The Philosophy of Pancaratra Droliya Pustak Bhandar II and III) was indispensable

II and III) was indispensable for this purpose partly because this throws considerable light on the Buddhist theory of knowledge and also because part of the material for the study of this background is to be found in the Canon itself

poets (Valmiki)

Vyasacharya and in it he had brought to the notice of the public for the first time the fact that what was hitherto known by all as Visnu Puranam formed only the first part of the Puranam

2-4 Vyasa this Purana Skanda and described it as consisting of a hundred thousand verses and all the rites and rituals regarding Siva have been revealed by Skanda

it is for those who want to rise above the level of the common place and above the limitations set up by mere reason and its standardized conventions

The Philosophy of Pancaratra Droliya Pustak Bhandar II and III) was indispensableThe Pancaratra school has an important place exerting its great influence on the culture, philosophy and religion of India. It has a very ancient origin shrouded in mystery. The scholars have not given the same attention to the Agama literature as they have done as regards the Vedic literature. Whatever notice has been taken of the Pancaratra literature by some eminent scholars both in the east and in the west, is not adequate. It is generally