Our website uses cookies to understand how people use it in order to improve your website experience. By klicking on the "Accept"-button below you consent to our use of cookies as defined in our cookie policy. You have the right of withdrawal at any time. Details about our cookies and the possibility to change the settings can be found via the "Change cookie settings"-button. To read our full data policy please click here.
: The "Kiṃkiṇī Mudra" is specifically associated with the sacred seat of Pūrṇagiri (Pūrṇapīṭha) in the Kaula tradition.
For further research into this text, consider whether the focus is on: or English translations . Linguistic analysis or historical study . Related texts from the same era and region. Share public link
A related liturgical work, Kinkini Mala , is available for viewing and download via the Internet Archive .
: It often appears in catalogues of Sanskrit manuscripts as a shorter, specialized manual for specific rituals rather than a massive philosophical treatise. Why Seek the PDF Version?
It is a practical science—a combination of Yantra (vessel/body), Mantra (sound vibration), and Tantra (the technique of directing energy).
