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Ramesh Balsekar Nisargadatta Maharaj Abhinavagupta Gautama Buddha Huang Po Adi Shankaracharya Atmananda Krishna Menon Lao Tzu U.G.Krishnamurti Swami Dayananda Chinmayananda Anandamayi Ma Papaji Rumi Ramana Maharshi Dalai Lama BuddhaPointers to Presence
And what is mind
And how is it recognized?
If I clearly draw
In sumi ink, the sound
Of breezes drifting through pine
Is all that is seen.
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Abhinavagupta: Kashmiri Shivanism
Abhinavagupta, called the "Mahamahesvara", or “great devotee of Siva”, is one of India's great philosophers.
He was born around 950 A.D. into a brahmin family noted for it’s mature devotion towards God. There are over 35 works to his credit, including “Tantraloka”, meaning Light on Tantra. This is the core text of Kashmiri Shaivism, written specifically at the request of his teacher, Sambhunatha.
See entry here.
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