Abhinavagupta Tantraloka

Abhinavagupta Tantraloka

Abhinavagupta Tantraloka communicates in the first person, This approach ensures that discussions on Tantra, Kashmir Shaivism, and Abhinavagupta's teachings maintain a level of academic rigor and authenticity

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tantra philosophy spirituality ancient indian sanskrit teachings esoteric rituals mantras meditation consciousness divine wisdom scriptures commentary transcendence spiritual practice metaphysics universal truth self-realization meditative insights sacred texts spiritual journey inner transformation

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