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open to sky, as yoginis were thought to fly

hypaethral
64

yogini

Act No.

LXXI of

dt.28/11/1951

An 11th-century temple

in morena district

Formed by a circular wall with 65 chambers, apparently
for 64 yoginis and the goddess Devi. and an open mandapa
in the centre of a circular courtyard.

Kachchhapaghata dynasty

A Rajput dynasty of Central India's Chmbal-Gwalior region that ruled between 10th and 12th centuries. Their territory included north-western parts of Central India.

in the Indian state of

madhya Pradesh.

located on a hill about 100 feet (30 m) in height, with a radius of 170 feet (52 m) having 65 small chambers, each with a mandapa and a facia of pilasters and pillars.

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f
every
thing
she is the
inmost
self
The all- knowing Self was never born, Nor will it die. Beyond cause and effect, This Self is eternal and immutable. When the body dies, the Self does not die.

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matrikas

Formed by a circular wall with 65 chambers, apparently
for 64 yoginis and the goddess Devi. and an open mandapa
in the centre of a circular courtyard.

mandala

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Dakini

Dakini

Rakini

Rakini

Lakini

Lakini

Yakini

Yakini

Sakini

Sakini

Kakini

Kakini

Hakini

Hakini

chakra

A mortal women, creating an ambiguous and blurred
boundary between the human and the divine.

An inevitable WOMEN

I am the

an aspect of devi,

a one of a class of females with magical
powers, sorceresses sometimes enumerated as
8, 60, 64 or 65.

goddess

women

A sacred feminine force made incarnateas an aspect
of Parvati revered in the yogini temples of India
as the Sixty-four Yoginis.

horse headed

therio

therio

morphic

Cat headed

morphic

having the forms of animals,
represented in statuary as female
figures with animal heads. Yoginis
are associated with "actual
shapeshifting" into female animals,
and the ability to transform
other people.

the

cult,

my lord,

impart to me the secret
knowledge about cakras
of yogini's

the knowledge of
which bestows the
ability to fly in the air

Five Ms

a Tantric term
for the five transgressive
substances
used in tantra.

madya mamsa matsya mudra Maithuna madya mamsa matsya mudra Maithuna

madya mamsa matsya mudra Maithuna madya mamsa matsya mudra Maithuna

what?
if you please them

the three evenings devoted to a repetition
of their names will induce them to protect
you from all external harmful influences
and they will protect your children and
unborn foteus

a tantric recipe

dry ginger black pepper blossoms honey lemon bark jaggery sugar in water

brewed for 12 days brewed for 12 Days brewed for 12 days brewed for 12 Days brewed for 12 Days

brewed for 12 days brewed for 12 Days brewed for 12 days brewed for 12 Days brewed for 12 Days

*please do not try this at home

the eight potent

magical siddhis

becoming microscopically small,
giving knowledge of how the world works

anima

the ability to become gigantic in size and
able to view whole solar system and universe

Mahima

becoming weightless, allowing levitation
and astral travel away from the body

Laghima

excessive weightiness and the power
that arise from this

Garima

is an irresistible will that compels others to
do one’s wishes including hypnotic powers

Prakamya

control over body and mind and mastery over
all living creatures, be it man or mouse

Ishitva

controlling the natural elements, and power
to control rain, volcano, flood and earthquakes

Vashitva

gaining all one’s desires, including anything
from a handful of ashes to all the treasures

Kamavashayita