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Among the branches of knowledge in India, the Tantra Shastra Treatise on Tantra is also an incomparable resource. The chief teacher of this discipline is the Lord of Lords, Mahadeva, the soul of existence. Seeing the limited capacity of living beings, he taught the Tantra Shastra for the sake of the success of his devotees with little effort. Since the practice of mantra, yantra, and medicine are all included in Tantra, success is achieved quickly. For this reason, the glory of the Tantra Shastra is heard everywhere with great impact. When the scripture was lost over time, great accomplished yogis and mahatmas, through their austerities, saw the mantras and yantras, established divine power in them, and desired to benefit all living and non-living beings. Because he is the primal teacher in the Tantras and explains all subjects to Maheshvari, dialogues with Shiva are found everywhere. Accomplished yogis, knowing that discourse through austerity, have written similarly in their own texts. By combining place, time, person, planetary positions, and auspicious moments to perform mantra practice, the seeker achieves success quickly. Using medicine along with tantra, mantra, and yantra, the patient recovers very quickly, and one becomes skilled in the six ritual acts. Because of all these combinations, this knowledge once pervaded the entire world. Its origin is in the Atharvaveda. Very profound knowledge exists in the mantra scriptures that yields visible results, by which the practitioners can achieve their wishes very quickly. However, a guru is very necessary for the practice of mantras. Those who accept the method from the mouth of a grateful, accomplished, experienced, and self-controlled guru and start the practice on an auspicious day under his command, they attain success. Those illiterate scholars who want to attain mantra-success without a guru do not achieve their wishes. For this reason, one should enter into the knowledge of Tantra only through a guru, and in difficult practices, a skilled and accomplished guru is absolutely necessary. Over time, in this present age, the propagation of the Tantra Shastra...