Goraksha Siddhanta Samgraha
A late Nath compilation valued for the forty-eight works it quotes, and the one text citing a Shabaratantra by name with an ordinary citation formula.
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- A genre that was always bilingual Treatise
A Śābara Tantra, on the only formal definition the catalogue literature offers, is a text of incantations that alternate between Sanskrit and Hindī, addressed to a…
- 779 CE, and the Śabaras are already a costume Treatise
In a Prakrit romance finished in 779 of the Common Era, a lord in bark and berries speaks a *sāvara-vijjā*, a Śabara knowledge, into a young man's ear. The men…
- Two Śābaratantras Treatise
*Śābaratantra* is the title of no single book. At least two separate things answer to the name: a scripture called *Śābaram*, listed around 800 of the Common Era in…
- The name on everybody's lips Treatise
Nothing in the record reached here supports the popular claim that Gorakhnāth invented the *śābara* mantras. The corpus's own charter puts the revelation two…
- The lock has an address Treatise
The doctrine that Śiva locked every other mantra and left the Śābara corpus alone unlocked is real and written down, and its home is Hindī. Its earliest located…
- Śavaripa the hunter Treatise
A Buddhist adept named Śabara stands fifth on the Tibetan list of the eighty-four Mahāsiddhas, the perfected ones, four places down the roll from the founder of the…
- The word, reclaimed or not Treatise
The word was never taken up by the people whose name it is. From the earliest lexical record to the marketing of 2026, *śābara* was repurposed by parties standing…