We will soon be publishing a translation of the Ishvara Gita from the Kurma Purana on this blog. As it is a complicated text, we thought it would be wise to release a series of smaller articles as preludes, to enable an understanding of the fundamentals that the work is based on. This is the first of the preludes. Here, we will explain what Jnana-Yoga is according to the Shastra, as it is relevant to the Ishvara Gita.
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Refuting Shaiva claims
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- Regarding the birth of Rudra in the Brahmanas
- Shiva Stuti in Srimad Bhagavatam
- Vibhuti Yoga and Vishvarupa Adhyaya in Bhagavad Gita
- Keshi Suktam and Sharabha/Narasimha episode
- Defense of Vaishnava rituals
- Appayya Dikshita’s Motives
- Refuting Shakta claims
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Refuting Shaiva claims
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Advaita and Vaishnavism
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Shankara was Vaishnava/favoured Vaishnavism
- A few Quotes from Bhashyas
- Shankara’s rejection of Shaiva interpretations of Shruti/Smriti
- Testimony by Narayana Bhatta’s Narayaneeyam
- Saguna Brahman, Krama Mukti, and Vaikuntha (Part I)
- Saguna Brahman, Krama Mukti, and Vaikuntha (Part II)
- Saguna Brahman, Krama Mukti, and Vaikuntha (Part III)
- Saguna Brahman, Krama Mukti, and Vaikuntha (Part IV)
- Sarvajnatman’s Sankshepa Sariraka
- Other early advaitins (Suresvara, etc.)
- Krsna Misra’s Prabodha Chandrodaya
- Vidwan Tiruvisanallur Ramasubba Shastri’s works
- Appayya Dikshita’s Motives
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Shankara was Vaishnava/favoured Vaishnavism
- Refuting Hari-Hara abheda vAda
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Last new article published: 18 Jan 2020, "Ishvara Gita: Chapters 1-11": Read here
Last new article published: 18 Jan 2020, "Ishvara Gita: Chapters 1-11": Read here
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