The term Agama, meaning "tradition" or "that which has come down," refers to a vast collection of scriptures that hold immense significance in various Hindu traditions. These texts are distinct from the Vedas, the foundational scriptures of Hinduism, and offer detailed guidance on specific practices and rituals.
Dedicated to Vishnu and his avatars, focusing on devotion and surrender.
Dedicated to Shiva and Shakti, emphasizing meditation, yoga, and tantra.
Dedicated to Shakti, the Divine Feminine, exploring esoteric practices and powerful mantras.