Guhya Vārāhī (Sanskrit गुह्य वाराही, IAST: Guhya Vārāhī) is the secret, hidden, and most concealed form of Bhagavatī Vārāhī as preserved within the living lineage of Siddha Dharma at Kaulantak Peeth in the Himalayas. The term guhya (गुह्य) means secret, hidden, or that which is not openly disclosed, and signals that this form holds the
Ugra Tārā (Sanskrit उग्र तारा, IAST: Ugra Tārā) is the fierce form of Mahāvidyā Tārā within Siddha Dharma. Ugra (उग्र) means fierce, intense, or formidable, and Tārā (तारा) is the power that carries one across. Ugra Tārā is therefore the fierce, active intensity of the saving power — the form through which the practitioner becomes
The names Ilka and Khilka originate from the Deshaj tradition of the Himalayan Siddha Dharma. In this tradition, Ilka symbolizes the cry or call of death, while Khilka signifies the creative force of nature. These terms are derived from the ancient Kula language of the Himalayan regions. Goddess Ilka represents the destructive force of the