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Tantrāloka readings with Professor Alexis Sanderson
Readings in the TantrālokaTrinity Term 2022 This term we welcome back Professor Alexis Sanderson as an OCHS Visiting Fellow. Professor
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Readings in the TantrālokaTrinity Term 2022 This term we welcome back Professor Alexis Sanderson as an OCHS Visiting Fellow. Professor
Study in Kathmandu this Summer This year we are launching an extraordinary new summer university programme. A two-week course that
Śāktism and Ethnography: Some Major Styles of Worship and Belief among Practitioners Śākta Traditions Online Lecture Series: Contributions to a
Readings in the Tantrāloka Yesterday we had the pleasure of welcoming our J.P. and Beena Khaitan Visiting Fellow Professor Alexis
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Learn something new this year Join us for the upcoming term at our Continuing Education Department starting on 16 January
Annual Report 2021 Download Dear Friends, A full year of pandemic restrictions in education has been hard but I must
Book Launch Handbook of Hinduism in Europe Please join us for the launch of the Handbook of Hinduism in Europe
Dear Friend, Diwali, as we often hear, is about light and dark, and the success of one over the other –
The Phenomenology of Religion as Philosophical Anthropology – A Virtual Conference – The Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies and Campion
8.15am registration, 9.00am Start Hindu Mandir, 34 St Barnabas Road, Leicester LE5 4BD Download leaflet Sponsor form The annual event
The Yogic Body of Haṭhapradīpikā Friends of the Oxford Centre For Hindu Studies presents A talk by Gitte Poulsenof the
New research project We recently launched a new research project at the OCHS: The Phenomenology of Religion as Philosophical Anthropology
Continuing Education: New term starts July 18th You don’t have to wait for long now! A new online term will
How to obey a Guru: Saints and Cheats Friends of the Oxford Centre For Hindu Studies presents A talk by
Śākta Traditions Haṭhapradīpikā Project description Danish title: Haṭhapradīpikā – Haṭhayogaens hovedværk, Forlaget Univers (2022). The first full translation of the Haṭhapradīpikā
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