Origin of Tantra religion. ⫷(Hindu religion)⫸

There is a wide variety of theories about the origin of Tantrism. Hindus say that seeds of Tantrism were rooted in Vedic religion. And, Buddhists claim that the fundamental concepts of Tantra originated from the Buddha which introduced all the coins, the mantra mandal, the concept, the yoga. It seems that a modern Jaina ganthi, called 'prompting' about the real origin of tantrism, focuses specifically on the subject. It is known to all that the rituals and methods of Tantra are very intricate and the traditional methods of conforming them according to the ancient Jaina gantras were common among Sarabar, Dravidian, Kalinga and Gaur countries and Gandhirs. It seems to me that this Jain book is right, because, Tantrik's modest method was prevalent among the pre-Vedic people of Eastern India and that would be 'Bratadharma' or any similar religion. (See the author's "History & Culture of Bengal"). When Buddhists and Hindu Hindus accepted it, they embraced him in the philosophical cover. The famous Tantric Aghoribaba, which was written about sixty years ago, is also relevant here. He said, "Tantra origins many centuries before the origin of Vedas. Tantra is not ceremonial, functional. It is unthinkable that whatever Aryans hate, Tantra used in the language of Dravidians. There was no textbook, just like Vedas, there was a propaganda in front of people. It was tied to the memory of the saints. Among them there were no names of Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishya, Shudra, and the name of the nation. Because, with the use of Tantra, the people, where are the varieties? Tantra's work is only with the religion of common people. There was nothing in the world of Tantra or the right to hate. Shabdhan, Panchamundi seats, the use of alcohol and fishery, all these are the principles of Tantra, the concept of Aryan Brahmins.