24/09/2026
|| Om Shree Gurumandalaya Namah ||
International Kaulantak Siddha Vidya Peeth is delighted to share sacred glimpses from the first day of the Shasta Rudra Sadhana Shivir.
The day commenced with a dedicated session of Yoga, allowing the Bhairavs and Bhairavis to prepare themselves through yogic practices and establish the physical, mental, and inner discipline required for deeper sadhana. Yoga, being an integral part of the Siddha tradition, formed the foundation for the spiritual learning that unfolded throughout the day.
Following the yoga session, the participants performed the sacred Kaulachar Kram. This important aspect of Siddha Dharma provided an opportunity for seekers to connect with the Guru Mandal and prepare themselves for the higher teachings and practices of the shivir.
The day then moved into an extensive theoretical learning session. Three learned Acharyas of the Peeth delivered detailed discourses, offering the participants a deeper understanding of Siddha Dharma and the profound dimensions associated with the Shasta Rudra tradition. The sessions provided an opportunity to explore the philosophical and spiritual aspects of the subject in greater depth, enriching the seekers’ understanding before entering into the experiential dimensions of sadhana.
The day reached its culmination with the arrival of Kaulantak Peethadheeshwar Mahasiddha Ishaputra, who imparted further profound teachings and shared deeper insights with the assembled Bhairavs and Bhairavis.
This was followed by an engaging and enlightening Question & Answer session, where participants had the opportunity to seek clarity on their questions and interact directly with Mahasiddha Ishaputra.
Thus, the first day of the Shasta Rudra Sadhana Shivir concluded as a profound journey of Yoga, Kaulachar, knowledge, contemplation, and direct guidance from the Guru Parampara.
With the blessings of the Gurumandal, the seekers now look forward to the deeper teachings and experiences that await them in the days ahead.
|| Om Shree Gurumandalaya Namah ||
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