Chant the Kurukullā Shabar Mantra:

Oṃ Namo Kurukulle Anna-Dhana-Varṣiṇi Sakala-Kāma-Karṣiṇi Siddha Ho Siddha Ho Siddha Ho Mā̃

ॐ नमो कुरुकुल्ले अन्न-धन-वर्षिणि सकल-काम-कर्षिणि सिद्ध हो सिद्ध हो सिद्ध हो माँ

The frequency and number of mantras chanted is one's own to set.

It can be once a day, several times a day, a fixed count each day, or a total number of your choice from the time you take the sankalpa/resolution until Guru Purnima 29th July

The number is less important than the keeping of it.

A chant filmed and shared with the hashtag is mantra-as-creative-offering - both at once.

Kaulāchāra Praṇām is the salutation of the Kaulantak Siddha tradition. It is a complete yogic sequence offered to gurus, deities, maha himalaya.

The sequence can be seen in the documentary video as well as future instagram reels we will make and share ourselves under the hashtag. #KurukullaTempleSankalpa.

Learn by doing and sharing.

A sankalpa of Kaulāchāra praṇām may be a fixed number each day, or a total count that you choose until Guru Purnima.

A Kaulāchāra praṇām offered on camera at sunrise, on a rooftop, in a striking place, or a simple corner of your room, is praṇām-as-creative-offering. Both at once.

It does not need to be “perfect”, we all have different bodies. Do it as per your capacity in a safe and healthy way. Start simple and very gradually if it is unfamiliar to you. Practice self compassion. Allow for being present. It is the intention that matters.

You can also sit on a chair or visualize doing the pranam if you are not able to do it in physical.

A creative offering can be anything; movement, music, painting, craft, voice, poem, a reel, a video, a sound, just presence or anything you want to offer.

It can also be the mantra itself, sung or chanted before the camera.

It can be Kaulāchāra Praṇām offered on a rooftop, in a forest, at the edge of the sea. The boundaries between the offerings are soft.

Make it in the places life puts you in. Home, market, office, train, club, kitchen, street etc.

Let it be careful or raw, beautiful or strange, bright or dark, devotional or fierce, hypnotic, sensual, ecstatic, blissful, whatever the moment carries through you. Tantra holds all of it. The clean and the wild belong to the same goddess.

Share with the hashtag, make it good to watch, make it spread the vibration outward through the network. Peace, blessing, love, bliss, moving across the world.

The sharing is the practice and the offering. Each offering posted is a thread laid down in a web forming across the world, practitioners encountering one another, the work amplifying, more people enjoying the sharings and inspired to participate themselves. The goddess moves through the network. The hashtag is a thread; thousands of threads make a net; the net catches the world.

And the MahāSiddhas keep watch. Not only from the Himalayas , from the subtle lands of Sambhala and the Vajra Mandala, the hidden geographies where the realised ones reside, the goddess is enthroned, and the lineage continues beyond ordinary time. What is offered visibly here is seen there. Every chant counted, every praṇām made, every reel shared in love and devotion - registered in the subtle realms, returned as blessing.

So make it. Share it. Let yourself be seen.

#KurukullāTempleSankalpa

Give as you want and are able to. A single offering, or a regular one - daily, weekly, monthly, a portion of one's earnings, a day's wages each month - whatever shape your Sankalpa takes.

The giving is itself a form of practice: held over the duration of your chosen Sankalpa, dedicated to the Kurukulla Temple, the practitioners, the devotees, the villagers, the construction workers, your own spiritual development, brought to the temple before the worst rains arrive.

You can choose to donate to specific areas such as; the boundary wall, the drainage, the slope above the temple, the structure itself, the road that keeps the place reachable or donate to whatever is needed the most currently.

You can find the donate button in different places on this web page.