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The NU TANTRAS OF THE

UTTARAKAULAS

“The book by John Power is one of the first attempts I have seen to write a
critical analysis of some of Mahendranath’s writings. John was entrusted
with the Uttarakaula tantric aspect of our world and he has obviously nurtured
and worked with his specialty for as he says 21 years (and more now.) At the
end of his analytical work he includes original, very creative and fascinating
rituals that are the summation of his experience. It is quirky and personal
and that adds greatly to its value. I have often gotten swamped by
Mahendranath’s large output of written words. To see a few of his major
tantras re-worded, discussed, analysed and emotionally digested is so helpful.
I recommend that those who are interested in the works of Mahendranath
give this work more than a quick cursory glance.”
-Lalita Devi, Canadian Initiate and Tantrik Yogini.

“Power begins with an intro that traces his own relationship with Tantra, before clearly
laying out the perspectives he is viewing the tradition from and giving a biographical
note about Shri Dadaji Gurudev Mahendranath. He then proceeds to summarise Dadaji’s
initiation and writing, then includes some of his own original rituals and images.
This book is beautiful. So what validity does my opinion have especially in the
light of my own rather self damning opening statement (to compound this outrage I
neither understand Sanskrit nor am an initiated Tantrika)? However I have been a practicing
magician for a long time, have lived in both the occidental and oriental environs, and
have the insight into art, magick and humanity that comes from age and experience. I
believe John Power has written a book that is of great value. It is about love and freedom;
fun, liberation and compassion; and ways to work for and with this in a creative and
progressive way. ‘The Nu Tantras of Uttarakaulas’ is about magick from the heart and
the inner self; the greatest and most transformative magick there is.” (Charlotte Rodgers,
whose The Bloody Sacrifice is published by Mandrake)
Phoenix

COVER PAINTING BY THE AUTHOR


BACKGROUND BY RICHARD COLE

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