Śrī Vidyā, entered — not explained
श्रीविद्या
Nine triangles cross one another and forty-three chambers open between them. At the centre, a point. Everything the tradition says about the Goddess is said, first, in that arrangement.
This is not a place where the vidyā is put on display. It is a place where it is felt — sounded, drawn, walked through, held in the hand — so that the śāstra comes alive rather than merely being read.
Take hold of it and turn
What this is
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Two ways in
Both are welcome and neither is the lesser. Take the door that is actually yours today; the other will still be here.
The rooms of this house
Four bodies of material, each on its own page, each still growing. Nothing here is a summary of somebody else's book — the reading is ours, and the gaps are marked as gaps.
Instruments, taking shape
Reading is where it starts, not where it ends. These are the hands-on parts — sound you can sound, geometry you can draw, an enclosure you can walk. They are being built slowly and in order; none of them is here yet, and we would rather say so than show you a locked door.
An honest word before you go in
This site is an aid to a seeker, never the path itself. It cannot initiate you, it cannot replace a teacher, and it does not pretend to finish what a lifetime of practice is for.
Much of it is unwritten. Pages are filled as they are understood, in order, and a passage still awaiting its words says exactly that. Whatever we owe to teachers, to lineage and to the books that carried this to us is set down on the About page, where it belongs.