Vaiṣṇavism, Ṡaivism and Minor Religious Systems |
Contents
SYSTEMS | 1 |
Later Traces of the Bhāgavata School | 60 |
Rāmānuja | 71 |
Madhva or Anandatirtha | 81 |
XVII | 87 |
XVIII | 93 |
Other Rāmānandins | 104 |
Caitanya | 117 |
PART II | 145 |
Śvetāśvatara and Atharvasiras Upanisads | 151 |
RudraSiva in the Mahabharata and Linga | 160 |
Names and Doctrines of the Saiva Sects | 169 |
Skanda or Kärttikeya | 214 |
Résumé of Śaivism and Other Minor Systems | 224 |
List of Abbreviations | 231 |
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Namadev and Tukārām | 124 |
Common terms and phrases
Abhiras action adored appears Arjuna attainment attributes austerities Avatāras became become Bhagavadgita Bhagavat Bhāgavata Bhakti bliss body Brahmadeva Brahman Brāhmaṇa Brahmasutras Bṛhaspati Buddhism Caitanya called century ceremony chap chapter composed cult deity Deva devotion distinct doctrine dwells eternal existence followers Ganapati given goddess gods Gokula Gotra Guru Hari heart highest Hindu holy incarnations individual soul Inscription Jainas Kabir Kālāmukhas Kesava knowledge Kṛṣṇa later Linga Lingayat lived lord Mantra Māyā meditation mentioned mind monism Namdev Nārāyaṇa nature Nimbārka objects original Pandharpur passage Pasupata Patanjali Prakṛti preceptor Purāņa Purusa R. G. Bhandarkar's Radha Rāma Rāmānanda Rāmānuja religion religious represented rites Rudra Rudra-Siva sacrifice Saiva Saivism Saka Sakti Samkara Samkarṣaṇa Samkhya Sanskrit Satvatas says sect seen Śiva Supreme Soul Supreme Spirit temple things thou tion Tukārām Upanisads Vaisnavism Vallabha Vasudeva Vasudeva-Kṛṣṇa Vedas verse Vinayaka Virasaiva Visņu Vṛndāvana worship Yoga