Kulārṇava Tantra
Kulārṇava Tantra (Skt., ‘ocean of the family Tantra’). A text (1000–1400 CE) of the Kaula tradition advocating various forms of Tantric worship, including the five ‘Ms’ (pañcamakāra).
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