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Condition: New. pp. 275.

Condition: New. pp. 275.

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Condition: New. pp. xvii + 371 1st Edition Text in English and Sanskrit.

Condition: New. pp. 556.

Condition: New. pp. xvii + 371.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This jewel of the book on the fundamental doctrines and the basis principles of Hinduism was prepared more than a hundred years ago by a group of established scholars of the subject at the request of Pt. Madan Mohan Malaviya Ji, the founder of Benares Hindu University. It was to serve as compulsory although subsidiary reading for every student who was studying at the University irrespective of the field or subject of his or her study. The Present book is an excellent introduction not only to the moral and ethical values of the Hinduism, but also to the beliefs and the multiple religious rites which an adherent of this religion, the sanatana-dharma or Hinduism, is supposed to perform on different occasions, daily, monthly, annually or on other particular occasions along with the rituals accompanying them. It also sheds light on the main body of its philosophical tenets like the theory of the immortality of the soul, the theory of Karman, the system of re-birth and the nature of final salvation (moksha) etc. The best part of the book is that every statement and the performance of each rite is corroborated by appropriate quotations from religious texts making the book very authentic and dependable. A comprehensive guide to Hinduism's doctrines, principles, moral values, and religious practices, compiled by scholars for Benares Hindu University students. Covers beliefs, rituals, philosophical tenets, and includes authentic references from religious texts. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This jewel of the book on the fundamental doctrines and the basis principles of Hinduism was prepared more than a hundred years ago by a group of established scholars of the subject at the request of Pt. Madan Mohan Malaviya Ji, the founder of Benares Hindu University. It was to serve as compulsory although subsidiary reading for every student who was studying at the University irrespective of the field or subject of his or her study. The Present book is an excellent introduction not only to the moral and ethical values of the Hinduism, but also to the beliefs and the multiple religious rites which an adherent of this religion, the sanatana-dharma or Hinduism, is supposed to perform on different occasions, daily, monthly, annually or on other particular occasions along with the rituals accompanying them. It also sheds light on the main body of its philosophical tenets like the theory of the immortality of the soul, the theory of Karman, the system of re-birth and the nature of final salvation (moksha) etc. The best part of the book is that every statement and the performance of each rite is corroborated by appropriate quotations from religious texts making the book very authentic and dependable. A comprehensive guide to Hinduism's doctrines, principles, moral values, and religious practices, compiled by scholars for Benares Hindu University students. Covers beliefs, rituals, philosophical tenets, and includes authentic references from religious texts. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: Good+. Dust Jacket Condition: Good+. A little shelf wear to book and dust jacket. Owner name on front end paper. One page has some pencil NOTES. Otherwise a tight, unmarked book. Index. xi, 81 pages.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Vol. I. Introduction to Pancaratra its Ritual and Philosophy Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Vedas their importance Tantra and Agama. 2. Classification of Agamas. 3. Vaisnava Agamas general nature. 4. Vaisnava Agamas their home and period. 5. Vedas and the Vaisnava Agamas. 6. The sources of the Pancaratra. 7. Validity of Pancaratra. 8. Contents of the Pancaratragama. 9. Division of the Pancaratragama. 10. Brahman the supreme being. 11. Sakti. 12. Cosmology I. 13. Cosmology II. 14. Cosmogony. 15. Tattvas. 16. Jiva. 17. Means of liberation. 18. Moksa. 19. Sthiti and Laya. 20. Yoga. 21. Kriya planning the village. 22. Measurements. 23. Balalaya. 24. Diksiddhi. 25. Prathamestakavidhi. 26. Types of Basements and temple structures. 27. Murdhestakavidhi deities in the Vimana and attendant deities. 28. Collection of Slabs of wood and measurements for Dhruvabera. 29. Postures of the forms of God. 30. Measurements for the Dhruvabera. 31. Sulasthapana and Dhruvabera. 32. Painting with colours. 33. Other Beras. 34. Icons of God's divine descents and others. 35. Entourage deities. 36. Preparations for consecration. 37. Consecration. 38. Consecration of other deities and objects. 39. Kinds of temples. 40. Cosmic character of the temple. 41. Daily routine of a Pancaratrika. 42. Ijya. 43. Preceptor and pupil. 44. Mantras and Mantroddhara. 45. Requisites for worship. 46. Diksa. 47. Agnikarya. 48. Japa and Dhyana. 49. Mental (internal) worship. 50. External worship. 51. Mahotsava. 52. Minor festivals. 53. Worship and festivals of the Vyuha Vibhava and other deities. 54. Snapana. 55. Pavitraropana. 56. Prayascitta. 57. Jirnoddhara. 58. Funeral rites and Sraddha ceremony. 59. Ethics. 60. Pancaratra literature. 61. Brief summary of the contents of the Isvarasamhita. 62. Commentary on the Isvarasamhita. 63. Conclusion. Vo. II. Text and Translation 1. Introducing the system. 2. Directions for mental worship. 3. Procedure for the worship of the deities on the outer walls of the temple. 4. Procedure for Nirajanamta main part of the worship upto the rite of illustration. 5. Procedure for preparing and offering of food and for performing fire sacrifice. 6. Procedure for offering oblations to manes and the rite of sending the deities to bed. 7. Process of worshipping Laksmi and Sudarsana. 8. Procedure for worshipping Garuda and his retinue. 9. A description of the characteristics of the deities stationed at the entrance and enclosures. 10. Procedure for celebration of great festival upto the ceremony of hoisting the flag. Vol. III. Text and Translation (contd.) 11. Procedure for Mahotsava. 12. Method of performing the festival in the fortnight. 13. Procedure for celebration of Krsna's birthday. 14. Method of performing Pavitrotsava. 15. Procedure for Snapana. 16. Procedure for the installation of prasada and the rest. 17. Characteristics of idol and others. 18. Method of installation. Vol. IV. Text and Translation (contd.) 19. Method of acts of expiation. 20. Yadavacalamahatmayam. 21. Procedure for initiation. 22. Rules regarding regulations. 23. Rules for the formation of Mantras. Vol. V. Text and Translation (contd.) and Slokardhanukramani 24. Features of Mudra (hadn gestures) method of meditating on Bhagavan. 25. Cooking of the oblations. 26. Slokardhanukramani. Visnuism has given rise to two very important schools of ritual and philosophy namely Vaikhanasa and Pancaratra. Isvarasamhita is an important text of the Pancaratra school of Visnuvism. Whereas Vaikhanasa is relatively archaic in character and leans more upon the Vedic tradition for its repertoire of Mantras used in religious rites and ceremonies the Pancaratra is more liberal and open in its approach. It has a text tradition going back to some two thousand years which has also been the main source of the Visistadvaita philosophy of Ramanuja (11 12 c.). In most of the Vaisnava temples in South India especially in Tamilnadu worship is conducted in accordance with the prescription of one.

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