About The Book: Tantrasāraḥ is a work composed by the great Kashmiri philosopher Abhinavagupta, summarizing the essential teachings of his monumental text Tantrāloka. It presents the philosophical and practical foundations of the non-dual Tantric tradition of Kashmir Śaivism.The work discusses...

About The Book: The Śrīvidyārṇavatantram is a major text of the Śrīvidyā tradition, centered on the worship of the Goddess Lalitā Tripurasundarī.Within this tradition, special emphasis is placed on the worship of the Śrīcakra, along with mantra practice and meditative...

About The Book: The Śāradātilakatantram, attributed to Lakṣmaṇadeśikendra, is considered one of the most systematic and comprehensive manuals of Tantric practice.The work presents a structured exposition of several important subjects, including:the theory of mantras, the construction of yantras, Tantric ritual...

About The Book: Saubhāgyaratnākaraḥ is an important text of the Śākta Tantric tradition, dealing primarily with the worship of the Divine Mother and the attainment of spiritual and ritual accomplishments.The term saubhāgyain this context signifies not merely worldly prosperity but...

About The Book: Śrī Rudrayāmalam is an important text belonging to the Yāmala class of Tantric scriptures. The term yāmala signifies a pair or union, symbolizing the non-dual relationship between Śiva and Śakti.The text elaborates various aspects of Śākta and...

About The Book: Mantramahodadhiḥ an important mantra-śāstra text of the medieval Tantric tradition, commonly attributed to the scholar Mahīdhara. The title itself means “the great ocean of mantras,” reflecting the vast collection of sacred formulas presented in the work.The text...

About The Book: The Śrī Kulārṇavatantram is one of the most authoritative and celebrated scriptures of the Kaula Tantric tradition. The term Kularṇava literally means the “great ocean of the Kaula tradition,” reflecting the extensive exposition of Tantric doctrines contained...

About The Books Kāmaratnam is an important yet relatively less-studied work within Tantric literature, associated mainly with the Śākta–Śaiva Tantric tradition. The title itself is symbolic: kāma represents the creative power or cosmic desire underlying creation, while ratna signifies a...

Srimad Bhagavadgita: (11 Volumes): With 21 Rare Sanskrit Commentaries in Original Calligraphy Commissioned

About The Book: A researched study of the growth and efficacy of Hindu religious beliefs, rituals and practices as they have evolved through periods of ancient Indian history to the present day. Adopting a rational posture to look into the...

Ganganatha Jha's Mualti-volume Manusmrti, originally published by the University of Calcutta between 1920 and 1939 is as indicated by its subtitle ""The Laws of Manu with the Bhasya of Medhatithi"", mainly an edition and translation of the Mula text together...

Although now widely recognized as a seminal commentary on the Samkhyakarika of Isvarakrsna, Yuktidipika's (YD) first ever edition arrived on the scene only in 1938, thanks to the efforts of Pulinbehari Chakravarti. In the following period, however, dissatisfaction with this...