SACRED KNOWLEDGE · SACRED TANTRA
Editorial Standards & Sources Policy
How SACRED TANTRA researches, reviews, and differentiates historical, religious, and health-related material.
What we publish
Our journal introduces historical Tantra, Buddhist and Hindu culture, Daoist body writings, and accessible awareness practices. Cultural and religious claims are identified as such; this website does not issue religious initiations or medical diagnoses.
What we check
We prefer primary academic scholarship, university sources, museums, public-health agencies, and established reference works. A cited source supports a particular claim; it does not certify the site, its teacher, or commercial services.
Cultural interpretation vs. clinical evidence
Historical discussion of qi, yin–yang or cai yang bu yin records the language of earlier societies. It does not prove biomedical energy transfer, anti-aging effects or therapies. We avoid guaranteed claims and clearly name uncertainty.
Corrections and authorship
The responsible publisher is SACRED TANTRA by Elite Ladies Club. We do not invent individual scholar bylines or unverified teacher qualifications. Material changes should be dated and corrected with an explicit explanation.
Privacy and participation
Reading information does not enroll anyone. Private contact requests should disclose only necessary details and are handled separately from other adult-interest brands. For actual appointments, terms, fees and scope must be disclosed before payment.
Core reference sources
- Oxford Research Encyclopedia — Tantra and the Tantric Traditions of Hinduism and Buddhism
- Oxford Research Encyclopedia — Tantra in South Asia
- Oxford Bibliographies — Tantra
- Harvard Center for the Study of World Religions — Maṇḍala
- Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art — Wisdom of the Goddess
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy — Religious Daoism
- Ori Tavor — Authoring virile bodies: self-cultivation and textual production in early China
- Douglas Wile — Debaters of the bedchamber: China reexamines ancient sexual practices
- The Past, Present, and Future of Fangzhongshu
- NIH NCCIH — Meditation and Mindfulness: Effectiveness and Safety
- NIH NCCIH — 8 Things to Know About Meditation and Mindfulness
- NHS — Breathing exercises for stress