The Naga Tantra

Not all doors to awakening are gentle. Some are guarded — and the serpent guards the darkest, most powerful of them all.

Beyond the meditative calm of mainstream spirituality lies the Vama Marga, the left-hand path: the fierce, direct, and secret current of tantra that transforms through what others fear. Here Shiva sits in the cremation ground, Kali dances with the severed head, and the serpent power is raised not by avoiding the raw forces of existence, but by mastering them. This is the tradition of the Nagas at its deepest and most guarded.

In the fourth volume of the House of the Nagas series, #1 bestselling author Ajarn Shaman Shu (Shri Suryanarayana Swamikal, Oluwo Jolaoso Osainbola) opens the door to the serpent mysteries of tantric initiation — the path walked only by those ready to face the whole of reality.

Inside you'll explore:

The left-hand path (Vama Marga) — what it truly is, beyond the myths and fear
The serpent mysteries of tantra and the raising of kundalini through the fierce current
Shiva and Shakti, Kali and the cremation-ground wisdom of transformation
The secret initiations — the stages, symbols, and disciplines of the tantric adept
The Sri Yantra, mantra, and the sacred geometry of serpent power
How the tantrika transmutes the raw forces of existence into liberation

This is tantra as it was actually practiced by its most advanced initiates — fierce, sacred, and profoundly transformative. Not for the timid. For the ready.

The serpent guards the final door. This is the Naga Tantra.