Guest guest Posted April 21, 2001 Report Share Posted April 21, 2001 Thank you for the answer. I am specifically interested in knowing when the respective shastras have been written. Are they parts of the original body of Vedic literature, or further additions? Especially the two tantras. --------- > Srila Prabhupada refers to the following scriptures in CC Adi 2.22pp, > while presenting verses on the appearance of Lord Caitanya. Perhaps you > know what these scriptures actually are? > > > (5) From the Krishna-yamala-tantra: > > > (7) From the Brahma-yamala-tantra: These are Sakti Tantras. Both seem to have some statements on the superiority of Krishna worship. > > (8) From the Ananta-samhita: This, also known as the S'ea Samhita, is P€ñcar€tra €gama... one of the p€ñcar€tra corpus generally known collectively among Gaudiya vaisnavas as the N€rada P€ñcar€tra. I have some publication information for these texts if anyone is seriously interested. None have been translated into English. They are Sanskrit in Bengali, Oriya, and Devanagari scripts. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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