Diwali is a festival of lights, celebration and happiness. On this festival, in the evening everyone together with the family worships Goddess Lakshmi, so that with the blessings of Mother, happiness, peace and prosperity reside in people's homes. On the other hand, the festival of Diwali is considered very special for performing Tantra Puja. Many people do Tantra-Mantra and Sadhana on the night of Diwali. You will be surprised to know that Hinduism is not the only religion where Tantra Sadhana is prescribed, but Tantra Sadhana is also practiced in other religions.
Apart from Diwali, people perform Tantrik puja on many festivals. It is mentioned in the religious texts of Hinduism, Atharvaveda and Rigveda, that people use Tantra Sadhana to protect themselves from the evil eyes of others. Only a disciplined person can do Tantra Sadhana. Apart from Hinduism, there is also a tradition of Tantra Sadhana in Christianity and Buddhism. Let us know what is the belief regarding Tantra in these religions.
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How is Tantra Sadhana done on Diwali night?
The festival of Diwali is celebrated on the new moon day of Kartik month. Because of this, people perform Tantra Puja on this festival. This Tantric puja starts 4 days before Diwali, that is, Tantric puja is performed for five full nights. This puja starts after 12 o'clock in the night, which people perform near the crematorium.
In Tantric Kriya, people worship Maa Kali, Maa Lakshmi and Bhairav ji through secret mantras to fulfill their selfishness. Many people sacrifice owls to fulfill their selfish interests as soon as possible. According to Garuda Purana, it is said about those who perform Tantra Puja for the destruction of others that that person goes to the ghost life in the next life.
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In which religions is there a provision for Tantra Sadhana?
Christianity
In Christianity, Tantric practice is called Witchcraft, in which people try to fulfill their wishes through mysterious mantras. Tantric practice has also been mentioned in the Bible. It is written in it that if any person harms others through tantric worship, he completely moves away from Jesus Christ. That is, in Christianity it is advised not to do Tantric worship.
Buddhism
The method of Tantric practice is found in the Vajrayana branch of Buddhism. This sadhana is done by people living in Tibet, Nepal and Japan. This sadhana is adopted for positive purposes. In the tantric practice of Vajrayana, people imagine a symbolic deity, then try to internalize the qualities of the deity within themselves.
Note: This article is based on religious beliefs and calculations. We do not confirm this.