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27. The Worship of Kali According to the Todala Tantra

  • Sanjukta Gupta
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Tantra in Practice
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  1. Frontmatter i
  2. PRINCETON READINGS IN RELIGIONS v
  3. NOTE ON TRANSLITERATION vii
  4. CONTENTS ix
  5. CONTENTS BY TRADITION xiii
  6. CONTENTS BY COUNTRY xv
  7. CONTRIBUTORS xvii
  8. INTRODUCTION Tantra in Practice: Mapping a Tradition 3
  9. Gurus and Adepts
  10. 1. The Tantric Guru 41
  11. 2. King Kufiji's Banquet 52
  12. 3. Interviews with a Tantric Kali Priest: Feeding Skulls in the Town of Sacrifice 72
  13. 4. A Parody of the Kapalikas in the Mattavilasa 81
  14. 5. A Trance Healing Session with Mataji 97
  15. Kings and Priests
  16. 6. The Consecration of the Monastic Compound at Mount Koya by Kûkai 119
  17. 7. Praises of the Drunken Peacocks 131
  18. 8. Precepts for an Emperor 146
  19. Devotees and Deities
  20. 9. Raising Snakes in Bengal: The Use of Tantric Imagery in Sâkta Poetry Contests 167
  21. 10. The Wedding of Siva and the Goddess in the Kulâlikâmnâya 184
  22. 11. An Advertised Secret: The Goddess Taleju and the King of Kathmandu 195
  23. 12. Tantric Rites in Antal's Poetry 206
  24. Traditions in Transition and Conflict
  25. 13. The Jain Monk Jinapati Suri Gets the Better of a Nâth Yogi 231
  26. 14. Longchenpa and the Possession of the Dakinis 239
  27. 15.The Anonymous Agama Prakâsa: Preface to a Nineteenth-Century Gujarati Polemic 266
  28. 16. Conversation between Guru Hasan Kabîruddîn and Jogï Kâniphâ: Tantra Revisited by the Isma'ili Preachers 285
  29. Tantric Paths
  30. 17. Emptiness and Dust: Zen Dharma Transmission Rituals 299
  31. 18. The Necklace of Immortality: A Seventeenth-Century Vaisnava Sahajiyâ Text 308
  32. 19. The Tibetan Practice of the Mantra Path According to Lce-sgom-pa 326
  33. 20. The Ocean of the Heart: Selections from the Kulârnava Tantra 347
  34. 21. Tantric Buddhism and Chinese Thought in East Asia 361
  35. Rites and Techniques
  36. 22. Worship of the Ladies of the Dipper 383
  37. 23. The Great Wisdom Mother and the Gcod Tradition 396
  38. 24. Worship of Bell-Ears the Great Hero, a Jain Tantric Deity 417
  39. 25. Secret Yantras and Erotic Display for Hindu Temples 434
  40. 26. The Six Rites of Magic 447
  41. 27. The Worship of Kali According to the Todala Tantra 463
  42. 28. Ritual Manual for the Protective Fire Offering Devoted to Manjusrï, Chuin Lineage 489
  43. 29. The Purification of the Body 509
  44. Yoga and Meditation
  45. 30. A Tantric Meditation on Emptiness 523
  46. 31. Japanese Tantra, the Tachikawa-ryu, and Ryôbu Shinto 543
  47. 32. Assorted Topics of the Great Completeness by Dodrupchen III 557
  48. 33. On the Seal of Sambhu: A Poem by Abhinavagupta 573
  49. 34. Vajrayoga in the Kalacakra Tantra 587
  50. 35. Jain Tantra: Divinatory and Meditative Practices in the Twelfth-Century Yogasâstra of Hemacandra 595
  51. 36. Cheating Death 605
  52. GLOSSARY OF FOREIGN TERMS 625
  53. INDEX 635
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