- Padoux, the term "
Tantrika" is
based on a
comment by
Kulluka Bhatta on
Manava Dharmasastra 2.1, who
contrasted vaidika and
tantrika forms of Śruti (canonical...
- books:
Standing Alone: An
American Woman's
Struggle for the Soul of Islam,
Tantrika:
Traveling the Road of
Divine Love, and Woke Army, the Red-Green Alliance...
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vajra is a male
polysemic symbol that
represents many
things for the
tantrika. The
vajra is
representative of
upaya (skilful means)
whereas its companion...
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dissolution of the world. An oral tale
about the
shava sadhana is told by the
Tantrikas of Bengal.
Vasudeva Bhattacharya of
Tipperah (West Bengal) went to the...
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Chicago Press. ISBN 0-226-07570-2. Madhavananda,
Swami (2017). "The
Tāntrika Mode of Worship".
Studies On the Tantras. India:
Ramakrishna Math. ISBN 978-8187332770...
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Sadhana (ब्रह्मचर्य साधन), Yogi Guru (योगिगुरु),
Gyani Guru (ज्ञानीगुरु),
Tantrika Guru (तांत्रिकगुरु), and
Premik Guru (प्रेमिकगुरु).
Nigamananda reportedly...
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totally occidental. For the
equivalent Sanskrit tāntrika is found, but not in
Buddhist texts.
Tāntrika is a term
denoting someone who
follows the teachings...
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content of
these texts also
weaken its
identity as an Upaniṣad for non-
Tantrikas.
Sectarian texts such as
these do not
enjoy status as
shruti and thus...
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Ancient India, Upto C. 1200 A.D. Vol. 2: Smarta, epic-Pauranika and
Tantrika Hinduism,
Christianity and Islam.
Kusumanjali Prakashan. pp. 171, 188,...
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different from
Urgyan or Wu-chang. Moreover,
Orissa became a
centre of
Täntrika Buddhism after the 7th
century A.D.,
while the Swat
valley was a centre...
