10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SIVAIST»
Discover the use of
Sivaist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Sivaist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Vietnam, Cambodia & Laos Footprint Handbook:
Sivaist influence at My Son is unmissable, with Siva often represented,as in other
Cham relics throughout Vietnam, by the linga or phallus. Z Hoi An, Danang and
around listings International, Vietnam Central 118 • Vietnam Hoi An, Danang ...
Claire Boobbyer, Andrew Spooner, 2013
Vima's sivaist iconography was not necessarily dictated by hypocrisy or political
adaptation to local situations in the Achaemenids' manner, who let themselves be
depicted as Pharaohs and performed rites to Marduk or Apis. He may have ...
Ann Heirman, Stephan Peter Bumbacher, 2007
Angkor in Cambodia is the most famous example but Bagan in Burma,
Borobudur in Java and Ayutthaya in Thailand, with all of which My Son is broadly
contemporaneous, are temple complexes founded by Hindu or Sivaist god kings.
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Elaborations on Emptiness - Uses of the Heart Sutra
Rather, "there is only a practice of various ceremonies and an adoration of
various Sivaist divinities by the Buddhists, who seem little concerned by the
discordance that exists between their ancient path and these new superstitions."
Burnouf ...
5
The Triadic Heart of Siva: Kaula Tantricism of Abhinavagupta ...
One of the essential points of this new “revelation” was that it finally completed
the synthesis among the elements of Vajrayitna, and Sivaist tantrism, magic,
alchemy, and Hatha Yoga.Ml The Kaula lineage is one of the important sources
for this ...
Paul E. Muller-Ortega, 2010
The writer of the Wisdom of Solomon says, "by means of her (Sophia) / shall
obtain Immortality" Paul said by means of the Christ (the male type) evolved
within (this the Sivaist terms the Linga in the soul), or " the stature of the fulness of
Christ" ...
7
Eliade/Fagan: Journal III, 1970-1978
... let's add that it was attested to, between the second century B.c. and the
seventh century A.D., in theory as in practice, among the followers of the Sivaist
sect, Pãsupata. Repulsively dirty, they tried to appear as abject, obscene,
aggressive, ...
8
Tantric Revisionings: New Understandings of Tibetan Buddhism ...
Per Kvaerne suggested in a 1976 article that: Buddhist siddhas, i.e. tantric adepts
, and possibly also Sivaist yogins established themselves in what is now Western
Tibet, but which formerly... was an independent non-Tibetan kingdom called ...
9
Trans-Himalayas: Discoveries and Adventures in Tibet
The founder of Lamaism was, however, shrewd enough to incorporate various
dogmas and customs of the Shamans in his form of Buddhism, which was
already mixed with Sivaist elements. Christian influence first becomes possible in
the ...
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The Vision of Vedic Poets
As is well known it is one of the tenets of the Kashmir sivaist schools of thought “'1
that consciousness is “vibration“ {spnnde-), the ceaseless force from which
springs all that exists. This movement or vibrating energy manifests itself in the ...
