User:Visarga/History of Kashmir Shaivism
Appearance
- pre-aryan and pre-vedic in its origin[1]
- the Trayambaka school of monistic Śaiva philosophy is the most valuable contribution of Kashmir to the Indian culture[2]
- neither rigidly idealistic like Advaita Vedānta and Buddhism, nor so realistic as Sāṃkhya; the universe is a reality, but not an absolute reality because it is a creation[3]
- necessary qualities for the practice of Kaula[4]
- scriptural works: āgamas and logic
Citations
[edit]- ^ Pandit 1989, p. 1
- ^ Pandit 1989, p. 2
- ^ Pandit 1989, p. 4
- ^ Pandit 1989, p. 6
References
[edit]- Pandit, B.N. (1989). History of Kashmir Saivism. Delhi: Utpal Publications. ISBN 8185217017.