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Principles of Tantra Part II (1916)
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Principles of Tantra Part II (1916)

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This volume contains the Tantratattva of Shriyukta Shiva Chandra Vidyarnava Bhattacharyya Mahodaya. The work here translated is that on an Indian mind unaffected by Western thought. Apart from its intrinsic merits, it has such value as being the record of the views of an English educated Hindu, who finds in the conclusions of recent Western science a corroboration of his ancient Eastern beliefs. Its author modestly says: I have attempted to give the reader the result of a general survey of the philosophy upon which Tantrik Sadhana, or self-culture, is based. But in so recondite and unfamiliar a subject, when the correctness of every individual interpretation may be called in question, the reader is requested to go himself to the source, and there, with faith and devotion, and under the guidance of a Guru, drink of its waters.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing Co
Country
United States
Date
26 June 2003
Pages
592
ISBN
9780766165991

This volume contains the Tantratattva of Shriyukta Shiva Chandra Vidyarnava Bhattacharyya Mahodaya. The work here translated is that on an Indian mind unaffected by Western thought. Apart from its intrinsic merits, it has such value as being the record of the views of an English educated Hindu, who finds in the conclusions of recent Western science a corroboration of his ancient Eastern beliefs. Its author modestly says: I have attempted to give the reader the result of a general survey of the philosophy upon which Tantrik Sadhana, or self-culture, is based. But in so recondite and unfamiliar a subject, when the correctness of every individual interpretation may be called in question, the reader is requested to go himself to the source, and there, with faith and devotion, and under the guidance of a Guru, drink of its waters.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing Co
Country
United States
Date
26 June 2003
Pages
592
ISBN
9780766165991