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Śrī Swarnaprabha Yakshini Sādhanā is a devotional and mystical spiritual discipline dedicated to invoking the grace of Swarnaprabha Yakshini — a divine feminine Yakshini associated with golden radiance, prosperity, abundance, charm, and inner as well as outer success. In classical Tantric lore, Yakshinis are described as semi‑divine beings connected with nature, hidden treasure, and auspicious energies, belonging to the same broad Yaksha–Yakshini lineage rooted in ancient Indian traditions.

Swarnaprabha Yakshini is traditionally visualised as a youthful, beautiful divine presence with a golden aura and an ability to attract prosperity, wealth, spiritual guidance, and fulfilment of sincere desires. Practitioners often undertake this sādhanā to create a harmonised flow of material prosperity and inner luminous spiritual wellbeing through disciplined mantra, meditation, and devotional intent.

Śrī Mā Matangi Sādhanā is a devotional and esoteric spiritual discipline dedicated to Goddess Matangi, the ninth of the ten Mahāvidyās — a powerful and mysterious form of the Divine Mother who governs speech, wisdom, learning, creativity, inner knowledge, arts, and mastery of communication. She is considered a Tantric form of Sarasvatī, representing vāk (speech), music, intuitive insight, and expression beyond societal boundaries.

Matangi Devi is associated with the Vishuddha (throat) chakra, symbolising clear, confident, and truthful expression. In traditional Tantric lore she is sometimes referred to as Ucchishta Chandalini, indicating her ability to go beyond prejudice and convention to reveal deeper wisdom.

The sādhanā involves mantra recitation, meditation, yantra and deity invocation, and devotional focus to invoke her grace for inner clarity, mastery of speech and knowledge, creative inspiration, and spiritual growth. Proper practice is traditionally guided by a Guru, yet many engage prayer, stotram, and mantra with sincere devotion as a beginning stage.

Śrī Dhanada Yakshini Sādhanā is a wealth‑oriented devotional and subtle energy discipline focused on invoking the grace of Dhanada (or Dhanada Ratipriya) Yakshini — a benevolent Yakshini associated with wealth, prosperity, financial flow, and auspicious abundance. In Tantric lore, Yakshinis are semi‑divine feminine forces connected with prosperity, hidden treasure, Gracious fortune, and positive life momentum. Dhanada Yakshini, in particular, is understood as a patron of wealth that comes from righteous, creative, and ethical sources and sustains a flow of prosperity in the practitioner’s life.

Dhanada Yakshini is venerable in traditions linked with Lakshmiand Kubera (the treasurer of the gods) — as one who helps open new, righteous channels of income and bestows the wisdom to use wealth for upliftment and joy rather than wasteful or harmful activities.

Śrī Mā Kamala Sādhanā is a devotional yet spiritually refined discipline dedicated to Goddess Kamala (Kamālatmika / Kamala Devi), the tenth and most auspicious form among the Daśa Mahāvidyās— the divine feminine who embodies abundance, purity, prosperity, grace, beauty, and spiritual abundance. She is both a Tantric Mahavidyā and identified with Lakṣmī — the supreme goddess of wealth and divine prosperity — with her power expressed through the cosmic lotus (padma), representing both material and spiritual fulfillment.

Goddess Kamala’s energy enfolds material bounty, inner contentment, balanced enjoyment, fertility, and auspiciousness. Unlike more fearsome Mahavidyās, her nature is gentle, benevolent, and nourishing, teaching that true wealth includes spiritual harmony, generosity, gratitude, and joy in all of life’s experiences. Her sādhanā combines mantra recitation, meditation, visualization (often with lotus and yantra), and devotional focus to align the sādhaka with this abundant, balanced, and sacred feminine principle.