Mikkyō (密教, lit. "secret teachings", "esoteric, Tantric Buddhism") is a Japanese term that refers to the esoteric Vajrayāna practices of the Shingon Buddhist school and the related practices that make up part of the Tendai and Kegon schools. There are also Shingon- and Tendai-influenced practices of Shugendō. Mikkyō is a little-understood, yet often sensationalised, synergistic “esoteric construct” that lies at the very core of Japanese spirituality and mysticism.
Mikkyō is a "lineage tradition": meaning that, as well as instruction in the teachings and practices of the tradition, it involves and requires “kanjo enablements” (initiatorial empowerment-transmissions) from a master of the Mikkyō disciplines.
The collection of teachings and practices that eventually came to be known as Mikkyō had its early beginnings in the esoteric traditions of India and China. As early as the 6th century, there had begun a major importation of spiritual and cultural ideas into Japan from China. However, in the early 9th century the formative concepts which would become the core of “mainstream” Mikkyo — Shingon and Tendai — were brought to Japan, initially by the monks Kūkai (the founder of Shingon) and Saichō (the founder of Tendai), both of whom had traveled to China to study.
(Rumchika Rika Pika Rika Rum Pup Chor
Tika Lika Chika Lika Lak Tak Chor
Rumchika Rika Pika Rika Rum Pup Chor
Siya Merano Me' Sano Fina) 2
(O By God, Chaahe Mujhe Jo Chori Chori Mohabbaton Ki Dori
Jo Bandhe Hai Pasand Mujhako
O By God, Bole Jo Teri Meri Jodi Khuda Ne Khud Jodi
O By Rajamand Mujhako) 2
Ho Aata Hoon Jab Saamane Tere, Leta Hoon Sapano Mein Phere
Saanson Mein Aur Dil Mein Mere Baje Yeh Shehanaayi
(Tere Khayaalo Ke Ujaalon Mein Jaage, Jaage Toh Paaya Tujhe
Baandhe Nigaaho Ne Mohabbat Ke Dhaage, Laage Tu Mera Mujhe) 2
Ho Chaahat Ne Li Hai Angdaayi, Dur Huyi Saari Tanhaayi
Dil Ne Dil Se Taal Milaayi, Baje Yeh Shehanaayi
Baje Yeh Shehanaayi
(Rumchika Rika Pika Rika Rum Pup Chor
Tika Lika Chika Lika Lak Tak Chor
Rumchika Rika Pika Rika Rum Pup Chor
Siya Merano Me' Sano Fina) 2
(Mere Dukhon Ki Dawa Tere Naina, Naino Mein Chehara Tera
Kissa Jawaani Ka Jawaan Tum Se Hain Na, Hain Na Bata Tu Mera) 2
Ho Tu Meri Kismat Ka Taara, Hota Hoon Lo Aaj Tumhaara
Dil Ne Jab Jab Tumhe Pukaara, Baje Yeh Shehanaayi
O By God, Chaahe Mujhe Jo Chori Chori Mohabbaton Ki Dori
Jo Bandhe Hai Pasand Mujhako
O By God, Bole Jo Teri Meri Jodi Khuda Ne Khud Jodi
O By Rajamand Mujhako
Ho Aata Hoon Jab Saamane Tere, Leta Hoon Sapano Mein Phere
Saanson Mein Aur Dil Mein Mere Baje Yeh Shehanaayi