The Rising of the Breath of Shiva with Commentary
Shiva Svarodaya with Bhasha Tika
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First Translation
No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
While the root Sanskrit text, the 'Shiva Swarodaya', has been translated into English several times (notably by Swami Muktibodhananda in 1984 and Ram Kumar Rai in 1980), these translations are based on the original Sanskrit verses and do not include the specific Hindi commentary by Mihira Chandra found in the 1920 Venkateshwar Press edition. Following the 'Source Text Matters' rule, since Mihira Chandra's specific commentary and recension have not been translated into English, this work constitutes a first English translation of this specific edition.
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Unlock the 'crown jewel of all knowledge' in this divine dialogue where Lord Shiva reveals the hidden science of breath to Goddess Parvati. Discover how the secret rhythms of your nostrils govern everything from national prosperity and gender determination to the exact moment of your death.
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शिवस्वरोदय45pTattvas31pShiva Swarodaya29pdivination27pSwarodaya24pतत्त्व22pBreath Science21pSushumna18pFive Elements17pbreath control16pसुषुम्ना15pचन्द्रस्वर15p
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