Hinduism: sacred texts and revered writings

The Ganapati Atharvashirsha is a collection of 14 verses, and is attributed to the Atharvaveda.

These twelve names of goddess vārāhī are given in the seventeenth chapter of lalitopākhyāna – the narration about goddess lalitā.

The Bhagavad Gita, the Song of God, composed over 2000 years ago, is the story of a man's dilemma during a family feud.

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El Laghu Vâkya Vritti o Breve exposición de sentencias védicas es un tratado preliminar (Prakarana Grantha) de la Filosofía Vedânta Advaita, escrito por el Gran Maestro hindú Sri Sankaracharya (788-820 dC).

This is a short yet powerful hymn praising Bhairava, comprised of ten epithets of bhairava.

In this sutra-by-sutra translation and study of the Yoga Sutras, Hindu Studies scholar Nicholas Sutton offers an accessible guide to the complex philosophical ideas on which the ancient practice of Yoga is based, illuminating the meaning of Patajali's seminal Yoga treatise and the manner in which it seeks to integrate Yoga into life as a whole.

Parāshara Samhita gives us a very special mantra of hanuman called sundari prathama mantra , which is a collection of names , though it is a collection of hymns it is not just a hymn but also counted as a single mantra.

Yakshini – mystische Göttinnen und Hüterinnen der Natur, deren Kraft und Symbolik über Jahrtausende hinweg die spirituelle und kulturelle Landschaft Indiens geprägt haben.

This short hymn comprised of twelve names of goddess Lakshmi found in Vishvasara tantra.