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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The book "Padmavajra", an important treatise based on the Buddhist Tantric tradition, is primarily centred on the works of the Acarya Padmavajra in the Vajrayana (Tantrayana) tradition, especially his commentary titled Tantraryavatara-ika.Philosophical SignificanceThis work presents both the Path of Knowledge (jnana-marga) and the Path of Means (upaya-marga) in Buddhist Tantra from a balanced perspective. It explains the dualities of emptiness (sunyata) and compassion (karua), wisdom (prajna) and skilful means (upaya), as well as equality (samata) and discernment (viveka) in their non-dual (advaya) form.The discussion of Apabhrasa Buddhist literature in the book also makes it clear that Buddhist Tantric practice was not limited only to Sanskrit texts; rather, it spread widely in vernacular languages as well.This work by Prof. Suniti Kumar Pathak connects the philosophical, linguistic, and practical dimensions of Indian Buddhist Tantric literature. Through a comparative study of Tibetan, Sanskrit, and Apabhrasa sources, he has demonstrated that the tradition of Padmavajra represents a supreme example in Buddhist Tantric thought of the non-dual synthesis of Wisdom (Prajna) and Compassion (Karua). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The book "Padmavajra", an important treatise based on the Buddhist Tantric tradition, is primarily centred on the works of the Acarya Padmavajra in the Vajrayana (Tantrayana) tradition, especially his commentary titled Tantraryavatara-ika.Philosophical SignificanceThis work presents both the Path of Knowledge (jnana-marga) and the Path of Means (upaya-marga) in Buddhist Tantra from a balanced perspective. It explains the dualities of emptiness (sunyata) and compassion (karua), wisdom (prajna) and skilful means (upaya), as well as equality (samata) and discernment (viveka) in their non-dual (advaya) form.The discussion of Apabhrasa Buddhist literature in the book also makes it clear that Buddhist Tantric practice was not limited only to Sanskrit texts; rather, it spread widely in vernacular languages as well.This work by Prof. Suniti Kumar Pathak connects the philosophical, linguistic, and practical dimensions of Indian Buddhist Tantric literature. Through a comparative study of Tibetan, Sanskrit, and Apabhrasa sources, he has demonstrated that the tradition of Padmavajra represents a supreme example in Buddhist Tantric thought of the non-dual synthesis of Wisdom (Prajna) and Compassion (Karua). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The book "Padmavajra", an important treatise based on the Buddhist Tantric tradition, is primarily centred on the works of the Acarya Padmavajra in the Vajrayana (Tantrayana) tradition, especially his commentary titled Tantraryavatara-ika.Philosophical SignificanceThis work presents both the Path of Knowledge (jnana-marga) and the Path of Means (upaya-marga) in Buddhist Tantra from a balanced perspective. It explains the dualities of emptiness (sunyata) and compassion (karua), wisdom (prajna) and skilful means (upaya), as well as equality (samata) and discernment (viveka) in their non-dual (advaya) form.The discussion of Apabhrasa Buddhist literature in the book also makes it clear that Buddhist Tantric practice was not limited only to Sanskrit texts; rather, it spread widely in vernacular languages as well.This work by Prof. Suniti Kumar Pathak connects the philosophical, linguistic, and practical dimensions of Indian Buddhist Tantric literature. Through a comparative study of Tibetan, Sanskrit, and Apabhrasa sources, he has demonstrated that the tradition of Padmavajra represents a supreme example in Buddhist Tantric thought of the non-dual synthesis of Wisdom (Prajna) and Compassion (Karua). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.