# Siddha Dharma

> The Dharma of the Himalayan Siddhas

Siddha Dharma is the ancient dharma of the Himalayan Siddhas, from before the formal religions. It began as Boona Kala, the Dharma of Nature, and lives today in the custody of Kaulantak Peeth.

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## Primary content

- [Full site content (Markdown)](https://siddhadharma.com/llms-full.txt): Complete text of all sections — origins, history, philosophy, Siddhas, scriptures, and the living tradition
- [Homepage](https://siddhadharma.com/): The public website with full narrative content
- [Sitemap](https://siddhadharma.com/sitemap.xml): Machine-readable list of pages

## Related authoritative sources

- [Kaulantak Peeth](https://kaulantakpeeth.com): The seat and custodian of Siddha Dharma today
- [Siddhapedia](https://siddhapedia.com): Encyclopedia of the tradition — deities, texts, scripts, and practices
- [Siddha Dharma on Siddhapedia](https://siddhapedia.com/siddha-dharma): Source article for this site's content
- [IKSVP](https://iksvp.com): International Kaulantak Siddha Vidya Peeth — formal teaching of the knowledge

## Key facts

- Siddha Dharma is the ancient dharma of the Himalayan Siddhas, predating formal religions
- It began as Boona Kala (the Dharma of Nature) through four currents: Ko, Po, Kho, and Jaa (Kopokhojaa)
- The tradition is preserved today at Kaulantak Peeth in the Himalaya
- 43 foundational Granthas are being documented in writing for the first time under Mahasiddha Ishaputra (Kaulantak Nath, declared 2000)
- Five branches of dharma and two schools (theist and non-theist) are taught side by side under Sthiti Dharma

## Usage

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