which originally belonged to the collection of books which originally belonged to the collection of books which the
Acarya Dipankara Srijnana (982-1054 A.D.) brought with him from India.
The four rituals (
acarya, guhya, prajnajnana, caturtha) generate four different blisses (ananda = bliss, paramanada = perfect bliss, viramananda = bliss of cessation, sahajananda = innate bliss or natural ecstasy).
Among the commentators of Bharata, Bhatta Lollata, Bhatta Sankuka, Bhatta Nayaka, Bhatta Yantra are quoted by
Acarya Abhinavagupta in his Abhi.
Kharidar Baburam
Acarya's theory that Manadeva Samvat was founded
Acarya Ananda Mitra Advadhutika, lecture notes on Bio-psychology, (1996).
John Carman has pointed out the centrality of this polarity in the thought of Srivaisnava's most important
acarya, Ramanuja.
Thus the argument consisting in the notion of traditional transmission (parampara), for example, sometimes supported a reading considered to be ancient (even if was in fact recent) and sometimes legitimated an alteration that was endorsed by the living master's teaching (guru,
acarya, upadhyaya)(25), whether he was religious or profane, since his word carried more weight even than the manuscript.
This ritual prop, literally the "established
acarya," is a symbolic representation of the mendicant hierarchy.
Rudolf Otto has compared Eckhart favorably with
Acarya ("Meister") Shankara, the Indian mystic, indicating, perhaps, not that Eckhart was heretical but that mystical experience per se is one of unity, and that, like any experience, its articulation depends upon the mystic's theological and cultural framework.
[Nyayagamanusarinl] Dvadasaram Nayacakram of
Acarya Sri Mallavadi Ksamasramana, with the Commentary Nyayagamanusarinl of Sri Simhasuri Gani Vadi Ksamasramana, part 1(1-4 Aras), ed.
According to
Acarya Dharmamitra's Extended Commentary on the Vinayasutra: (71)
