Step into the sacred circle of the 64 Yoginis — the fierce and compassionate emanations of Parashakti — through a traditional Tantrika Puja transmitted in its original form.

The Chatuhshashti Yogini Puja is one of the most sacred and guarded rituals in the Shakta and Kaula traditions. Each Yogini embodies a unique current of Devi’s energy — fierce, protective, and transformative. To approach them without the right vidhi and sampradaya connection is not only ineffective, but also spiritually unsafe.

To approach them correctly requires more than textual knowledge — it demands sampradaya connection, mantra-siddhi, and inner authority. Most modern versions circulating online or in books are symbolic, fragmentary, or altered to suit popular taste. But Yoginis are not to be “interpreted”; they must be invoked through the living current of tradition.

This recording has been performed and guided by Chidakasha Bhairava, a practitioner rooted in the Tantrika and Mantrika Sampradaya, where the Yogini worship is not theoretical but lived as part of direct sadhana. Every mantra, tantra, and offering here follows the tradition, transmitted through practice and revelation — not modern reconstruction.

You are not merely watching a ritual — you are entering a sanctified current of Shakti, alive through lineage, devotion, and tapas. Every mantra and offering here carries the pulse of a living tradition, capable of awakening the same force within those who approach with reverence and steadiness.

Includes:

• Complete invocation and offerings to all 64 Yoginis

• Explanation of Yogini tattva and their place in Tantrika sadhana

• Proper flow of avahana, upachara, and samarpana

• A proper Japa vidhana of Puja Nayika

• Insights into the relationship between yoginis & us.

This puja stands as a bridge to the timeless Yogini tradition — where every mantra, offering, and gesture is a means of direct communion with Parashakti, not an act crafted for appearance or self-satisfaction born out of modern spirituality.

For sincere seekers, it offers not just knowledge, but darshana — a living encounter with the Devi through the Tantrika path preserved by the Traditions.

When worship loses its traditional alignment, it turns chaotic and draining. But when performed through authentic vidhi, the same act becomes healing — a sacred medicine that restores balance and grace.