologer.
Yoga Paths. An
overview of different schools and traditions.
Lalita Sahasraranam The 1,000 names
of Devi Lalita
Sanskrit Page.This is a wonderful
place. As well as everything you'd ever wish to know about Sanskrit, there's
an online Sanskrit dictionary.
Access New Age serves the seeker in us all by using the new
technology to give access to rediscovered ancient, occult wisdom and
timeless truths.
Indology. Excellent resource page.
International Journal of Tantric Studies. News,
translations and plenty of information on the tradition from
an academic viewpoint.
Kali Temple A temple to the Devi.This group organises Kali pujas.
Nancy's Cyber Shrine. Contains images and some yantras.
Shri Vidya Pages on Shri Vidya.
Joshi Letterforms Some information on mantra and yantra.
Shri Sarada Mandir Various Hindu temples.
Words on Kali
Dakshineshwar Kali Graphics
Entrance to a Kali Temple A project apparently in construction.
Kal Bhairav (Mahakala)Part of a larger Nepali collection
Page on Kali
Kali image A picture of Kali.
Tantra Goddess - Forms of Kali
A Ganesh image and mantras Solo page about Ganesh.
Shirdi Sai Baba home page Information on the great saint.
Venkateshvara Swami
Shiva Darshan
Shri Vaishnava home page
Tantric Yoga pages. This site is under development.
Pages on the Divine Mother.
Ganapati Puja in India
Promoting the understanding of Hindu culture
A mass of India-related links
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Artwork is © Jan Bailey, 1995. Translations are © Mike Magee 1995. For more information, send e-mail to ac70@cityscape.co.uk