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Tantra Magick
In this book you will find the first three sets of instructions for
the Tantrik group AMOOKOS (the Arcane and Magickal
Order of the Knights of Shambhala).
For the first time, we reveal publicly the methods, rites and
philosophy pursued by an inner group of initiates within the
Order.
This book shows how the esoteric strands of east and west
are fused together into a practical system which has as its
purpose the unveiling of the spiritual potential latent in every
individual. We take as starting point the assumption that
within each and every human is a divine spark or spirit. These
exercises are a means by which this spirit may be released
from the bonds of ignorance and can shine free.
Cover ritual photograph by Michael R. Goss
Tantra Magick
Contents
Tantra Magick (c) AMOOKOS and Mandrake
COPYRIGHT © 1992 in India. Burma, Pakistan and Shri Lanka
by D. B. Taraporevala Sons & Co. Pvt. Ltd. by arrangement
with Mandrake.
Introduction
The Guru (7) The meaning of AMOOKOS (9)
The AMOOKOS Charter (13).
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be
reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means,
electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or
any other information storage and retrieval system, without
permission in writing from the publisher.
Chapter One: The 1st degree: Apprentice
Symbolism of the Grade (15) Working the Grade (17) The Daily Rite (21)
Study Topics (23) Symbolism of the Opening Rite (23) Astrology (26)
Perception (27) Skrying (28) Shambhala (28) The Left Hand Path (29) The
Siddhis(31)
Special Consultant: Shri Lokanath Maharaj
Chapter Two: The 2nd degree: Esquire or
Handmaiden
Symbolism of the Grade (37) Working the Grade (39) The Body Yantra
(39) Sun-Moon-Fire Meditation (42) Ayurveda (42) Rite of Body Yantra
(44) Amulet of the Great Goddess of Time (52) Mnemonics (52) The
Kleshas (54) Academy of Symbolism (56) Academy of Five Senses (57)
Maya (59) The Daily Rite (58) The word Natha
Chapter Three: The 3rd degree: Craftsman or
Craftswoman
Symbolism of the Grade (63) The Rite of the Maha Zonule (65) Magick
of the Five Elements (66) The Four twilights (70) Time Breath Science
(71) Mantra (72) Yoginis of the Body Yantra (75) Paramashvari (78) Inner
Magick of the Body Yantra (78) The Shri Yantra (79) Smashing the Five
Kleshas (83) Astrological Theatre (84) Protection rite of Dattatreya (90)
Ganesha (91) Dream Power (95) Siddhis: An Inner View (97) Time Lore
(100) The Kaula Upanishad
PRINTED IN INDIA
Printed by Russi J. Taraporevala at Electrographic Industries, Division of
D. B. Taraporevala Sons & Co. Private Ltd., Apte Industrial Estate. Worli,
Bombay 400 018. and published by him for D. B. Taraporevala Sons &
Co. Private Ltd., 210 Dr. Dadabhai Naoroji Rd., Bombay 400 001
Appendices
List of Symbols (115) Glossary of Terms (117) Index (122)
Tantra Magick
Introduction
• Introduction
The Guru
His Holiness Shri Gurudeva Mahendranath (Dadaji) was born in London
in April 1911. From his early youth he had a deep interest in the occult
and spiritual patterns of the world. In his early twenties he chanced to
meet the infamous Aleister Crowley, Whose hyperbole stirred and
outraged Fleet Street in the twenties and thirties.
Crowley's advice to the young seeker was simple - go to the East
to learn more of the occult and wisdom patterns which had flourished
there from pre-Christian times. However, the Spanish Civil War - in
which Dadaji fought against the Fascists as a member of the Interna-
tional Brigade - and the second world War intervened.
It was 1949 before Dadaji left the shores of Britain to arrive,
penniless, in Bombay. There he was introduced by a mutual acquain-
tance to a sadhu of the Adinath cult. The Naths were at one time very
numerous and influential in India; there are nine subsects, one of which
is the Adinath cult. 'Nath', is Sanskrit for 'Lord' and is an epithet of
Shiva, the Lord of Yoga. Initiates have names ending in 'nath'.
One of the Nath initiates - Goraknath - devised or reintroduced
Hatha Yoga in the 1lth Century. The Nath cult was also responsible for
such works as the Hatha Yoga Pradipika and the Shiva and Goraksha
Samhitas.
The sadhu introduced to Dadaji was the last remaining Adinath
Yogi in all India, and was also the Adiguru or holder of the sacred line
of tradition. Unlike some of the other sects of Naths the Adinath's chief
interest was the Yoga of liberation from the restraining conditions of life,
and to become free from the Wheel of Samsara or death and rebirth.
Dadaji was initiated as a sannyasi by Adiguru Lokanatha, so becoming
the first Englishman to become a sadhu.
A sadhu may make only three demands: for shelter - the shade of
a tree; for clothing - rags. For food - leftover scraps. These conditions in
former times helped the seeker after wisdom to realise the transitory
and ultimately worthless nature of attachment.
In this the sadhus emulate the Guru figure of all India, Lord
Dattatreya. Datta is the legendary founder and guardian spirit of many
if not most of the Nath subsects. He represents a human being who has
swung free of the three gunas or threads of Hindu philosophy from
which the whole fabric of the Cosmos is said to be sewn. For this reason
he is often pictured as a naked man with three heads and six arms to
represent the Hindu Trinity of gods, Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.
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Introduction
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AMOOKOS - The Arcane and Magickal
Order of the Knights of Shambhala
For the next thirty years Dadaji wandered South East Asia as a
penniless sannyasi. His travels took him to Bhutan, where he was
initiated into the Kargyupta Sect of Tibetan Lamaism. He also travelled
to Malaysia where he became a Taoist priest and studied the I Ching,
and to Ceylon, where he was for a time a 'Bhikku of Theravada Bud-
dhism.
It may perhaps seem strange that a sannyasi of a Hindu tradition
could also become a lama, a bhikku and a priest, but as many of the
Eastern traditions recognize only sincerity in an aspirant for wisdom
and knowledge there is no essential contradiction in a person having
more than one guru or guide or seeking wherever an individual quest
may lead.
During Dadaji's Indian wanderings, he met and was initiated by
the last surviving Guru of the Uttara Kaulas of Northern Tantriks. He
also became an initiate of the Naked Sahajiya cult of Benares.
In this book you will find the first three sets of instructions for the group
AMOOKOS (the Arcane and Magickal Order of the Knights of Shambhala).
For the first time, we publicly reveal the methods, rites and
philosophy pursued by an inner group of initiates within the Natha
Community.
This book shows how the esoteric strands of east and west are-
fused together into a practical system which had as its purpose the
unveiling of the spiritual potential latent in every individual. Initiates of
AMOOKOS take as their starting point the assumption that within each
and every human is a divine spark, the Alpha Ovule, or spirit, which
simply had to be freed from the bonds or fetters of ignorance or
conditioning to shine free.
As a presentation of practical methods for working towards self-
knowledge, wisdom, and understanding, many may find the exercises
in the different grade papers indispensable. Much of the material will
not be found in any other tradition or teaching. Its rendering of the
basics and essentials of tantrik practice in simple language is also new.
AMOOKOS was started at the behest of HH Shri Gurudeva
Mahendranath. Wishing to transmit his own experience and the Nath
transmission, in 1978 Mahendranath passed the parampara or line of
transmission to a youthful 'seeker after truth'. At this point, the Adinath
Sampradaya was transformed into an international group (See Charter
below). Soon after, instructions were received to start a nine-grade
group within the Naths, and AMOOKOS was the result.
Dadaji collaborated with the compilers of this material at every
step, and approved their contents:
'the morning post arrived and another shake up with the grade raw
material. Astounding - will take some days to get through it step
by step.'14 March 1983.
'I have been wandering again through AMOOKOS grade 1 and 2
material. It is stupendous, nectar of the wise. You have certainly
produced a miracle explosion in the occult world.' 24 March 1983.
"The grade 3 papers are hyper-dimensional and this alone is a
masterpiece of collated wisdom and expression.' 16 November
1983.
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