Nagarjuna's Yogaratnamala D.K. Printworld Pvt. Ltd. I became increasingly attracted to

I became increasingly attracted to this important and hitherto neglected system of Buddhist thought

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Anatmavada and Anekantavada respectively

the mere "student of religions

a and Kaca 262   Agastya and Vasistha 265   Vasistha and Visvamitra 266   Kings     Prthu and the Milking of the Earth 268   Ila and Sudyumna 269   Pururavas and Urvasi 271   Hariscandra and His Son 273   Hariscandra and Visvam 274   Pariksit 286   Yayati 288   Vidiiratha 292   Saubhari 295   Sakuntala 297   Vedic Gods and Demons     The Mandehas at Twilight 298   The Battle between the Gods and Demons 299   Indra and Vrtra 303   Dadhici's Bones 306   Diti and the Maruts 307   The Seers' Wives 308   Soma 310   Prahlada and Hiranyakasipu 312   Indra and the Ants 320   Rivers and Sacred Fords     The Descent of the Ganges River 322   The Hermitage of Atri 323   The River Sarasvati and Kuruksetra 327   The River Yamuna 329   The Virtue of Varanasi 330   Varanasi and the Yaksa 331   The Pilgrimage of Siva to Varanasi 334   Caya 336   Prayaga 337   Supernatural     The Fathers 340   The Mothers 342   Garuda 345   Denizens of the Netherworlds 347   Glossary 351   Notes on Sources 361   Bibliography of Sanskrit Puranas 365   Index 367

Nagarjuna's Yogaratnamala D.K. Printworld Pvt. Ltd. I became increasingly attracted toAbout Nagarjuna, Dr. Raghu Vira has observed in the introduction of his 'Comprehensive English Hindi Dictionary' as follows: Nagarjuna is our first known alchemist whose work has survived to the present day. He belongs to the same age which produced the famous non rusting iron pillar of Delhi bearing the inscription of an unidentified king Candra (the carbon con tent of iron is 0. 5 per cent). In his work Nagarjuna covers the whole gamut of ancient