Sura Sundarī Yakṣiṇī Sādhanā is a specialised tantric spiritual discipline traditionally associated with the invocation and worship of Sura Sundarī, a revered Yakṣiṇī described in certain Śākta and tantric traditions as a powerful feminine spiritual presence associated with beauty, attraction, prosperity, grace, worldly accomplishment, and supernatural attainments (siddhis).

Sura Sundarī is traditionally approached as a divine feminine śakti whose symbolism encompasses beauty, refinement, abundance, charisma, and the power of attraction. In the broader Yakṣiṇī tradition, such practices are generally understood as specialised forms of sādhana requiring discipline, mantra-japa, meditation, ritual worship, and adherence to a prescribed tantric method under appropriate guidance. The emphasis is not merely upon physical beauty or material attraction, but upon cultivating the corresponding śakti, presence, confidence, auspiciousness, and inner refinement.

This sādhanā may incorporate mantra-japa, dhyāna, nyāsa, pūjā, offerings, yantra or symbolic worship, and prescribed observances, depending upon the particular tantric lineage and prayoga followed. Traditionally, the practitioner undertakes such discipline with the intention of receiving grace, prosperity, attractiveness, confidence, worldly support, spiritual protection, and higher tantric attainments, while maintaining purity of conduct, concentration, devotion, and respect for the prescribed guru-paramparā.