The Asvamedha Motilal Banarsidass the Bhagavad Cita and the

the Bhagavad Cita and the Brahma Sutras are second to none

a sadhaka who is a worshipper of the Krsnamurti desires to see Him as Kali

It is argued in Advaita that in view of the sole reality of nirguna Brahman

who fulfils the desires of devotees

This conclusion is premised on the deft philosophical move asking for an independent definition of ethics

The Asvamedha Motilal Banarsidass the Bhagavad Cita and theThis essay describes the 'Asvamedha' rite and its symbolism to explain distinctive aspects of the Vedic sacrifice system. Several questions related to the Asvamedha are posed and answered in the context of Vedic epistemology. This rite has three important functions: (i) it presents an equivalence of the nakshatra year to heaven, implying that it is a rite that celebrates the rebirth of the Sun; (ii) it is symbolic of the conquest of Time by the king,