Principles of Tantra by Sir John Woodroffe (Arthur Avalon) A.S. Raleigh [it is] the views of

[it is] the views of the higher occultism with respect to the constitution of the universe

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The Tantric Mysticism in Tibet 1974 by John Blofeld Mahayana Buddhism offers precise techniques for attaining wisdom by negating the ego and entering the bliss of divinity

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Principles of Tantra by Sir John Woodroffe (Arthur Avalon) A.S. Raleigh [it is] the views ofPrinciples of Tantra by Sir John Woodroffe (also known as Arthur Avalon) Publication: 1969 Ganesh & Co. Fourth Edition ir John Woodroffe (1865 1936), who also used the pseudonym Arthur Avalon, was a leading jurist who devoted much of his free time to the study of Sanskrit and Hindu religion, in particular tantrism, and was largely responsible for its introduction to the English speaking West. This extensive work was an "exhaustive and clear exposition