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On Tantra (to be continued)

2018
This is a reworking of a draft into a blog post with very different conclusions than the draft.
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Tantra I: hinduistisch

2000
1. Tantra (sanskrit »Webkette, Gewebe; Lehrbuch«) bezeichnet im allgemeinen einen praktischen Weg, auf dem rituelle, korperliche und mentale Techniken angewendet werden, um ausergewohnliche Fahigkeiten (siddbi) oder die Befreiung von allen weltlichen Bindungen (mukti) zu Lebzeiten zu erlangen.
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Hermeneutics, St. Augustine of Hippo & Tantra (On Tantra continued and to be continued)

2018
In this 2nd part of the series on Tantra in this blog, we look at St. Augustine and the Postmoderns like Derrida and John Caputo to gradually frame a hermeneutics of Tantra.
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Śākta Tantra

2022
The term “Śākta Tantra” (Śāktism) refers to a constellation of Tantric traditions of Asian goddess worship. Śākta Tantra is considered a branch of Hindu Tantrism, together with Śaivism and Vaiṣṇavism. This article is meant as a general introduction to Śākta Tantra, a web of esoteric religious traditions that have developed in the Indian subcontinent ...
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The Roots of Tantra

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 2003
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Tantra as episteme

Futures, 1998
In the face of the contemporary university's failure to escape from economic rationality and therefore create environments conducive to positive futures an alternative model of university is proposed. This is based on an episteme rooted in Tantra, a world view that allows for a multi-layering of discourse to occur in order to greatly extend the ...
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Modern Yoga and Tantra

2015
The Hindu American Foundation (HAF) is an organization dedicated to ensuring ‘an accurate understanding of Hinduism as a living tradition’ (according to the HAF website, http://www.hafsite.org). In 2010, the HAF contacted the editors of Yoga Journal, a magazine that promotes yoga practice and philosophy and boasts over a million subscribers.
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