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–Don’t let you be persuaded by their fierce aspect –affirmed with vehemence–. They are
               not  common  animals  but  a  very  special  couple  of  dogs  daivas  balanced  in  our  Monastery
               thanks to ancient formulas that the Kâula Cyrcle posses: the dogs daivas are manifestations of
               an archetypical couple of celestial dogs; each one is the reflect of the other, and both emanate
               perfectly the Dog of Heaven; even their esoteric bodies belong to the same Collective Soul. They
               are like couples of manifested opposed principles and, normally, one would neutralize the
               other irredeemably. During a very ancient war, perhaps previous to the one that narrates the
               Mahabarata, the Gurus trained the dogs daivas as weapon, to attack in couple and they could
               not be stopped by foes of inferior varna: only the Kshatriyas, the spiritual Heroes, those
               who  by  their  Pure  Blood  were  «beyond»  the  opposed  principles  Kula  and  Akula,
               achieved to stop the dogs daivas. Is what you, who display the Sign of Shiva, can do today
               with Kula and Akula!

                      You see –concluded the Guru– that even though your power to stop an enraged mastiff
               by means of your command voices could seem to you an inimitable feat, and perhaps it is in
               Occident, you couldn’t do anything against a couple of dogs daivas. Of course, I’m talking about

               the     Initiates in general. Because you, Sweet Pilgrim, are different to the others, you posses
               the ancient Tao, the active stillness of Shiva meditating: You can dominate the dogs daivas
               with the mind because your Spirit is beyond Kula and Akula!

                      Imagine, neffe Arturo, eight rods with a trisula or trident on each extreme, that’s to say,
               eight rods and sixteen tridents, disposed parallely one next to the other and separated by small
               distances. Imagine then another equal set, but with the rods arranged perpendicularly to the
               aforementioned. Apply finally one set over other to form a grillage, and you will obtain the
               basic form of the Yantra that the Guru Visaraga taught me: a quadrangular grille with eight
               tridents edgewise and forty nine interior.

                      After the referred explanation, the Guru, always accompaind by the couple of sadhakas
               and fierce dogs, guided me to a lounge illuminated by hundreds of candles and which floor was
               not paved. From one of the multiple ledges covered with candles, he took one of the bags filled
               with fine sand and many colours and, with singular mastery, and he threw them on the ground
               forming the described Kilkor.

               He asked m e if I’d be capable to remember it. I assented with a gesture and then he said:

                      –Son of Shiva: don’t be surprised because we know your secrets, because we know more
               of you than what you learn. You come from a far country, much more distant than the Assam
               Kâmarupa that seem very remote to us, but you have a lot in common with the kâulikas: you are
               from our same Race and varna, you are a Kshatriya; you fight in our same side against a same
               Enemy; you are Initiated in the same ancient Wisdom of Shiva, the Lord of the War and the

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