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The Linga and the Great Goddess (HB)

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Svami Karpatri (1907-1982), a revered contemporary sannyasin of exceptional personality, was renowned for his deep scriptural knowledge, which he used in his many writings to light up the Hindu orthodox point of view. The two significant articles presented here deal with the meaning of the Linga and the nature of the Great Goddess. Besides doctrinal and mythological clarifications, we find a sophisticated debate about the nature of sakti between two traditional schools: Nyaya and Mimamsa, which could be compared with those held in the times of Adi Sankara.

Stavacintamani of Bhatta Narayana with the Commentary by Ksemaraja

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The Stavacintami of Bhatta Narayana (late 9th early 10th century CE) is a devotional stotra dedicated to the praise and

Science, Consciousness, Freedom

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For this book the relevant question is: What is the universe and why? So far scientists engaged in this field

The Aphorisms of Siva

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The Siva Sutra was revealed to Vasugupta by Siva in order to counter the effects of dualism. This revelation initiated the hermeneutics of synthesis

Vijnana Bhairava: The Practice of Centring Awareness

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The Vijnana Bhairava is one of the most important Tantras of Kashmir Shaivism as far as the practical aspect of yoga of

Aspects of Tantra Yoga

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Spiritual discipline or Yoga constitutes an inseparable part of the philosophy of every school, and especially the Tantric ones, in

The Stanzas on Vibration (PB)

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In Kashmir Shaivism, Spanda is the vibratory dynamism of the absolute consciousness. In this book the author focuses on the

Shaivism in the Light of Epics, Puranas and Agamas

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Saivism encompasses all aspects of religion: a philosophy, a theology, a conception of the universe, a current of devotion, a

शिव-संबोध और गंगा-प्रतीक

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रचनाकार ने शिव को एक ‘अद्भुत देवता’ के रूप में प्रस्तुत किया है. दूर से लगता है कोई देव-पुरुष है,

Tarkabhasa

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Tarkabhasa or ‘Exposition of Reasoning‘ of Kesava Misra is an elementary treatise on the Nyaya System. It explains, in brief, the

Taittiriyaka-Vidya-Prakasah by Vidyaranya

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The ‘Commentary’ on the Taittiriyopanisad is ‘the exposition of the teaching of the Taittiriyopanisad‘. It is to be seen that