For centuries, the East has been known as the land of mysticism, with India, the land of the Himalayas, standing out as a particularly enigmatic region to the rest of the world. The indigenous tribes, or Adivasis, possess a profound connection with nature, demonstrated through their mastery of Mantra, Tantra, and even practices often deemed as black magic. Their understanding of nature and ability to communicate with and control wild animals highlight their unique mystic heritage.

In the Vibhuti Pada of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, various Siddhis (supernatural abilities) are described as attainable through prolonged practice of Yoga. Remarkably, these powers are inherently present within many tribal communities. The convergence of Yoga, spirituality, and science today suggests that paranormal activities are not mere magic, but rather manifestations of energy.

By unraveling the science behind tribal mysticism, we can pave the way to achieving holistic health and expanding our consciousness. The term "Adivasi" stems from the Sanskrit words "Adi" (beginning) and "Vasi" (one who resides), signifying the original inhabitants of a place. It's believed that human evolution began within tribal societies, which maintain a deep reverence for nature and an intrinsic understanding of the Panch Mahabhuta (the five great elements). The traditions and healing practices of these communities have been passed down through countless generations.