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Radhakamal Mukerjee
ISBN 9788120813670
Rs. 560
Motilal Banarsidass
Astavakragita
Who it's for: Students and seekers of Advaita Vedanta and Indian philosophy
This edition presents the ancient Indian philosophical text, Astavakragita, also known as 'The Song of the Self Supreme'. It features the original Sanskrit text in both Nagari and Roman scripts, accompanied by an English translation, detailed exegesis, and a comprehensive glossarial index. Across twenty chapters, the book delves into Astavakra's profound teachings on the Cosmic Self, framed as a dialogue with the revered seer-king Janaka. Rooted in Advaita Vedanta, it explores absolute monism and the identification of the Self with non-dual Ultimate Reality, uniquely integrating emotional experience and mystical feeling as avenues for spiritual realization.Why You Should Read? Access the complete Astavakragita with original Sanskrit text and an authoritative English translation. Gain deep insight into Advaita Vedanta, the concept of the Cosmic Self, and non-dual philosophy. Explore Astavakra's distinctive approach to spiritual realization, incorporating emotional and mystical dimensions. Study a foundational contemplative classic presented with clarity and systematic exposition by Radhakamal Mukerjee.
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- Includes original Sanskrit in Nagari and Roman scripts
- English translation and detailed exegesis
- Comprehensive glossarial index
- Twenty chapters on the Cosmic Self
- Dialogue between Astavakra and King Janaka
- Explores emotional and mystical paths to realization
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What does this edition include?
It includes the original Sanskrit text in both Nagari and Roman scripts, an English translation, a detailed exegesis, and a comprehensive glossarial index.
How is the text structured?
The book is organized into twenty chapters, presenting a dialogue between the sage Astavakra and King Janaka.
What philosophical tradition does it belong to?
It is rooted in Advaita Vedanta, exploring absolute monism and the identification of the Self with non-dual Ultimate Reality.
What is distinctive about Astavakra's approach?
It uniquely integrates emotional experience and mystical feeling as avenues for spiritual realization.