The Glorious Keladi (History and Culture) The Lonavla Yoga Institute surabhi mudra II 231 569

surabhi mudra II 231 569

Preface iii 1 Rgveda and its Importance 1 2 Gods in Rgveda 14 3 Philosophy of Rgveda 42 4 Agni in Rgveda and its Mutual Relation with the Pauranika Devatas 58 5 Secularism in the Hymns of Rgveda 68 6 Aum in Upanisads 83 7 A note on the Concept of Atman in the Light of Sadasiva Brahmendra's Atma Vidya Vilasa 92 8 A note on Bhoja's Tattva Prakasha 106 9 Abhinava Gupta's Concept of Santa Rasa in the Light of his Commentary on Bhagavadgita 119 10 Place of Krushkanam naagpash Among Radio Dramas 135 11 Bhati me Bharatam

and the “river goddesses of medieval shrines”

Everyone has an inherent right to spiritual excellence

archaeo-metallurgy

The Glorious Keladi (History and Culture) The Lonavla Yoga Institute surabhi mudra II 231 569The Keladi Kingdom has earned encomiums from a majority of the foreign visitors who were extremely happy to spend sometime in this great kingdom. Perhaps this was the last Hindu kingdom in Karnataka barring the Wodeyars. Peter Mundy wrote that Keladi kings were usually hospitable to the ambassadors and other state guests. Dr. John Fryer paid handsome tribute to the maintenance of law and order. Generally, the people of Keladi kingdom were law abiding;