"By virtue of the Virachara, one becomes the Lord of all direction, and verily the form of Rudra. The Universe is subservient to the Vira, and the Vira depends upon the Kaula. By entering the Kaula stream, even an unconscious Being becomes a master of perfections."
- Rudrayamala

"Oh lotus-faced one! There is no Dharma superior to Kaula-Dharma, by seeking refuge in which even a man of inferior caste becomes purified and attains the state of a Kaula. As the footprints of all animals disappear in the footprint of the elephant, so do all other Dharmas disappear in the Kula-Dharma."
- Mahanirvana Tantra

The Tantric Vidya represents an advanced form of spiritual sadhana where the sadhak embodies the highest principles of Awareness and Energy. This site will inform about various aspects of the Kaula path, and provide opportunities for those who wish to move in this current. The current of this lineage is from the Vama Shakta tradition that comes from Shri Bam Dev of Tarapith, who was one of histories greatest Tantrics. It is expressed today by Shri Kapalik Mahakaal Bhairvanand Saraswati, who is one of the greatest living Tantrics and a true Kapalika. This site represents the American based Chakra called "Adya Shakti Virachara Mudra". It is under the direction of Kaal Ugranand Saraswati and is in service to Maa Kamakhya Ashram of India. The time is now ripe for the re-emergence of the Kaulas both in the East and in the West, and we hope our endeavors will facilitate this process. This site represents traditional lineage based Tantra, which means coming from the oral tradition transmitted from Guru to Disciple and practice based upon the traditional Tantric texts. Finally and Ultimately, this site is in service to those for whom the fire of sincerity burns bright and who hunger for the depths of Primordial Reality and living in integrity with that Realization. Please feel free to explore the site and send us any questions or comments.

"Namaste Rudra Rupinyai Namaste Madhu Mardini, Namaha Kaitabha Harinyai Namaste Mahishardini.
Namaste Shumbha Hantryai cha Nishumbhasuraghatini, Jagratam Hi Maha Devi Japam Siddham Kurushva Me."
- Siddha Kunjika Stotram