Tantra — Hedonism In Indian Culture
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Tantra Hedonism In Indian Culture

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  • ISBN-13: 9788124600979
  • Publisher: D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd.
  • Binding: Hardback
  • No of Pages: xvi, 100 [+8]
  • ISBN-10: 812460097X
  • Publisher Date: 2006
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 350 gr

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Weight 0.5 kg

18 reviews for Tantra Hedonism In Indian Culture

  1. Nishit Muralia –

    A balanced and well-researched book; very good in explaining the evolution of tantra through the years.

  2. Ayan Kumar Garg –

    Good overview for beginners but lacks the depth needed for scholars or those already knowledgeable. More examples needed

  3. Utkarsh Chauhan –

    An interesting read, shedding light on lesser-known aspects of Tantra. Some parts were a bit dense, but overall informative.

  4. Byreddi Sri Kavya Chandrika –

    A decent introduction to Tantra, though I felt it could have been more engaging. It’s a good starting point for further research.

  5. Jai Malviya –

    Difficult to follow at times with overly complicated language, but some very interesting ideas. Very unique!

  6. Abhishek Kapil –

    The author made a very complex subject digestible. But I felt there was too much information at once.

  7. Manjeet Dahiya –

    I appreciated the nuanced arguments presented. It is an informative text and worth it if the topic interests you.

  8. Arghyadip Poddar –

    An academic approach that presents the facts well but lacks a narrative drive. Could have more engaging examples.

  9. Ekjot Singh Khurana –

    I found this book eye-opening and thought-provoking! It is surely going to be a subject of future study

  10. Lavika Maheshwari –

    Fascinating! It explores the complexities of Tantra beyond popular misconceptions. Highly recommended.

  11. Naman Singh –

    Disappointed! It barely scratched the surface of Tantra and didn’t delve deep enough into hedonism.

  12. Sanchit –

    Too much focus on historical context, not enough on modern applications. Also, some concepts are not well explained

  13. Ishika Sharma –

    Some of the interpretations felt a bit biased. Still, the book provides valuable insights into Tantra’s historical context.

  14. Ambuj Garg –

    A bit repetitive, but ultimately a worthwhile exploration of hedonism in Indian culture. It definitely gives a perspective to dwell on.

  15. Amit Yadav –

    Very insightful and challenged some preconceptions I held about Tantra and its role in Indian society.

  16. Aniket Mulmule –

    The book was well-researched, but at times dry. I wish there were more personal anecdotes.

  17. Mohit Baheti –

    I was hoping for a more practical guide. Instead, it’s a scholarly analysis. It is still a good read, though.

  18. Naimish Pravinbhai Patoliya –

    I enjoyed the book’s exploration of hedonism within Indian culture. It challenged my assumptions and offered new perspectives.

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