Dear Indologists,
Maybe someone can help me in checking a passage
I need to check an indirect reference to
Narendra Nath Bhattacharyya,
History of the Tantric Religion: A Historical, Ritualistic and Philosophical Study (New Delhi: Manhoar, 1982), p. v:
"In the greatest of all [
pIThas], the
yoginI-pITha, the religion is considered to be that of the
kirAtas. There is no renunciation or long [penance] in KAmarUpa, O Beloved. Meat is not forsaken there, and there is no celibicy ...In KAmarUpa, ducks, pigeons, tortoises, and boars are eaten"
(New York: I.E. Tauris, 2010), 45.