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Traditional attribution

Saundaryalaharī (Flood of Beauty)

सौन्दर्यलहरी (Saundaryalaharī)

Śaṅkara con sus discípulos, de Raja Ravi Varma
byAdi Shankara

One hundred verses to Tripurasundarī, the first part (Ānandalaharī) carrying tantric content of the Śrīvidyā school and the second describing the Goddess from foot to head. Its attribution shows how Śaṅkara's name became associated with Śākta devotion in the southern monasteries.

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Authorship note

A tantric hymn to the Goddess traditionally ascribed to him; W. Norman Brown (1958) and most scholars consider it later and foreign to the author of the commentaries.

Editions and translations

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English

  • The Saundaryalaharī or Flood of Beauty (Harvard Oriental Series 43)

    Harvard University Press, 1958

    Translation: W. Norman Brown

    ISBN 9780674432642

Other works by Adi Shankara

Sources

  • Brown, W. Norman (ed. y trad.). The Saundaryalaharī or Flood of Beauty, Traditionally Ascribed to Śaṅkarācārya. Harvard Oriental Series 43. Cambridge (Mass.): Harvard University Press, 1958.

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