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It doesn’t fit any framework of schools of thought. Its foundation is Vedanta, its aim is the fulfilment of tantra, its method incorporates the Gita besides other things such as surrender to the Divine Mother. Its aim and goal surpasses all that has been thought, conceived or attempted so far.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
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