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  • Krishna and Arjuna
    Indian philosophy
    / Kashmiri Shaivism

    …school consists in the Shiva-sutra, Vasugupta’s Spanda-karika (8th–9th centuries; “Verses on Creation”), Utpala’s Pratyabhijna-sutra ( c. 900; “Aphorisms on Recognition”), Abhinavagupta’s Paramarthasara (“The Essence of the Highest Truth”), Pratyabhijna-vimarshini (“Reflections on Recognition”), and Tantraloka (“Lights on the Doctrine”) in the 10th century, and Kshemaraja’s

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    …school consists in the Shiva-sutra, Vasugupta’s Spanda-karika (8th–9th centuries; “Verses on Creation”), Utpala’s Pratyabhijna-sutra ( c. 900; “Aphorisms on Recognition”), Abhinavagupta’s Paramarthasara (“The Essence of the Highest Truth”), Pratyabhijna-vimarshini (“Reflections on Recognition”), and Tantraloka (“Lights on the Doctrine”) in the 10th century, and Kshemaraja’s

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