Tantric practices aim to awaken the latent spiritual energy within the individual, leading to the realization of the ultimate reality and the attainment of enlightenment.

Tantric philosophy emphasizes the non-dual nature of reality, where the individual self and the universe are seen as interconnected and inseparable.

Tantra incorporates various practices such as meditation, rituals, yoga, and energy work to facilitate spiritual transformation.

The guru in Tantric practices serves as a guide and mentor, offering teachings, guidance, and support to the disciple on their spiritual journey.

Chakras are energy centers in the body that are believed to be associated with specific deities and can be activated through meditation and yoga practices.

Tantric rituals are performed to invoke divine energies, purify the mind and body, and create a sacred space conducive to spiritual transformation.

Mantras are sacred syllables or phrases that are repeated in Tantric practices to focus the mind, invoke specific deities or energies, and purify the subtle energy channels in the body.

Yantras are geometric diagrams that are used for meditation, represent different aspects of the divine, and can be used to create sacred spaces.

Visualization is used in Tantric practices to create mental images of deities or divine forms, focus the mind, induce a meditative state, and activate the chakras and subtle energy channels.

Breath control is an essential aspect of Tantric practices as it helps regulate the flow of prana in the body, calm the mind, induce a meditative state, and purify the subtle energy channels.

The ultimate goal of Tantric practices is to attain spiritual enlightenment, gain liberation from the cycle of birth and death, and experience the union of the individual self with the divine.

Yantra yoga is a Tantric practice that involves the visualization of deities and the creation of mental images to focus the mind and induce a meditative state.

Kundalini is a central concept in Tantric practices, referring to the latent spiritual energy located at the base of the spine. Its awakening is believed to be the source of all creative and transformative power and is said to lead to spiritual enlightenment.

Tantric rituals play a significant role in facilitating spiritual transformation by invoking divine energies, creating a sacred space, using mantras, yantras, and mudras to focus the mind, and facilitating the awakening of kundalini energy and the opening of chakras.

Tantra emphasizes the non-dual nature of reality, viewing the individual self and the divine as interconnected and inseparable aspects of the same ultimate reality.