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Śrīvidyā
Śrīvidyā is a refined Śākta tradition of Goddess worship centred on the Śrī Yantra, the fifteen-syllable mantra and the deity Lalitā Tripurasundarī. It combines rigorous ritual, mantra science and non-dual philosophy.
Origin: c. 10th c. CE onward
Geographical roots: South India / Kashmir
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Historical development
Śrīvidyā is a refined Śākta tradition of Goddess worship centred on the Śrī Yantra, the fifteen-syllable mantra and the deity Lalitā Tripurasundarī. It combines rigorous ritual, mantra science and non-dual philosophy.
Key scriptures (Śāstra)
Modern transmission
Its mantra and yantra practices persist in South Indian and initiatory lineages today.
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