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orthodox Hinduism
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yantras
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medieval period
post-Vedic period
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Hindu Tantra
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gptkb:Buddhist_Tantra
gptkb:Jain_Tantra
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gptkb:India
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gptkb:Hinduism
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gptkbp:relatedTo
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gptkb:yoga
gptkb:Ayurveda
temple architecture
astrology
alchemy (rasayana)
ritual worship (puja)
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gptkbp:scripture
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gptkb:Devi_Bhagavata_Purana
gptkb:Vijnana_Bhairava_Tantra
gptkb:Kularnava_Tantra
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gptkb:Rudra_Yamala_Tantra
gptkb:Shiva_Samhita
gptkb:Tripura_Rahasya
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Indologists
scholars of religion
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gptkb:Sanskrit
regional languages
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liberation (moksha)
non-dualism
esoteric practices
guru-disciple relationship
initiation (diksha)
transformation of consciousness
union of Shiva and Shakti
use of sexuality in ritual (in some schools)
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gptkbp:uses
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gptkb:Tantras_(texts)
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gptkb:Buddhism
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