Anupama Garg
I am a student of Tantra and disciple of Baba Batuknathji, a Tantric and the head of BhootNath ashram, the main centre being in Lucknow, India.
Media in general has maligned, misinterpreted and misrepresented Tantrics as dark mystical people, indulging in sinister activities. This also is primarily due to fact that there is nothing known about Tantra.
This book happened as one day my Guruji directed me to write a book on Tantra which could be read and comprehended by a common man instead of sitting and forever complaining that why do people misunderstand Tantra so grievously.
Media in general has maligned, misinterpreted and misrepresented Tantrics as dark mystical people, indulging in sinister activities. This also is primarily due to fact that there is nothing known about Tantra.
This book happened as one day my Guruji directed me to write a book on Tantra which could be read and comprehended by a common man instead of sitting and forever complaining that why do people misunderstand Tantra so grievously.
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Anish Kohli
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Anupama Garg:
As you said: "Media in general has maligned, misinterpreted and misrepresented Tantrics as dark mystical people, indulging in sinister activities." Most often than not the words like Tantra Vidya and Black Magic are used as synonyms. So my question as a curious common man would be: 1. What exactly is Tantra then? Is it a science, a way of life or a calling? 2. How would you say it is different from black magic?
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