“Kaula-Dharma integrates spiritual wisdom and worldly engagement.”
This isn't a verse from the Kularnava Tantra. It is an idea from commentary on the text. For the text's own words, see the verses we've referenced.
About the text: Kularnava Tantra
The Kularnava Tantra is a Sanskrit text of the Kaula tantric tradition, framed as Shiva answering the goddess's questions, and dated by one reference work to between 1000 and 1400 CE. Its 17 chapters deal with the Kula path, the guru and disciple, initiation and worship.
More from the Kularnava Tantra
- “Divine grace is essential for liberation.”
- “Material desires must be transformed into spiritual aspirations.”
- “Real knowledge is beyond verbal explanations.”
- “The Sastras are numerous; focus on their essence.”
- “Bhoga (enjoyment) becomes Yoga (union) in the Kaula tradition.”
- “What is the use of knowing many scriptures without realization?”