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Mahidhara’s Mantra Mohodadhih (vol. II )

1,000

The Mantramahodadhi (a vast ocean of mantras) enjoys special significance. This Sixteenth Century work, according to Pt. Shukadeva Chaturvedi, is

Sri Bagalatattva Prakasika

1,500

An authoritative Tantra of Sri Bagalamukhi the Brahmastra Mahavidya, describing her on the basics of Vedas, Upanisads, Puranas, Sri Durga Saptasati and Tantras along with her worship rituals, mantras and hymns.

हिन्दी मंत्रमहार्णव (मिश्र खण्ड )

450

इस पुस्तक में मुख्यत – षट्कर्मों, यक्षिणियों, चेटकों तथा अनन्य काम्यकर्मों और कौतुकों आदि से संबंध विस्तृत और प्रामाणिक वर्णन

हिन्दी मंत्रमहार्णव (देवी खण्ड )

1,050

मंत्रशास्त्र की प्रत्येक पुस्तक में लिखा है की पुस्तक में लिखा मंत्र निष्प्रभावी होता है क्योंकि प्रत्येक मंत्र को जागृत

हिन्दी मंत्रमहार्णव (देवता खंड)

600

इस मंत्रशास्त्र के ही प्रभाव से प्राचीनकाल में मनुष्य न केवन देवताओं पर विजय प्राप्त करने में सफल होता था,

Laksmi Tantra

1,100

Amongst the vast number of Pancaratra Agamas, the Laksmi Tantra stands out because of its almost exclusive treatment of the Visnuit mother-goddess Laksmi, the Sakti of Visnu-Narayana. The text not only glorifies Laksmi, but also women in general as beings created in the cherished form of Laksmi, and it advocates their worship.

Self Realization in Kashmir Shaivism

500

This book presents the oral teaching of the twentieth century’s great Kashmir Shaivite master. The last of his long lineage,

Kashmir Saivism

600

Swami Lakshman Jee is the living master of the oral tradition in Kashmir Shaivism. This exposition of the non-dual philosophy

Shaiva Devotional Songs of Kashmir

700

Bhakti is always treated as a different approachfrom the ‘Yogic’ one. This author’s approach or relating the path of bhakti

Sarada-Tilaka Tantram

700

The work by Laksmanadesika comprises 25 Chapters. The commentator Ragahvabhatta states that of the 25 Chapters of the Sarada-tilaka, Chapters 1-24

Sri-Chakra Its Yantra, Mantra and Tantra

500

Sri Chakra has rightly been regarded as the ‘prince among chakras’ (chakraraja). It is the best known and most worshiped

Saiva Philosophy of Kashmir

350

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.