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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 49 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.13 inches. In Stock.

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Zustand: New. pp. vi + 304 Illus. (Some Col.).

Zustand: Good. Good condition. Good dust jacket. (Hinduism) A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Contents: Preface/Pushpendra Kumar. 1. Parasurama and his questions. 2. Disguest for worldly enjoyments. 3. Associations with the wise. 5. On bondage and release. 6. The merits of faith for gaining the good. 7. Faith for God, effort and devotion to Him. 8. God's grace and search for truth. 9. Realising the self through his own mind. 10. The state of emancipation on Jivanmukti. 11. The cosmos is Chiti i.e. intelligence. 12. The reality of the universe. 13. The objects are only mental images. 14. The strong will to create universe and the highest truth. (The Story of Hill City). 15. The nature of the self. 16. The consciousness, control of mind and sleep.17. The Samadhis and the way to wisdom. 18. Pure mind divested of objective knowledge is pure intelligence. 19. Different states of the Jnanies and their conduct. 20. The Vidya Gita. 21. The accomplishment of wisdom the emancification. 22. Suktis. Verse-index. [The article 4 is in Hindi] "The present book Shri Tripura-rahasyam is a celebrated Tantric Text widely respected all over the country. Specially its Jnana-khanda deals in detail the concept of Chiti i.e. the human consciousness. According to this book 'Chiti' or 'Para-chiti' is none other than the Goddess Tripura, considered to be the highest reality. The whole of the Shri Tripura-rahasyam is full of dis-courses on the concept of chiti by the renowned sage Dattatreya. It consists of 22 chapters dealing with the nature of world, nature of God, and the Samadhi etc. The Goddess says that the whole creation is imagination and it is supported by the creation of 580 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. The book provides a detailed information on the prominent different religious sects that had emerged and developed in the early Vedic period and onwards to the rise and progress of the cult of devotion propagated by the Sikh gurus. It analyses not only the theoretical aspect or supplies the historical background but it also explains the symbology or the creed represented by the paraphernalia in the form of dress, rosaries sectmarks etc, which are found in the models preserved in the museums all over the country. Among the various religions, that flourished here, Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism have received special treatment at the hand of the author. As to the sources in the preparation of this work the author has utilized the standard literary works, both primary and secondary. Besides the literary and other sources, Iconography was the most reliable medium of interpreter on has been exploited to the utmost. The author has designed this book to explain the symbology of religious cults as well as to present a vivid historical background of the various religious sects. He has traced the history of the origin, rise and progress of different religious movements in India, utilizing both the primary and secondary sources. In the latter class he has included the writings which have come to be recognized standard works of reference on the subject. The book contains an exhaustive introduction, a general index and sixtynine illustrations including those of founders of different religious sects and their followers. (jacket).

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. The different works known by the name of Puranas (or old) are evidently derived from the myth-heroic stage of Hindu belief. The Puranas are commonly stated to be eighteen in number. It is said there are also eighteen Upa-Puranas or Minor Puranas--but the names of all these are not found. The principal eighteen Puranas are Brahma, Padma, Visnu, Siva, Bhagvata, Naradiya, Markandeya, Agni, Bhavisya Brahma Vaivarta, Linga, Varaha, Skanda, Vamana, Kurma, Matsya, Garuda and Brahmanda. All these Puranas are classed into three groups according to the qualities which prevail in them. The Matsya Purana remarks that those in which glory of Hari or Visnu prevails are Sattvika; those in which the legends of Agni of Siva predominate are Tamasa and those which dwell most on the stories of Brahma are Rajasa. The Agni Purana, that is the cream of all sciences and the cause of all (13) [Containing an account of] creation and dissolution, of various families, periods of Manu and genealogies. The Lord Visnu assumes the forms of fish, tortoise etc. There are two sciences, superior and inferior. O twice-borne one, the Veda, Rik, Yajus, Saman and Atharvan, the six auxiliaries of the Vedas, namely (Siksa), the science of proper articulation and pronunciation, (Kalpa) ritual or ceremonial, (Vyakarana) grammar, (Nirukta) etymological explanation of difficult Vedic words (Jyotis) astronomy, (Chandas) science of prosody, (Abhidhana) lexicon, Mimamsa, Dharma Sastras, Nyaya, medical science, musical science, the science of archery and political economy-these all are the inferior sconces. The superior science is that by which Brahman is comprehended (14-17). In the general treatment of the subjects the author, however, does not stick to the five principal topics which should constitute a Purana. He even divine and secular set forth by him originally in the introduction. He has introduced a number of topics, useful to men, without any system or method, his work is more like an encyclopaedia, containing a variety of useful topics bearing on later Sanskrit learning. The early chapters of this Purana describe the Avataras, and in those of Rama and Krsna, avowedly follow the Ramayana and Mahabharata. A considerable portion is appropriated to instructions for the performance of religious ceremonies; many of which belong to the Tantrik rituals and are apparently transcribed from the principal authorities of that system. Some belong to mystical forms of Siva worship, little known in Hindustan, though perhaps, still practised in the south. One of these is the Diksa or initiation of a novice; by which numerous ceremonies and invocation in which the mysterious monosyllables of Tantras are constantly, the disciple, is transformed into a living personation of Siva, and receives, in that capacity the homage of his Guru. On the final analysis, the Agni Purana shows that it owes much to the various branches of literature of early medieval times and is especially indebted to the four Vedas, Upanisads, Smrtis, Visnudharmottara and the Harivamsa Puranas; the Visnu and the Matsya Puranas; the two epics, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata; the Hayasirsa, the Gita, the Samkhya, the Vedanta, the Samhita of Caraka and Susruta and Naradiyasiksa monosyllabic lexicography of Ksapanaka, the Pingalasutras, the lexicon of Amarsimha, Bharata, Bhamaha, Dandin etc. Vaisnava and Saivagamas. Thus Agni Purana presents essence of all branches of knowledge and is an encyclopedia of all that existed." (jacket).

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Samarangana -Sutradhara is a work on architecture it means literally ,an architect of human dwellings and deals with, the planning of towns and village ,building of houses, halls & palaces as well as machines of various kinds.this work treats of the construction of cities , palaces and mansions with greater clearness of expression and wealth of details than any other available work of silpa. sastra. This work includes sanskrit text english Introduction , Index & detailed chapter wise summary.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 312 pages. 9.19x6.13x0.71 inches. In Stock.