7 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «विद्यामहेश्वर»
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विद्यामहेश्वर in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Devi-bhagavata - Volume 2
... राग, विद्या, कला, नियति, काल, माया, शुद्धि, विद्या, महेश्वर सदाशिव, शक्ति एवं शिव तत्व क्रमश: यह सब तत्व कहे गये हैं ।।१६-१२।। विरजामन्त्रों से हवन करने वाला होता पाप-रहित होजाता है ।
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Śivamahāpurāṇa kī dārśanika tathā dhārmika samālocanā
... असिन मार्वजा और कुका, पकचि था ( प्रेरण अपान ध्यान उदान एवं समान ) मन बुद्धि अत/छारा त्रिविध गुण प्रकृति, पुरुषा राग विद्या, कलम निर्गत काला माया शुद्ध विद्या, महेश्वर सदाशिव, ...
Rama Shankar Tripathi, 1976
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Śiva-mahāpurāṇa: Umā saṁhitā, Kailāsa saṁhitā, Vāyavīya ...
... is above the same like the eye of the crow. This set of five- the pure Vidya Mahesvara, Sadasiva Sakti and Siva, is called the Vidyd tattva or Siva tattva. This is described in the Vedic texts as Prajnd nam Brahma". <jfaoq|fcfvM|.d q-dT^ld i$$m\ ...
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Saundarya-lahari of Sri Sankaracarya: with text and ... - Page 50
These, as counted from the gross to the subtle, are: The five gross elements, the five Tanmatras, the five organs of perception, the five organs of action, Mind, Maya, Suddha-Vidya, MaheSvara, and Sadasiva. According to other enumerations ...
Śaṅkarācārya, Tapasyananda (Swami.), Lakṣmīdhara, 1987
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Ancient Indian tradition & mythology - Volume 4 - Page 1727
This set of five — the pure Vidya Mahesvara, SadaSiva, Sakti and Siva is called Vidyatattva or Sivatattva. This is implied in the Vedic text "Prajftanam Brahma." 34. O Sage, the purity of the principles from Prthivi | to Siva is effected through the ...
Jagdish Lal Shastri, Arnold Kunst
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Gems of Jaina Wisdom: Stuti vidya - Page 137
... one whose feet are placed in the hearts of infinite souls ( sahastra-pata )198; saviour of the all the soul of past, present and future (huta-bhaiya- bhavadbharta'yTM and the almighty lord of perfect knowledge ( vishwa-vidya-maheshwar)200 .
Aśoka Sahajānanda, Dashrath Jain, Vādībhasiṃha, 2008
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Kālāmukha and Pāśupata temples in Dharwar - Page 17
... the seven dhatus beginning with the skin, the five vital airs beginning with prana, mind, intellect, ego, the three gunas, prakrti, purusa, raga (passion), vidya, kala, niyati, time, maya, pure vidya, Mahesvara, Sadasiva, Sakti and Siva Tattva. 16.
Vasundhara Filliozat, Kuppuswami Sastri Research Institute, 2001
