Srinetratantram (Mrtyunjayabhattarakah) With the Commentary Netrodyota by Acharya Sri Ksemaraja and Jnanavati Hindi Commentary Citrine substratum and ultimate Life Force

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In some ancient scriptures Ganesha is described having five heads

Contents :- * Hinduism : A Way of Life * Hindu Festivals and Fairs * Auspicious Days of Hindus * Prevailing Rituals Festivals of India :- * Baisakhi * Basant Panchami * Bihu * Chhath Puja * Diwali * Durga Puja * Dussehra * Ganesh Chaturthi * Gangaur * Guru Nanak Jayanti * Holi * Janmashtami * Karva Chauth * Khajuraho Dance Festival * Lohri * Mahashivratri * Mahavir Jayanti * Makar Sankranti * Naag Panchami * Navreh * Onam * Pongal * Raksha Bandhan * Ram Navami * Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath * Teej * Ugadi * Vishu Fairs of India :- * Ambubasi Fair * Baneshwar Fair * Chandrabhaga Fair * Gangasagar Mela * Kumbh Mela * Mahamagham Fair * Nauchandi Fair * Pushkar Fair * Sonepur Cattle Fair * Surajkund Fair * Tarnetar Fair

The yantra is crafted on a thick copper sheet with gold polishing and is kept as part of daily prayer

Srinetratantram (Mrtyunjayabhattarakah) With the Commentary Netrodyota by Acharya Sri Ksemaraja and Jnanavati Hindi Commentary Citrine substratum and ultimate Life ForceThe Sri Netra Tantra is attributed to the school of Kashmir Shaivism and is usually printed with a commentary by Kshemaraja. The Sri Netra Tantra, the Tantra of the Eye, is a text from Kashmir dated to the early ninth century CE. As such, it is later than the core of the better known Svacchanda Tantra, another Kashmirian Tantra, which dates from no later than the seventh century. Details of Book : Author Commented & Edited by Radheshyam Chaturvedi