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English: Medieval manuscript text of the Amaraughaprabodha, an early text on Raja and Hatha Yoga.
Date 11th century or 12th century
Source https://eprints.soas.ac.uk/41298/2/The%20Amaraugha%20Jason%20Birch%20Final%20Print%20Version%209%20Nov%202023.pdf
Author Gorakshanath (11th century)

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