Chandogyopanisad ka darsanik adhyayan

Sarma, Kapila (b.1977)

ISBN: 9788182680135, 8182680131

Chandogyopanisad, 2 vols., with Pratipadarthadipika, Prakasika, Ananda and Subodhini commentaries, ed. by S. Narayana, with introd. in English (Critical edition), 2nd ed.

ISBN: 9788185929989, 818592998X

Vol.I: Ist prapathaka to Vth prapathaka, ISBN: 9788185929965, xciv,560p.,;Vol.II: VIth prapathaka to VIIIth prapathaka, ISBN: 9788185929972, x,568p.,;

Chandogyopanisad, Sanskrit text with 'Mitaksara' Hindi commentary and 'Shankarbhasya' further comm. by Swami Vidyananda Giri, ed. by Swarna Lal Tuli

Chandogyopanisad, text with Sankarbhasya, and explanation in Hindi

ISBN: 9788129302496, 8129302497

Chandogyopanisat with Sankarbhasya, padcheda-anvyartha-bhasatika by Baba Jalim Singh, ed. by Gangadhar

Chandogyopanisat, with Sankarbhasya, padccheda-padarth and Hindi comm. by Babu Jalim Singh, ed. by Srinivas Sharma

Chandogyopanishad, Sanskrit text, with English translation and notes according to Sri Madhvacarya's Bhashya, translated by K.T. Pandurangi

Chandralekha-Vijayprakaranam of Devaccandra Muni, Prakrit text, ed. by Muni Pradyumna-Vijayagani

Chandraloka (alankara) by Piyusavarsa Jayadeva with the comm. Saradagama Chandraloka Prakasa by Padmanabha Misra Pradyotana Bhattacharya and Alokvardhini Sanskrit-Hindi comm.....

Changing worlds, changing nations: the concept of Nation in the transnational era

Kuoriti, Joel et al (ed.)

ISBN: 9788131605196, 8131605191

This work consists of thirteen articles that consider the feasibility of nation-states in a transnational era and examine the role of language and culture in seeking a new identity for them. The book focuses on the Indian context as a case study of the thematics but it extends necessarily this nationalistic framework to reflect on other, wider contexts.

Chanting the names of Manjusri: the Manjusri-nama-samgiti, Skt. and Tibetan texts, transl. with annotation and introd. by Alex Wayman, USA, 1985

ISBN: 9788120816534, 8120816536

This book sets the English translation of this important text alongside the complete original Sanskrit, with its Tibetan translation.

Chants devotionnels tamouls de Karaikkalammaiyar, edition et traduction par Karavelane, introduction par Jean Filliozat, Nouvelle edition avec postface et index-glossaire par ....

...Francois Gros (in Tamil and French).;The new edition has been considerably enriched, by a complete glossary/concordance of the poems, a full translation by Vinson (1906) of the story of the poetess as given by the Periyapuranam, and an iconography substantially improved. The postface explores the legends and controversial iconography of Karaikkalammaiyar. It also attempts to define her liter...

Chapters on passions: Kasaya-pahuda: Kasaya-Prabhrta, English transl. of verses with notes by N.L. Jain

Acarya Gunadhara

ISBN: 9788186715819, 8186715819

...Mahasabha, Lucknow.;;;Kasaya-pahuda is the first procanonical Digambara text of early stages of Prakrta having its origin from the chapter (prabhrta) named Preyadvesa of tenth section of the fifth precanon known as Jnanapravada (discourse on knowledge).

Characteristic classes

Milnor, John W et al.

ISBN: 9788185931524, 8185931526

Charanavyuhasutra (Vaidika) of Saunaka with the comm. of Mahiasa, ed. with introd. and critical notes etc. by Anantarama Sastri Dongare

The charisma of Tibet

Chandra, Lokesh

ISBN: 9788177421668, 8177421662

The Charisma of Tibet is the flowering (padma) of the jewelline (mani) Dharma (om) in its depths (hum). This book surveys problems beginning with the statue of the Chinese Queen in the Potala, the role of Bactrians, the original home and Pure Land of Padmasambhava, the independence of Tibet throughout history, and so on. The 5th chapter begins with Tibet as the source of all the major rivers of...

Chhanda-Sutram of Pingalacharya, with Sanskrit Bhasya by Akhilananda Sharma, Hindi translation by Virajananda Dev

Chhandogya Upanisad, with the commentary of Madhavacharya, tr. by Srisa Chandra Vasu, 2 vols.

Chhandogyopanisad, with Shankar Bhasya and comm. by Anandgiri

Chhandogyopanisad, with the comm. by Mitakshara