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is a profound Sanskrit poetic work that serves as a biography of the great Advaita Vedanta master, Sri Chandrasekhara Bharati Mahaswamiji (the 34th Jagadguru Shankaracharya of the Sringeri Sharada Peetham).
Digitized versions are available through archives like the Kashmir Research Institute and various Tantric preservation projects .
Chidgagana Chandrika (also spelled Cidgagana-candrikā ) is a significant Sanskrit esoteric text belonging to the school of Kashmir Shaivism . It is primarily a philosophical and tantric work that explores the nature of consciousness and the divine through the lens of Parashakti (Goddess Kali). Core Identity and Authorship chidgagana chandrika
The text was notably published as part of the in 1937, edited by Swami Trivikrama Tirtha.
The text does not view the Swami’s birth and childhood through a secular lens. It portrays his early life as a manifestation of divine will. is a profound Sanskrit poetic work that serves
A significant portion of the text chronicles his travels ( Vijaya Yatra ).
The text is traditionally attributed to the legendary poet Kalidasa . It is primarily a philosophical and tantric work
The title itself is a poetic compression of the subject's essence.
The text is a treasure trove of Shabda-shakti (the power of words).
The work is composed of divided into four chapters, known as Vimarshas :
