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These Six Vedangas must be studied before one can attempt to comprehend the Vedas themselves; they are Vyakarana (Grammar), Chandas (Meter), Shiksha (Intonation), Nirukta (Etymology), Kalpa (Ritual) and Jyotish (Astronomy/Astrology). When the Veda is personified as a living being, Vyakarana is regarded as the face, Chandas the legs, Shiksha the bre
... See moreHart Defouw • Light On Life: An Introduction to the Astrology of India (Arkana)
Parashara correlates the Twelve Rashis and the Three Doshas in this way: • The Watery Rashis indicate Kapha • The Fiery Rashis indicate Pitta • The Earthy Rashis indicate Vata • The Airy Rashis indicate mixed (mishra or sama) doshas
Hart Defouw • Light On Life: An Introduction to the Astrology of India (Arkana)
The Art and Practice of Ancient Hindu Astrology - Part One: Nine Intimate Sessions Between Teacher and Student
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Having taught this, Krishna goes on to explain other worthy paths which, pursued steadfastly, will bring a seeker to equanimity and, finally, liberation.
Kim Knott • Hinduism: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions)
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Tradition has isolated four powerful formulaic utterances (mahavakyas) embedded in the early Upanishads. One is sarvam idam brahma, “All is Brahman” (Chandogya III.14.1), which states the foundation of mysticism: that everything is ultimately one.
Eknath Easwaran • The Upanishads (Easwaran's Classics of Indian Spirituality Book 2)
ശ്രീമദ് ദേവീഭാഗവതം (രണ്ടാം ഭാഗം) Srimad Devi Bhagavatam - II (Malayalam) (Malayalam Edition)
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