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hi, i'm new to this group and to shakta philosophy. i am interested in

worship of the goddess from the bhakti point of view. can anyone

recommend any good books written from this standpoint? are there any

groups of devotees out there who consider themselves "devotional

shaktas". (rather than tantric shaktas) sorry...i don't know the right

terminology...and it is hard to express what i mean.

 

tracey

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tracey,

 

you can get it from amazon.com

 

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0914732218/qid=1127525746/sr=8-1/r\

ef=pd_bbs_1/002-3962017-4177641?v=glance&s=books&n=507846

 

i'm actually reading this book right now!

 

tracey_rao wrote:

>hi can you send me a link for this?:

>

>Agora by Svaboda

>

>i can't find anything online.

>thank you for the idea of ramakrishna, i will order a copy.

>tracey

>

>

> Namaste

>

>

>>--- tracey_rao <tracey_rao> wrote:

>>

>>

>>

>>>hi, i'm new to this group and to shakta philosophy.

>>>i am interested in

>>>worship of the goddess from the bhakti point of

>>>view. can anyone

>>>recommend any good books written from this

>>>standpoint? are there any

>>>groups of devotees out there who consider themselves

>>>"devotional

>>>shaktas". (rather than tantric shaktas) sorry...i

>>>don't know the right

>>>terminology...and it is hard to express what i mean.

>>>

>>>

>>>tracey

>>>

>>>

>>>

 

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