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Arun Shrestha
ISBN 9789937122979
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Kathmandu University Press
Carya [चार्या]
Who it's for: Scholars and readers interested in Vajrayana Buddhism and its ritual arts
Delve into the profound world of Carya, a seminal work by empirical scholar Arun Shrestha. This book offers an in-depth exploration of carya and caryanrtya within the rich tradition of Vajrayana Buddhism. Drawing from extensive research and numerous published works, Shrestha presents a unique perspective, defining carya as an "aesthetic spiritualism."Why You Should Read? Gain a scholarly understanding of carya and caryanrtya in Vajrayana Buddhism. Explore Arun Shrestha's distinctive interpretation of carya as an aesthetic spiritual practice. Benefit from the insights of a prolific writer and empirical scholar in the field. Connect with the spiritual and artistic dimensions of Buddhist philosophy and practice.
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- In-depth exploration of carya and caryanrtya in Vajrayana Buddhism
- Author Arun Shrestha's unique perspective: carya as 'aesthetic spiritualism'
- Based on extensive research and numerous published works
- Connects spiritual and artistic dimensions of Buddhist practice
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What is the book about?
The book explores carya and caryanrtya within Vajrayana Buddhism, presenting carya as 'aesthetic spiritualism' based on extensive research.
Who is the author?
Arun Shrestha, an empirical scholar and prolific writer in the field.
What is the author's main argument?
Shrestha defines carya as 'aesthetic spiritualism,' offering a unique interpretation of the concept.
Is this book suitable for beginners?
It is a scholarly work, likely more suitable for readers with some background in Buddhism or religious studies.