Opera Omnia (Vol. 9, Part 1): Mystery and Hermeneutics \n \nVolume IX is composed of three sections, which deal with myth, symbol and cult. In modern-day language, myth means anything unreal or simply a legend with a degree of fantasy....

Opera Omnia (Vol. 7): Hinduism and Christianity \n \nThe volume Hinduism and Christianity focuses mainly on the dialogue between the two religious traditions to which the author belonged from birth and to which he remained faithful throughout his life, while...

Opera Omnia (Vol. 6, Part 1): Cultures and Religions in Dialogue - Pluralism and Interculturality \n \nToday space and time are being shaken by science and technology and the encounter between peoples and their traditions is becoming increasingly troubled, creating...

By Deedre Diemer (Author) | MLBD Publications \n \nThe ABC's of Chakra Therapy is a practical, user friendly guidebook that leads you on a journey of self healing and transformation by exploring your energy field specifically the seven main energy...

Brahmavaivarta Purana Pt. 2 Prakrti Khanda Book 1 (AITM) - Vol. 79 (HB) | G.P. Bhatt (Author) | MLBD Publications \nBrahmavaivartapurana figures as the tenth in the traditional list of the Puranas. It is divided into four parts called khandas,...

Brahmavaivartapurana figures as the tenth in the traditional list of the Puranas. It is divided into four parts called khandas, comprising 267 chapters. The khandas are: Brahmakhanda: 30 chapters, Prakrti-Khanda: 67 chapters, Ganapatikhanda: 46 chapters and Srikrsnajanmakhanda: 133 chapters. \nIt...

\n \n \n \n \n \nBrahmavaivarta purana figures as the tenth in the traditional list of the Puranas. It is divided into four parts called khandas, comprising 267 chapter. The khandas are: Brahmakhanda: 30 chapters, Ganapatikhanda: 56 chapters and Srikrsnajanmakhanda:...

The Ganesapurana (GnP.) is a Puranic text probably composed in the fourteenth or fifteenth century. Its contents derive partially from earlier literature dealing with Gane-sa, but also draw on the body of myths found in the mahapuranas and upapuranas. It...

The Ganesa Purana: Upasana Khanda \nThe Ganesapurana (GnP.) is a Puranic text probably composed in the fourteenth or fifteenth century. Its contents derive partially from earlier literature dealing with Ganesa, but also draw on the body of myths found in...

The Ganesa purana (GnP.) is a Puranic text probably composed in the fourteenth or fifteenth century. Its contents derive partially from earlier literature dealing with Ganesa, but also draw on the body of myths found in the mahapuranas and upapuranas....

Vamana is assigned fourteenth position in the list of eighteen Mahapuranas or major Puranic texts, preceded by Skanda and suceeded by Kurma. It gets its name after Vamana or the dwarf incarnation of God Visnu, which is the first human...

The Vamana Purana is assigned fourteenth position in the list of eighteen Maha puranas or major Puranic texts, preceded by Skanda and succeeded by Kurma. It gets its name after Vamana or the dwarf incarnation of God Visnu, which is...