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The Causal Body and the Ego
The Causal Body and the Ego
By Arthur E. Powell
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Spiritual Management and Road to Eternity (Secrets of Beauty, Health, Youth and Liberation)
Spiritual Management and Road to Eternity (Secrets of Beauty, Health, Youth and Liberation)
By Dr.chan Baidjnath Misier
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Mrtyu (Concept of Death In Indian Tradition)
Mrtyu (Concept of Death In Indian Tradition)
By Gian Giuseppe Filippi
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Concept of Rebirth (An Old And Rare Book)
Concept of Rebirth (An Old And Rare Book)
By Dr. Salila Nayak
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Prakrti The Integral Vision (Vol. 1 Primal Elements: The Oral Tradition)
Prakrti The Integral Vision (Vol. 1 Primal Elements: The Oral Tradition)
By Baidyanath Saraswati
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Prakrti The Integral Vision: Man in Nature (Volume 5)
Prakrti The Integral Vision: Man in Nature (Volume 5)
By Baidyanath Saraswati
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Prakrti The Integral Vision (Vol. 2 Vedic, Buddhist and Jain Traditions)
Prakrti The Integral Vision (Vol. 2 Vedic, Buddhist and Jain Traditions)
By Sampat Narayanan
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The Variegated Plumage Encounters with Indian Philosophy (A Commemoration Volume in Honour of Pandit Jankinath Kaul 'Kamal')
The Variegated Plumage Encounters with Indian Philosophy (A Commemoration Volume in Honour of Pandit Jankinath Kaul 'Kamal')
By N.B. Patil & Mrinal Kaul 'Martand'
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Hindu Philosophy
Hindu Philosophy
By Theos Bernard
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A Chat Between Am and ΑΙ- A Bridge Between Spirituality and Science
A Chat Between Am and ΑΙ- A Bridge Between Spirituality and Science
By Pradeep Kumar
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Spiritual Power: The Mask of the Absolute (Set of 3 Volumes)
Spiritual Power: The Mask of the Absolute (Set of 3 Volumes)
By Gian Kumar
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Books on Saiva Siddhanta (Set of 8 Books)
Books on Saiva Siddhanta (Set of 8 Books)
By Various Authors
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Death Dying And Beyond (The Science and Spirituality of Death)
Death Dying And Beyond (The Science and Spirituality of Death)
By Alok Pandey
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Philosophy of Gorakhnath With Goraksha-Vacana-Sangraha
Philosophy of Gorakhnath With Goraksha-Vacana-Sangraha
By Akshaya Kumar Banerjea, Prefatory Note By M. M. Pt. Gopinath Kaviraj, Forward By C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar
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Self Realization in Kashmir Shaivism: The Oral Teachings of Swami Lakshman Joo
Self Realization in Kashmir Shaivism: The Oral Teachings of Swami Lakshman Joo
By John Hughes
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The Triadic Heart of Siva (Kaula Tantricism of Abhinavagupta In The Non-Dual Shaivism of Kashmir)
The Triadic Heart of Siva (Kaula Tantricism of Abhinavagupta In The Non-Dual Shaivism of Kashmir)
By Paul Eduardo Muller-Ortega
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Zero The Spiritual Number
Zero The Spiritual Number
By Gokulananda Das
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Saiva Philosophy of Kashmir
Saiva Philosophy of Kashmir
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God as Sunya (The Philosophy of Mahima Dharma and Bhima Bhoi)
God as Sunya (The Philosophy of Mahima Dharma and Bhima Bhoi)
By Tandra Patnaik
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Mimamsa Jurisprudence (The Source of Hindu Law)
Mimamsa Jurisprudence (The Source of Hindu Law)
By A.S. Nataraja Ayyar
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Verbal Knowledge in Prabhakara Mimasa
Verbal Knowledge in Prabhakara Mimasa
By R.N. Sarma
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Philosophy of Sri Madhavacarya
Philosophy of Sri Madhavacarya
By B.N.K. Sharma
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Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies (Set of 26 Books)
Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies (Set of 26 Books)
By Edited By Karl H. Potter
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The Supreme Wisdom of the Upanisads: An Introduction
The Supreme Wisdom of the Upanisads: An Introduction
By Klaus G. Witz
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Introduction to Tantra: Unveiling the Mystical Path
Tantra can have multiple definitions and meanings. These depend on its purpose of use and how people approach it individually. This is because tantra encompasses a wide range of beliefs and traditions. Hence, different people and cultures interpret it in different ways. The tantric practices developed gradually over several centuries. They first began to be practiced in the 5th and 6th centuries BCE. Many of these complex practices can be traced back to ancient Vedic and non-Vedic traditions.
Panchatantra, Jataka and Hitopadesha - Indian Stories with Lessons for a Perfect Life
Not one ounce of doubt about that! Considering the number of stories we hear throughout our lives- the stories we are told by our grandparents and parents as children, the stories shared between friends in school time, the life-lesson-like tales as we grow up, and even the daily discussions we have with our near and dear ones. In essence, these are all stories. However, there are some stories, a handful, which reach a truly timeless character. Traveling across time and space, these stories reach the hearts of the audience and reader so deeply, that their place of origin, author, language, and characters do not matter. What matters is their ability to awe, please, entertain, and guide anyone who picks them up. Lucky for us, India has more than a few stories that gathered an international audience even before the modern period. Three of these- the Panchatantra, the Jataka, and the Hitopadesha are exceptional and stand apart due to the way they have aged.
Love and Passion in Tantric Buddhist Art
"...The word Tantra itself is derived from the verbal root tan, meaning to \'weave\'...Often the mother is shown in a posture with both legs around the father\'s waist...refer to the union of a lotus and vajra..." Notwithstanding the fact that the Buddha\'s essence is non-polar, Buddhist iconographers use sexual polarity to symbolize the twin concepts of insight and compassion. All goddesses are symbols of insight and the gods represent compassion. The union of compassion and insight symbolizes the non-polarized state of bodhicitta, or the mind of enlightenment, which is represented visually by showing two deities engaged in sexual union.
What is Tantra? - The Art of Philosophy
Tantra has developed a system of thought which makes us see the universe as if it were within ourselves, and ourselves as if we were within the universe. Further the forces governing the cosmos on the macro-level are believed to govern the individual in the micro-level. According to tantra, the individual being and universal being are one. Thus all that exists in the universe must also exist in the individual body. One of our major limitations in discovering this essential unity between the microcosm and the macrocosm is that we are accustomed to analyze the world into its separate parts, with the result that we lose sight of those parts\' inter-relationship and their underlying unity. The way to fulfillment is through recognition of our wholeness linking man and the universe. This hence is the broad aim of Tantra art, achieved through visual symbols and metaphors.
Tantra: The Method Of Kindling Dormant Energies
Neither moral nor immoral, Tantra is beyond the \'moral\'.... Suppression is not the way of Tantra. On the contrary, it harnesses the inherent, magnifies it and at times even multiplies, though not without awareness which is the essence of Tantra....Thus, man is the micro-miniaturized form of the cosmos. Summarily, the human body is microcosmic sample of the universe and is thus its representative form....Kundalini, the tool of kindling inherent energies in the Shiva-Shakti myth, is the essence of all Tantrika systems, and even Yoga and Vedic asceticism....\'Mantra\' – sacred syllable, spell, or incantation, is divine power clothed in sound....Thus, every \'Mantra\' constantly draws its power from the Timeless Shiva and Shakti.
Mantras – A Complex Amalgamation of Sacred Sounds
Mantras are a complex feature of the Hindu tradition that people sometimes do not understand all that well. Different mantras are used for different things. “For India, Mantras are real, palpable, mental artifacts to be revered and mastered, to be used or misused. Mantras are very important in religion but they are not completely significantly religiously they have other significance also. Mantras are important for religious and non-religious purposes. The history of mantras can be extensively related to Indian people’s religious life. One way of defining mantras is that they are sacred utterances, that are uttered sometimes daily, and sometimes for special occasions. There are formal and also informal definitions of mantras. Mantras are used in a variety of contexts. Hinduism sees certain mantras as only being useful for certain things. Each mantra has a specific function with a specific time and place for use. The Hindu tradition sees mantras as effective because they are believed to be useful and powerful. There are Vedic, Puranic, and Tantric mantras. Certain types are used to achieve some sort of escape from hardships from outside nature. There are certain mantras that are used to cope with the daily up and downs of everyday life. Besides these, there are also mantras that address the problems of the whole of human nature. Scholars debate whether mantras are language. The Rig Veda has several mentions of mantras. It is hard to understand mantras when you are not immersed in Indian life but it is possible if we try, it is just more difficult.
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