Russia looks at India: a spectrum of philosophical views

Stepanyants, Marietta (ed.):

ISBN: 9788124605851, 8124605858

This volume is a collection of articles, written by Russian scholars, on Indian philosophy, religion and culture. These articles explore key issues in the history of Indian philosophy, as well as the fundamentals of Indian religious thought and the problem of corelation in Indian tradition.

Illustrations of Indian music and dance in western Indian style

Nawab, Vidya Sarabhai

ISBN: 9788182906105, 8182906105

This book beautifully capture the harmony of movement and rhythm in the countrys artistic traditions. Classical dances such as Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Odissi, Kathakali, Manipuri, Kuchipudi, Mohiniyattam, and Sattriya are often depicted in graceful postures with traditional costumes, jewelry, and expressive hand gestures.

Sabadanirnayadipikayah of Madanandbodh, ed. by Prabhakar Prasad

ISBN: 9788170815723, 817081572X

Sabarbhasyam of Shabar Swami, text with 'Vivek' Hindi comm. by Gajanan Shastri Musalgaonkar

ISBN: 9788170801313, 8170801311

Sabdabodhamimamsa, ed. by Rajendra Prasad Sharma

...-1998.

Sabdapramana in Indian philosophy

Ghosh, Manjulika et al. (ed.)

ISBN: 9788172112073, 8172112076

This volume contains thirteen essays from scholars on different aspects of Sabdapramana in Indian philosophy which occupies an important position in epistemology.

Sabdapramana: word and knowledge in Indian philosophy, foreword by J.N. Mohanty, pre-word by K.T. Pandurangi, prologue by Stephen H. Phillips

Billimoria, Purushottama

ISBN: 9788124604328, 8124604320

Sabdarthamimamsa: the philosophy of word and meaning, by Gaurinatha Sastri, Hindi tr. by Mithilesh Chaturvedi

Sabdasaktiprakasika (Nyaya) of Jagadisa with two comms.: (1)The Krsnakanti by Krishna Kanta and the (2) The Prabodhini by Ramabhadra Siddhanta, ed. with notes by Dhundhiraja Sastri

Sachitra yogasan-darshika

Jha, Indramohan 'Sachchan'

ISBN: 9788170800804, 8170800803

Sad-darsana-samuccaya (a review of the six systems of Hindu philosophy, with Gunaratna's comm. Tarkarahasyadipika by Haribhadra, ed. by L. Suali

Saddarsana samuccaya of Haribhadra Suri, with Hindi tr. and comm. by Gunaratnasuri Maharaj, prefatory matter in Hindi, 2 parts

Saddarsanasutrasamgraha: Mimamsa, Vedanta, Sankhya, Yoga, Nyaya, Vaisheshikanam, comp. and ed. by J.L. Gupta 'Chaitanya'(in Skt.)

Quantum and consciousness revisited,

ISBN: 9788124612606, 8124612609

The founding fathers of the quantum revolution were deeply invested in questions of meaning. Distanced from theology but also from the deterministic objective Materialism of the classical model of physics, several of them, including Bohr, Heisenberg, Pauli, Schrodinger and Bohm looked to Eastern philosophies for explanations.

Sahityamimamsa of Mankhaka, ed. by Gaurinath Sastri

Sai Baba: the immaculate saint of Shirdi

Rao, Dayanand S

ISBN: 9788190209601, 8190209604

The book contains hymns in praise of Baba in Sanskrit with English translation and transliteration and dialogues between Sai Baba and his devotees.

The saint heritage of India: a collection of classical works, 10 vols

Vol.1: Ramakrishna: his life and sayings, by F. Max Muller. Vol.2: Tukaram, transl. from Mahipati's Bhaktalilamrita, by Justin E. Abbott. Vol.3: Ramdas, transl. from Mahipati's Santavijaya, by Justin E. Abbott. Vol.4: Eknath, transl. from the Bhaktalilamrita, by Justin E. Abbott. Vol.5: Bhanudas, transl. from the Bhaktivijaya, by Justin E. Abbott. Vol.6: Bahina Bhai, transl. of her autobiograph...

Saivism and the phallic world, 2 vols., New Delhi, 1975

Bhattacharya, Brajamadhava (b.1910)

Sakti or divine power: a historical study based on original Sanskrit texts, introd. by Dilip Kumar Biswas

Das, Sudhendu Kumar

Attempts to trace the origin of the idea of Sakti as divine power from the Gnas or the 'Mother-Goddesses' of the Vedas and show how it developed through the speculations of the Brahmanas and the Upanishads and finally culminated into the Svetasvatara conception of a full-bodied philosophical principle of 'Supreme Divine Sakti' belonging to God himself, hidden in his own qualities.

Saktivada (Nyaya) by Gadadhara Bhattacharya with the Vivrtti comm. by Harinatha Tarkasiddhanta Bhattacharya, ed. with critical notes by Gosvami Damodara Sastri