- by both to the
worlds of men indeed." (PU Q3) The
medieval Sat-Cakra-
Nirupana (1520s), one of the
later and more
fully developed classical texts on nadis...
- rice and dhal,
cooked and
mixed with meat and blood. From the Sat
Chakra Nirupana, Devi
Lakini is
described as, Here
abides Lakini, the
benefactress of all...
- Samudraka-shastra, or Samudrika-lakshana. Less
common titles include Samudrika-
nirupana, Samudrika-samkshepa, and Samudrika-vichara. Most of
these m****cripts...
-
Serpent Power.
Avalon translated the
Hindu text Ṣaṭ-Cakra-
Nirūpaṇa meaning the
examination (
nirūpaṇa) of the
seven (ṣaṭ)
chakras (cakra). The
Chakras are traditionally...
- to
collect more
texts by the poet. His
important works include Brahma Nirupana Gita,
Stuti Chintamani,
Astaka Bihari Gita,
Chautisa Madhu Chakra, and...
-
treat kundalini as a
technical term in
tantric yoga, such as the Ṣaṭ-cakra-
nirūpana and the Pādukā-pañcaka.
These were
translated in 1919 by John Woodroffe...
- Education.
Retrieved 25
September 2013.
Purnananda Sawmi (c. 1577). Sat-Chakra-
Nirupana.
Archived from the
original on 25
March 2012.
Retrieved 28 June 2011. Maheshwarananda...
-
Balancing the Chakras.
Charles River Editors. ISBN 9781619828780. "Sat-Chakra-
Nirupana-Kundalini Chakras". www.bhagavadgitausa.com. "Vahni: 21 definitions". 12...
- ISBN 81-7017-389-2. Woodroffe, John (1919), The
serpent power:
being the Ṣaṭ-cakra-
nirūpana and Pādukā-pañcaka: two
works on Laya-yoga,
reprint Dover Publications...
-
philosophically sophisticated commentary on, and
translation of, the Satcakra-
nirupana ("Description of and
Investigation into the Six
Bodily Centres") of Purnananda...
