________________
4. 5.
Buddhadasa, Two kinds of Language, pp 20-24.
Refer also Per Kvaerne, An Anthology of Buddhist Tantric Songs, pp. 5 - 7 for a brief account of the range of opinion on sandhyabhasa. Refer also the "unacceptable view" of P.K. Banerjee. Banerjee says that the term sandhya is the proper name of a dialect system in a region of this name called the Sandhya country (Quoted by V. Bhattacharya, op.cit., p-288).
6. Hariprasad Shastri, p-46. 7. Lama Govinda's view in The Foundations of Tibetan Mysticism, p-46.
8.
D.N. Bose's view in Tantras-Their Philosophical and Occult Secrets, P-137.
9.
Aghehananda Bharati's view in
The Tantric Tradition, p-170.
10. Ibid, p-171. 11. Mircea Eliade, Yoga: Immortality and Freedom, p - 250.
12. Tirumandiram. 748. 13. Buckwell and Stuart Fox, The Twilight Language, p - 34-35. 14. Ibid, p-35. 15. N. Bose and Hiralal Haldar, Tantras: - Their Philosophical and Occult
Secrets, p -186. 16. Debiprasad Chattopadhyaya, Lokayata, p - 309. 17. The Hatha - Yoga - Pradipika, III, 47-48. 18. Kamil Zvelebil, The Poets of the Powers, p - 78. 19. Tirumandiram, 2869. 20. Mircea Eliade, The History of Religions, pp. 102 -103.
610
