In “Shakti And Shakta: Essays And Addresses On The Sakta Tantrasastra,” John Sir Woodroffe delves into the profound and intricate world of Sakti— the quintessential feminine divine power—and the worshippers, known as Saktas, who revere this force in various forms. Drawing upon his extensive scholarship on Indian philosophy and Tantric practices, Woodroffe offers a collection of essays that explore the complex dimensions of divine femininity within Hindu tradition.
This seminal work sheds light on the esoteric significance, rituals, and cultural impact of Sakti worship. Woodroffe’s erudite analysis and eloquent prose provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of how Sakti permeates through spiritual, metaphysical, and cultural paradigms. Bridging the gap between Western perspectives and Eastern spiritual practices, this book is an invaluable resource for scholars, practitioners, and anyone intrigued by the multifaceted nature of the feminine divine.
Join John Sir Woodroffe in unraveling the mysteries of Sakti and immerse yourself in the profound wisdom of the Sakta tradition. Whether you’re a seasoned scholar or a curious seeker, this book will captivate and enlighten you
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