The Sacred Secrets of Shaktam: Nigama, Agama, Tantra & the Experience of Moksha! | Navaratri Night 1

THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (SPH) BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM reveals the ultimate wisdom of the Shakta tradition, explaining the four goals of human life — Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha — and the profound spiritual understanding required to transform sacred knowledge into direct experience.

The Four Goals of Human Life: Dharma, Artha, Kama & Moksha

THE SPH explains the four fundamental principles of Sanatana Hindu Dharma. Dharma is the universal law of existence; Artha refers to the means through which one achieves the meaning and aspirations of life; Kama represents what one seeks to manifest in life; and Moksha is the ultimate possibility and highest potential of human existence.THE SPH explains why Dharma serves as the foundation for understanding Artha and Kama, and why the ultimate spiritual journey culminates in Moksha.

The Ultimate Truth About Moksha

What does it really mean to attain Moksha? THE SPH reveals an essential distinction: one cannot attain Moksha by breaking Dharma; one reaches Moksha by going beyond Dharma. THE SPH explains why the spiritual seeker must understand the purpose of Dharma and preserve its importance for society, even while pursuing the ultimate state of liberation. This teaching offers a deeper perspective on spiritual evolution, renunciation, responsibility, and the highest realization.

The Sacred Wisdom of the Shakta Tradition

THE SPH introduces the two major Shakta sampradayas and explains the traditional understandings of Nigama and Agama, the teachings associated with Paramashiva and Devi. THE SPH also introduces Dakshinachara and Vamachara, the right-hand and left-hand paths within the Shakta tradition. THE SPH explains why certain advanced tantric practices and teachings have traditionally been preserved as sacred and guarded knowledge.

The Relationship Between Paramashiva and Paramashakti

THE SPH explains that Paramashiva and Paramashakti are ultimately one, although two names are used to communicate different dimensions of the same ultimate reality. THE SPH describes the significance of Shiva and Devi worshipping one another through their manifestations and introduces the spiritual vision behind the Navaratri Shaktam Satsang series.

Event Details:

Event: Navaratri 2026 | Shaktam Satsang Series Night 01 Dates: 11 October, 2026 Location: MAHAKAILASA