Looking for Bhuvanishvari information.- GET IT SHIPPED FROM INDIA

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You may contact

 

Mr N K Chaudhary

Piccadilly Book Stall

64 Shankar Market

Connaught Place

New Delhi - 110001

India

 

Tel. 00 91 11 23413993

 

I can help coordinate if you wish. The book cost e Rs.400 (approx USD 10) a few

years ago. You will need to add packaging and postage/courier. You can speak

with Mr Chaudhary for availability and the final figure to be remitted,

 

He has told me that he does ship out books arund the world.

 

With love,

 

Red

 

Devi Bhakta <devi_bhakta wrote: Hi Paulie:

 

The principle scripture that springs to mind is the Devi Gita, the

last and most famous section of Srimad Devi Bhagavatam. C. Mackenzie

Brown's translation of and commentary on the same is exemplary (you'll

find it on the Shakti Sadhana book list at Amazon, linked from the

group's Links page in the menu at left). Throughout, the Devi is

formally addressed as Bhuvaneshwari.

 

As far is non-scriptural literature, any discussion of the Ten

Mahavidyas must include a section on Bhuvaneshwari, who is generally

numbered as the fourth among these shaktis (after Kali, Tara and

Lalitha Tripurasundari/ Shodashi). Again, our Amazon list contains

links to Frawley's and Kinsley's well-known books on that subject.

Shankarnarayanan's 1972 book, "The Ten Great Cosmic Powers," (recently

re-published by Samata, in 2002) is excellent too, with a full chapter

devoted to Bhuvaneswari's worship and meaning from a practicing

Srividya upasak's perspective. As far as I know, however, that's an

India-only publication and thus probably harder to find in the U.S.

 

Hope that helps!

 

DB

 

 

, "prainbow61" <paulie-

rainbow@u...> wrote:

>

> Namaste,

>

> I'm working with an image of Bhuvanishvari and I would like to read

> any scriptures or other literature that is specific to Her. Does

> anyone have any input on this?

>

> Blessings,

>

> prainbow

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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