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* [http://himalaya.socanth.cam.ac.uk/collections/journals/bot/pdf/bot_01_02_notes.pdf A note on mahacina tantra] | * [http://himalaya.socanth.cam.ac.uk/collections/journals/bot/pdf/bot_01_02_notes.pdf A note on mahacina tantra] | ||
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Version vom 27. Oktober 2023, 13:20 Uhr
Das Mahācīnācārakrama ( Mahācīnācārakrama, Mahācīna-krama, Mahācīnakrama, Mahācīnakramācāra, Mahācīnācāra) ist ein tantrischer shaktistischer Text. Es ist esseziell Vamachara.
Das Tantra wird auch in Kapitel 7 des Brihannila Tantra beschrieben.
Im Mahācīnācāratantra (MahāT) wird dem Buddha ähnlich wie im Brahmayāmala, eine besondere Beziehung zu Göttinen unterstellt[1].
Literatur
- Mahacīnācārakrama. Die "China-Lehre" des Śaktismus : Mahācīnācāra-Tantra - kritisch ediert nebst Übersetzung und Glossar, Marion Meisig, Wiesbaden : O. Harrassowitz, 1988, Deutsch, ISBN-10: 3447028823 ISBN-13: 978-3447028820
- Journal of Religious Culture, E. Weber, Nr. 232 (2017)
- Tantra. Vāmakeśvaratantra. Nityāṣoḍaśikārṇava - sanskrit. 1908
- Woodroofe : Introduction into tantra sastra - > Cinacara
- Mahā-Cīnācāra-sāra-tantra, Sampādaka Bhadraśīla S̀armā, Autor: Bhadrasheel Sharma, Verlag: Prayāga, Kalyāṇa Mandira, saṃvat 2027 [1970 or 1], Serien: Guptāvatāra durlabha tantramālā, year 4, no. 4.
- prANatoShaNi by rAmatoShaNa vidyAlaMkAra of Bengal (1820s)
- A note on mahacina tantra
- Gudrun Bühnemann : The Goddess Mahācīnakrama-Tārā (Ugra-Tārā) in Buddhist and Hindu Tantrism, 1996, Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 59. 1996, pp. 472-493
Referenzen
Weblinks
- Cinacara (Vashishtha and Buddha) - from Shakti and Shâkta by Arthur Avalon, 1918