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Re: Looking for some Upanishads
ahudli@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (anand hudli) writes:
>In article <4hh4k4$mm6@babbage.ece.uc.edu>,
>Ramakrishnan Balasubramanian <rbalasub@ecn.purdue.edu> wrote:
>>Ladies, gentlemen, friends and a few enemies (:-)),
>>
>>I am looking for the following books,
>>
>>1. Bhasma Jabala Upanishad
>>2. Rudraksha Jabala Upanishad
>>3. Sarasvati Rahasyopanishad
>>4. Skanda Upanishad
> Nos. 1 and 2 are Shaiva upanishads. During my last visit to India
> I saw a book titled "Saiva Upanishads", published by Adyar Library,
> Madras. These upanishads will be found in that volume.
> No. 3 is a Shakta upanishad and you will find it in a volume titled
> "Sakta upanishads", published again by Adyar Library, Madras.
> I have no clue about No. 4. Never heard about it.
Both saiva upanisads and sakta upanisads are available in the
various University of California libraries. If you need call no. etc,
please inform me and i will e-mail it to you. You should be able to get
those from the interlibrary loan without any problem.
Regarding no.4, does the following book make sense to you ?
Siva sankalpadi pandraha Upanisad : Sivasankalpa, Narayana,
Tulasi, Kalisantarana, Skanda, Sukarahasya, Paramhamsa,
Sarvasara, Yogaraja, Niralamba, Vajrasuci, Adhyatma, Krsna,
Asrama, evam Pranavopanisad ; Garhavali-Hindi chandanuvada
The above book is also available in UC library system.
Further, you may try 1-800-593-book {they claim to have the largest
collection of vedic books in USA}.
Giri
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