Principles of Tantra

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"Principles of Tantra" is a foundational early 20th-century English-language work that systematically presents and interprets Hindu Tantric philosophy and practice for Western readers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
religious studies book
work on Hinduism
work on Tantra
about Agamas NERFINISHED
Hindu deities
Hinduism NERFINISHED
Kundalini NERFINISHED
Shakta Tantra NERFINISHED
Shakti NERFINISHED
Tantras (texts) NERFINISHED
Tantric cosmology
Tantric metaphysics
Tantric ritual
Tantric sadhana
Tantric scriptures
guru-disciple relationship
initiation in Tantra
mantra
yantra
aim to interpret Tantric practice for Western readers
to systematically present Hindu Tantric philosophy
approach interpretive commentary
systematic exposition
countryOfPublication India NERFINISHED
field Indology
comparative religion
religious studies
genre Indology
esotericism
philosophy
religion
historicalPeriodDescribed classical Tantra
intendedAudience English-speaking readers
Western readers
language English
mainSubject Hindu Tantra NERFINISHED
Tantric philosophy
Tantric practice
notableFor bridging Indian and Western understandings of Tantra
early English-language treatment of Hindu Tantra
systematic presentation of Tantric doctrine
originalLanguage English
perspective Hindu Tantric
publicationCentury 20th century

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Sir John Woodroffe notableWork Principles of Tantra