5.3.2. Vaikhanasa Agamas: Vaishnava scriptures guiding temple rituals and worship, particularly associated with the worship of Lord Vishnu in the Vaikhanasa tradition.
The Prakirnadhikara Agama is a sacred text in the Agama literature, which is a collection of scriptures that form the basis of temple rituals and worship in Hinduism. This particular Agama focuses on the architectural and procedural aspects of temple construction, installation of deities, and rituals to be performed within the temple. Contents of the … Read more
The Yajnadhikara Agama is a significant ancient text belonging to the Agama tradition of Hinduism. It is one of the Agamas and is primarily concerned with the rituals and protocols to be followed in the performance of yajnas (sacrificial rituals) in temples. The Yajnadhikara Agama provides detailed instructions on various aspects of conducting yajnas, including … Read more
The Jnanakandya Agama is a sacred Hindu scripture belonging to the Jaina tradition. It is one of the twelve Agamas, which are the primary texts of the Digambara sect of Jainism. The Jnanakandya Agama deals with the acquisition of knowledge and higher consciousness, emphasizing the importance of self-realization and enlightenment. It is considered a fundamental … Read more
The "Samurtar Camadhikara Agama" is a sacred text within the Buddhist tradition, specifically belonging to the Mahayana school. It is a scripture that focuses on various aspects of meditation and mindfulness practices, providing guidance and teachings to practitioners seeking spiritual development and enlightenment. The following is a summary of its contents, organized into sections or … Read more