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Vigyan Bhairav Tantra in Hindi is the first book on Agamic Yoga as it is practiced by Hindus as well as still practiced following the Vedic traditions. The techniques and mantras of these teachings were brought to modern India by Swami Vivekananda and others, but many hindus around the world still practice vigyan bhairav tantra in its original form. Many chapters of this work and all other books on agamic yoga are translated into English for first time from Sanskrit. The history of this book covers a period from 1802 to 1922, which was a major contribution towards preservation of ancient knowledge. This book is widely used by sadhak of India and Nepali traditions. Many of the practices described in the text are of the tantric nature, dealing with subtle energy (prana), which can be dangerous if practiced without proper knowledge. The Vigyan Bhairav Tantra is one of the most important scriptures for Shakta Tantra. This is a rare book which was written in Sanskrit language, by using "Amsha" or "Anga" Granthas written in Sanskrit language. This is the first Scripture on Vigyan Bhairav Tantra which was written by Shri Dharamdasji Bhatt & Shri Hoshangji Maharaj. This book was originally written in Sanskrit language. This monumental work is being published for the first time in English for the general public with the help of Shri Ravi Gupta, who has done immense research on this subject for more than 20 years. The Vigyan Bhairav Tantra is a complete book on Vigyan Bhairav Tantra with many unique features of this art. The text also contains all the important rituals of tantric practice of Bhairav, Jyotismala and other practices related to it. This book was written by Shri Dharamdasji Bhatt and Shri Hoshangji Maharaj. The work of Shri Hoshangji Maharaj is a great contribution in the field of spiritualism which has been published by Ananda Publishers. The text is in the form of a dialogue between Lord Narayana, the supreme lord or Bhairava, and his consort or shakti. The scripture gives the details of the many mantras which are used to invoke deities. The author states that he received all this knowledge from his previous lives over thousands of years, starting with their incarnation as Varaha, the boar god who brought Bhairava to humanity at Shri Mahakaal Temple in Ujjain after killing an Asura named Hayagreeva. There are many chapters in this book describing various spiritual topics. cfa1e77820