Chummā-saṅketa-prakāśa – Illumination of the Secret Intimations of the Yoginīs

The Chummā-saṅketa-prakāśa (“Light on the Intimations called the Chummās”) is an unpublished text surviving in a single manuscript originally from Kashmīr but held in an archive in Berlin since colonial times. The text is composed in two languages, Old Kashmiri and Sanskrit, both written in the Śāradā script.

This text was brought to the attention of the scholarly community by Alexis Sanderson in his monumental 200-page article “The Śaiva Exegesis of Kashmir” but so far no one has translated it – until now.

In this video series, Hareesh Wallis continues to translate this rich, historic text, and also covers some of the Shiva Sutras to explore some interesting connections within.

See also:

TI Forums: Chummās Webinars Discussion

Preliminary: Chummā-saṅketa-prakāśa – Light on the Intimations called the Chummās (early translation series)
Vātūlanātha Sutras Online Retreat
Shiva Sutras courses
First video of the series also available in the FREE Library section

This is a currently on-going series!

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