Samayacharam and Dakshinacharam stand as embodiments of adherence to the Vedic methods of worship, representing the "safest" approaches within the Shakta Philosophy. Emphasizing the diligent observance of Vedic principles, these paths center their focus on the idols of Amba and the renowned Sri Chakram, symbolizing the worship of the cosmic forces as entities external to the individual practitioner. Upholding the sanctity of Vedic traditions, practitioners of Samayacharam and Dakshinacharam engage in rituals that accentuate the divine presence through sacred symbols and representations, fostering a profound sense of connection with the divine cosmos. Conversely, Kaulacharam, and Vamacharam embody the tantric essence of Srividya Upasana, delving into esoteric and profound modes of worship that transcend the boundaries of conventional Vedic practices. Kaulacharam and Vamacharam are revered for their distinctive approach to spiritual pursuit, often venturing beyond the familiar realms of mainstream worship. These tantric methods may incorporate rituals and practices that deviate from the sanctioned Vedic norms, exemplifying a path that demands a deep understanding and careful guidance to navigate its complexities.