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Condizione: New. pp. xxxii + 295.

Condizione: New. pp. xxxii + 295 Acknowledgements.

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Soft cover. Condizione: New. The Sanskrit word 'Tantra' derives from the verbal root tan, meaning 'to weaves', or 'compose', and refers to a type of instructional text, often written as a dialogue between Lord Shiva and goddess Parvati. This book deals with the Tantric-shat-Karma, via., Shanti, Vashi Karana, Stambhan, Vidveshan, Uchchatan, and Marana. Besides it also deals with Mercurial treatment and other problems being dealt by a man and woman in their life. The sadhana under those heads is chiefly performed for malevolent purposes, which is called abhichara. It is all the more necessary to preserve what exists of these relics of the past because in modern life there is danger of their disappearance and records of them may be lost for ever. They may be forgotten and records of them may be lost for ever. This book has been collected from the archives of KamakhayaAnusandhanSansthan where it was kept in safe custody for centuries and it was our endeavour to translate it into English for our esteemed readers. …

Soft cover. Condizione: New. Inderjaal which is also known as witchcraft is usage of supernatural power for evil and selfish purposes and to perform malicious practices to destroy someone physically or mentally or financially. It can be done using the victim's hair, clothes, photos or looking directly into eyes. Practicing black magic is not something new, it has been practiced since generations and hence we need to be very careful in this time of Kalyug where you are surrounded by very few well-wishers.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. ISBN:9788120813366 N.A.

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. Chamatkara Chintamani is a unique classical treatise on bhava phala-results of planets placed in the twelve houses. Authored by Bhatta Narayana (14th century CE), its 108 shlokas offer immediate, reliable insights without reference to rashis. Perfect for quick consultation or deep study. Trusted by astrologers for centuries. Small in size, immense in value. An essential companion for every serious student of Jyotisha. 08 verses. 9 planets. 12 houses. One masterpiece. Chamatkara Chintamani strips astrology to its essence.…

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Soft cover. Condizione: New. In Indian Astrology there are five elements fire, earth air, water and ether. The master of fire is Mars, while Mercury is of earth, Saturn of air, Venus of water and Jupiter of ether. The Astrology recognizes twelve zodiac signs which are called Rashis in Indian Astrology which corresponds to those in western astrology. The relation of the signs to the elements is the same in the two systems. In fact, the link between Palmistry and astrology was not broken as both are practiced since Vedic period. No doubt palmistry has developed in its own signs and it is an art expanded considerably through in its connection to the more mysterious art of astrology. Palmistry is known as Hasta Samudrik Shastra and considered as an innate part of Vedic Astrology. If Palm reading is conducted from a Vedic point of view an individual can introspect his/her life in a better fashion. Lal Kitab is best example to understand Astro-Palmistry. Hands have been divided into 12 zodiac signs and the position of Planets have been fixed according to the cannons of Palmistry. When it comes to accuracy, it is said that Astrology is more accurate in casting timing of event in comparison to Palmistry.…

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction. Chapters 1 - 6. Index of verses.

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. The Ananga Ranga '(Stage of Love or Stage of the Bodiless One)' is an ancient Indian Sanskrit text written by Kalyana malla in the 15th or 16th century. We tried to describe the objective of the manuscript is not to encourage chambering and wantonness, but simply and in all sincerity to prevent the separation of husband and wife. Men, it is true, marry for the sake of undisturbed congress, as well as for love and comfort, and often they obtain handsome and attractive wives. But they do not give them plenary contentment, nor do they themselves thoroughly enjoy their charms. The reason of which is, that they are purely ignorant of the Kama Shastra; and despising the difference between the several kinds of women, they regard them only in an animal point of view.…

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