Mantraam swa-dharma
Sarva vighnaharam devam sarva vighna vivarjitam
Sarva siddhi pradaataaram vandeham gananaayakam.
Shuklaambara dharam Vishnum Shashivarnam Chaturbhujam, Prasanna vadanam dhyaayey Sarva Vighnopata shantaye.
Namaste,
If your journey across the digital universe has brought you to this website, it is no coincidence. This space is dedicated to seekers who yearn to understand the true meaning of spirituality and the essence distilled from the Vedas, Tantras, and Puranas.
The articles shared here are carefully curated for those seeking clarity on Tattvas (fundamental principles). This is not a repository of theoretical knowledge but a guide for inner exploration.
Why do I write about Self, God, and Guru?
Because I have walked this path myself. In 2020, I experienced self-realization. In 2023, I realized the true essence of Sri Guru—the Satchitananda (existence, consciousness, and bliss absolute). And in 2024, I finally encountered the God I had been seeking.
But was it Sakshatkara (direct realization), or was it something beyond? This is something you may uncover as you read the compositions I have created.
I wish to emphasize that my journey was entirely guided by the grace of my Swa Guru and my chosen deity (Ishta Devata). My Guru, though no longer physically present, pervades every atom of the universe, guiding me in ways beyond comprehension. Through their blessings, I was brought to a singular path (Marga) of clarity and realization.
As part of my Swa Dharma (personal duty), I now seek to give back to the universe by sharing the knowledge I was graced with.
It does not matter which path one chooses—there are countless sects, religions, and orthodox traditions. Ultimately, they all lead to the One Singular Divine that all worship.
There is an essential truth I must share: a Guru or realized individual can only speak of the One God they have realized. Realization unveils the singularity of the Divine. No realized being speaks of "many Gods." Instead, their words and devotion naturally align with the One they have experienced.
True Sadhana (spiritual practice) and Tapasya (austerity) are not about theoretical understanding or intellectual mastery. It is not about being a pandit (scholar). Realization reveals that there was nothing to "understand"—it was always about direct experience.
For this reason, I share my experiences of life and Sadhana through compositions and videos, hoping they may help fellow seekers. My journey began from scratch, and I wish you the very best on your own path.
May the blessings of the Divine Mother, Maa Bhagavati, guide you always.
Jaya Maa Bhagavati 🙏
Mantraam is a journey of the soul—a path towards discovering your true purpose and aligning with the divine within. Spirituality is not confined to chanting mantras, rigid rules, or sectarian niyamas. It is about deeply understanding yourself, seeking within, and resonating with the Īśvara who resides in your very essence. It is about pursuing the purpose you are meant for, beyond the expectations and desires of society.
Every sect and religion ultimately worships the ONE GOD—both formless (nirākāra) and with form (sākāra). The divine Mother is dvaita-advaita-vicchinnā (beyond duality and non-duality). This realization transcends labels, whether or not one identifies as a Śākta. They say a dvija is a born Śākta, the one who recites the Gāyatrī. But such beliefs limit the infinite. The Mother is universal—present everywhere, and in everyone who reveres the essence of motherhood itself.
She is Vidyā, the flowing knowledge that purifies and elevates. Not just Śrī Vidyā, but all Vidyā—the untainted wisdom that cleanses what is impure. Yet, many translators and teachers, driven by their own vāsanās (desires and biases), reveal only fragments of this truth—what aligns with their understanding and agendas.
At its core, Mantraam is dedicated to Mā Vana Durgā, the Śrī Devī, and to my Guru, Śrī Śāradārāmakṛṣṇāya. Through its works—be it videos, audios, or writings—Mantraam offers a space for seekers to be inspired and to explore the truth they seek.
Let us embark on a path of self-discovery, guided by the eternal wisdom of the divine Mother.