Suresvara's Vartika on Asva and Asvamedha BrahmanaThese two Brahmanas are actually Suresvara`s exposition of Sankara`s Bhasya on the first chapter of the Brhadaranyakopanisad. They form a sequal to his almost independent treatise, The Sambandhavartika, wherein he has dwelt upon the doctrine that ritual is also useful to one in one`s effort to attain lineration for it purifies first the intellect and then the individual self, thereby paving way to the rise of the knowledge about the reality to

It is this self as the Absolute that expresses itself in and through the universe

Her ferocious element is manifest here as she is wearing garlands of human skulls and is painted trampling over the sleeping figure of Lord Shiva

Size : 22" x 30"

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He belonged to the House of Ikshwaku

Krishna is sitting on a cloth with two cushions and Radha is standing

showing the interaction between Upanisadic-Yogic jhanas (modes of concentration) and Buddhist vipassana (insight meditation)

The heavily ornate figure is decorated with some beautiful designs and style

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The beautiful brass Aarti Bell depicts the Lord Ganesha on the top and the bell is given a refine treatment and is minutely detailed out

The use of black color has given the stone work a very impressive appearance

Product Code :212