Akulāgama mahātantra yogasārasamuccaya, circa 1700-1850; अकुलागम महातन्त्र योगसारसमुच्चय, १७००-१७९९
Date:
1700
Description:
Collection of topics about yoga and various stages (tūrya) of ecstasy such as the brahmagnitūrya, as well as the veneration of Śiva; presented as a discourse (saṁvāda) of the Hindu deities Mahādeva (Śiva) and Pārvatī; the text Yogasarasamuccaya is divided into nine chapters and claims to be a part of the Akulāgamatantra, a text otherwise unknown; possibly considered part of the school of Matsyendranatha; the cover is written in Nepali attributing ownership of the manuscript to a minor Nepali king named Śrī 3 Bīr Mardana.
Language:
Sanskrit; Nepali
Provenance:
From the library of Śrī 3 Bīr Mardana Mahārāja, possibly of the Lamjung district of Nepal, 18th century.; Śrī 3 Bīr Mardana, Mahārāja, former owner.
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