Kaulajnana Nirnaya Book

Kaulajnana Nirnaya Book

The Kaulajnana Nirnaya Book is ascribed to Sri Matsyendranath, a Siddha of the Nath Sampradaya, who goes under various colloquial names such as Maccbendrapada, Macchindrapada, Matsyohara and Macchaghna. Over the centuries Matsyendranath and his disciples have become famous throughout India, and many legends have associations with each. This is possibly due to the extensive wanderings of Sadhus connected with the various Panthas. The Translation of the work presented here is the first in any language and may go a long way towards making the hitherto one of the very important yet obscure Texts accessible to the English-speaking community.

As well as having great importance in delineating major elements of the Nath tradition. The present work shows, most clearly, that the Nathas had a close connection with the foundation of the Kaula Schools. The identity of this work seems complete. Examples may be the importance they gave to Hamsa, the color red. The concept of Svecchacara, the triple Saktis-Iccha, Janana, and Kriya, and numerous other close similarities. An important point of emphasis in the Kaulajnananirnaya is the esteem in which the Guru is sitting. As a realized being, he embodies Siva and can therefore assist others on this path.

Kaulajnana Nirnaya Book Publication

This is an important book of Prachya Prakashan whose author is P.C. Bagchi. The first edition of this book was published in 2007. The Kaulajnana Nirnaya Book is ascribed to Sri Matsyendranath, a Siddha of the Nath Sampradaya, who goes under various colloquial names such as Maccbendrapada, Macchindrapada, Matsyohara and Macchaghna.

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Kaulajnana Nirnaya Book Details:

Book Publisher: Prachya Prakashan 
Book Author: P.C. Bagchi
Language: English
Weight: 0.303 gm Approx.
Size: “22.5” x “14” x “1.5” cm
Pages: 108 Pages
Edition: 2007
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