Indian Philosophy and Religion

Philosophy of Sri Madhvacarya

Philosophy of Sri Madhvacarya

A thorough presentation of the philosophy expounded by Madhvacharya and an analysis of its sources.

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Prasthanatraya, The: An Introduction

Prasthanatraya, The: An Introduction

Prasthanatraya, the three foundational works upon which the Vedanta philosophy is founded.

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Primer of Hinduism, A

Primer of Hinduism, A

An informative presentation of Hinduism presented as a dialogue between father and child. The author was a well-known educator and also a learned exponent of Hindu religion and philosophy.

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Primer of Vedanta

Primer of Vedanta

Definitions and concepts essential to the understanding of the Vedanta philosophy.

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Ramanuja’s Teachings in His Own Words

Ramanuja’s Teachings in His Own Words

The life and teachings of Ramanuja based mainly on his works: Sri Bhasya, Bhagavad Gita Bhasya, and Gadya Traya.  Please note: This is an old print.

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Sankara Digvijaya: The Traditional Life of Sri Sankaracharya

Sankara Digvijaya: The Traditional Life of Sri Sankaracharya

The translator, Swami Tapasyananda, has attempted to preserve the literary beauty and depth of thought in this prose translation of Sri Vidyaranya's life of Shankara.

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Science of Yoga, The: The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali

Science of Yoga, The: The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali

Interesting and popular edition of Patanjalis Yoga Aphorisms with extensive commentary by the translator. Devanagari text, transliteration, and English translation. See also: Patanjali Yoga Sutras.

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Serpent Power, The: Sat-Cakra-Nirupa and Paduka-Pancaka

Serpent Power, The: Sat-Cakra-Nirupa and Paduka-Pancaka

Translation with commentary of two important texts of Tantric Yoga. Transliterated Sanskrit text.

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Shankara and Indian Philosophy

Shankara and Indian Philosophy

A study of the whole of Shankara's work, examining the main concepts in his Advaita interpretation and comparing them with other philosophical traditions.

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