Kulavadhuta Satpurananda (Khyapababa) was initiated into the secret oral tradition of the great Indian lineage of Buddhist tantra at the age of five. He then spent decades practicing under great Indian gurus and mystics. Kulavadhuta is an artist, teacher and research guide in Buddhism, Tantra, Sufism, and the Indigenous practices of Mystics of India and Tibet. And at the heart is an Avadhuta, one who has transcended worldly concerns and even the dharma.
Time notes:
00:00:00 Introduction
01:05:80 Spiritual matriarchy from birth
0:6:30 Early spiritual experiences
00:10:00 Near-death experiences as a child
00:11:00 Knowledge making him an orphan
00:14:00 Spiritual experience with Baba Ramnath Aghori
00:22:00 Cremation ground practice
00:22:56 Internal conflict around Ma, the divine goddess
00:28:00 Renunciation with Ma Annandamoyee
00:30:00 Leaving his family and material support, for spiritual life
00:34:00 Museum iconography consultant and designer
00:37:00 Confirmed as an Avadhuta
00:41:00 Self-initiated into Buddhist tantra
00:44:00 Why Vedas are not Khyapababa's cup of tea
00:49:00 Comparing Christian Gnostic, Wrathful Sufi Order, and Leftist Tantra
00:55:00 2 Essences of cremation ground practice
00:57:00 5 Deaths
00:50 Compassionate exorcism
01:03:00 Taking obstacles as the game of life
01:08:00 Life beyond the world and dharmas