Kali Tantra
Solutions that work in kali yuga
The Yogini Dasa is a subtle aspect of Indian astrology, indicating key insights into the timing of events in a person’s life. The system is one of the inherent principles of Vedic astrology and carries deep-seated meanings for the life of the individual. The calculation of the Dasa is based on specific planetary alignments that define the occurrence and avoidance of certain events in the life of the individual. The planetary systems are defined as the eight Yoginis, with unique rules and specific influences.
The Eight Yoginis are:
The duration of each dasha is different, and the states progress through these periods in a specific order. The timing of major events and the influence of each Yogini is decided by the relative position of the Navagraha in the birth chart. Other aspects, such as the Raashi and the Nakshatra, are also taken into consideration.
The experienced astrologer utilizes the understanding of the Yogini Dasha, along with a reading of other Dasha systems, to develop unmistakable insights into the life of an individual. The insights cover all aspects of life, from career to relationships and more. The study can offer a deep perspective on the timing of events held relative to other Dasha systems, such as the Vimshottari Dasha. The Vimshottari is one of the most common Dasha readings in Jyotish.
Only a highly experienced astrologer can consult the birth chart and develop personalized readings to explain your situation to you. Following the Vimshottari, the Yogini system is considered the ideal. It is said that the Dasha method was once elaborated by Tantra Maha Guru Shiva to Devi Parvati while describing the ideal spiritual practices in Kali Yuga, or the end times. The Dasha system starts with calculating the position of the moon in Nakshatra (constellations).
Tantrik scriptures mention the presence of sixty-four Yoginis. They are synonymous with the perfection of the 64 Kalas or the artistic disciplines that one must strive for. Of the 64 Yoginis, the Ashta Yogini are regarded as the most conspicuous, and they are worshipped by the side of the Eight Bhairabas. The Vimshottari Dasha is said to have existed for 120 years. The Yogini Dashas are said to have existed for a total of thirty-six years before the circle of influence started again.
The Ashta Yogini Dashas are to be studied along with the 27 Nakshatras to ascertain the full impact of their influences. The emotional states of the individual during this time are determined by the presence of the Yoginis.
The Ashta Yoginis must be revered for their impact on governing a person’s life.
Mangala: She represents the first phase. The duration for her influence is 1 year. The lord of this Dasha is the Moon. Natives born under the constellations Chitra, Adra, and Shravan have this Dasha. This Dasha is regarded as benevolent. People under the influence of Mangala Dasha enjoy happiness and blessings in life. Pingala: She represents the second phase, and in succession, her sphere of influence lasts for 2 years. The Lord of this Dasha is the Sun. Natives born under the Nakshatra, Swati, Punarvasu, and Dhanishthha have the Pingala Dasha. This is also an auspicious dasha, and the problems of an individual’s life are pacified during this period. He progresses in life and receives happiness and prosperity. Dhanya: This is the third phase that lasts for 3 years. The ruling deity is Jupiter in this Dasha. Natives born under the Shatavisha, Pushya, and Vishakha Nakshatra start their lives in the Dhanya Dasha. Natives in this Dasha are graced with great wealth. Bhramari: She denotes the fourth phase, lasting for 4 years. Natives born under the Ashwini, Anuradha, Ashleshwa, and Poorva Vhadrapada Nakshatras are under the influence of Bhramari. In this Dasha, it is natural to get angry for all the wrong reasons. Also, the Dasha signifies many troubles, including financial loss. It also leads to confusion in the individual. The ruling lord is Mars. Bhadrika: She governs the fifth phase, and her sphere extends for 5 years. The ruling deity is Mercury. Natives born under the constellations of Magha, Bharani, Jyeshtha, and Uttar Bhadrapada are under the influence of Bhadrika. During this phase, the individual can expect auspicious results from their endeavors. The phase also leads to the dissolution of quarrels and the elimination of enemies. Ulka: She governs the sixth phase, and her sphere extends through 6 years. The ruling deity is Shani. The natives born under the constellations of Poorva Phalguni, Krittika, and Mool Revathi are under the influence of Ulka. This Dasha implies hard work to achieve the desired results. Also, life comes up with many types of crises through different events. Siddha: She governs the seventh phase, and her sphere lasts for seven years. Individuals born under the Uttarphalguni, Rohini, and Poorvashadha Nakshatra are under the influence of Siddha. The native has abundant grace and happiness in this phase. There is never any sorrow for the individuals blessed by the Siddha Yogini. The ruling deity is Venus. Sankata: She governs the last phase. The ruling deity is Rahu. Natives born under the constellations of Hasta, Mrigashira, and Uttardasha are under the influence of Sankata. In this phase, the individual is surrounded by trouble from everywhere. Who Are the 64 Yoginis?The 64 Yoginis are worshipped in four well-known temples of India. Two of them are in Odisha, and the others are in Madhya Pradesh. In the village panchayat of Mitawali of Morena district, there is a temple of Ikanteshwar Mahadev. The other temple is in Khajuraho.
In Tantrik traditions, the 64 Yoginis are regarded as a constellation of priestesses with divine powers. They are often associated with the various elements of the divine feminine and are honored in various rituals.
In the esoteric traditions of Tantra, each Yogini represents a unique aspect of the Goddess Mahadevi. The feminine energy is manifested in different unique features and characteristics. Their worship involves elaborate rituals, mantra chanting, and Tantrik dancing. These rituals are held as closely guarded secrets in Tantrik traditions and are passed down to the disciples as a heritage.
These Tantrik rituals are not a part of mainstream Hinduism and are not practiced widely. These rituals are extremely advanced forms of spirituality and must be practiced under strict rules. Experienced Gurus from different lineages practice these rituals, being well aware of the risks.
In some traditions, the eight Yoginis are also named as the following:
In other sects, the Asta Yoginis are worshipped by these names:
The Ashta Yoginis are worshipped through secret rituals and the recitation of Tantrik mantras. The Yoginis embody the different aspects of the spiritual path and are said to guide the devotee to salvation. All Yoginis are empowered with divine energies.