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Self Realization in Kashmir Shaivism
Saiva Philosophy of Kashmir
The goal and purpose in writing this book is to highlight,in the midst of diversity,the essential unity that seems to be constitutive of such religions that have an orientation that is deeply mystical. Basing himself on the absolutistic metaphysical thought of Kashmir Saivism,the author thereby has attempted to interpret spirituality in such universal terms as would enable one to discover the principle of unity of being among the spiritualities of all major religions.Thus the aim of the book is so noble as to allow the reader to have the vision of unity in the midst of diversity.
काशी रहस्यम (हिंदी अनुवाद सहित) एवं सूक्ति रत्नावली हिंदी व्याख्या सहित
स्कन्द पुराणीय 'काशीखण्ड ' इस ग्रन्थ से जैसे कशी स्थित विभिन्न तीर्थों, देवालयों, वापी, कूप अदि के भूगोल एवं इतिहास इन दोनों के ज्ञान के साथ उनके आध्यात्मिक एवं धार्मिक महत्व का परिचय प्राप्त होता है वैसे ही 'काशी रहस्य' के अनुशीलन से कशी से सम्बंधित गूढ़ तत्त्वों रहस्यों का ज्ञान होता है. काशीरहस्य यह प्राचीन ब्रह्मवैवर्त का तृतीय खंड है ऐसा उसकी अध्याय के अंत में दी गयी पुष्पिका से ज्ञात होता है.
Goddess Vinayaki The Female Ganesa
Recently there has been quite a good deal of fresh study and writing on some less known and minor aspects of Indian iconography. One such example is that of the female form of the god Ganesa. Alice Getty Published in her monograph on ganesa an image-stele showing Ganesa as a female from the Causatha Yogini Temple at Bheraghat, Jabalpur district, Madhya Pradesh.
Shrividya Varivasya (Sanskrit)
The Tantra of Sri Chakra ( bhavanopanishat )
The Sri-chakra is the representation of the Sri-vidya, it is the chief instrument through which the mother goddess is propitiated. This book explains in great detail the symbolism behind the Sri-Chakra, the rituals involved in the worship of Sri-chakra and the textual background going back to the Vedas. The source materials have also been given.
Susrutasamhita (3 Vols ) of Maharsi Susruta Translation of text & Nibandhasangraha Commentary of Sridalhana
