Tripura Rahasya refers to a significant Sanskrit scripture on Advaita Vedanta, not a single physical location, though its name links to the goddess Tripura Sundari, whose famous Shakti Peetha temple is in Udaipur, Tripura, India, near Agartala. The text itself, meaning "Mystery of the Three Cities," discusses consciousness states (waking, dream, deep sleep) and spiritual liberation, often associated with Ramana Maharshi's teachings, with editions available across India. The Text (Tripura Rahasya)
- Meaning: "The Mystery of the Three Cities," referring to states of consciousness (waking, dream, deep sleep) and the supreme goddess Tripura Sundari, the underlying consciousness.
- Content: An ancient Tantric text, part of the Shakta tradition, detailing paths to liberation as taught by Lord Dattatreya.
- Availability: Printed and studied widely in India, with copies available from publishers like Sri Ramanashram
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