Tantrika: Traveling the Road of Divine Love

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Tantrika: Traveling the Road of Divine Love is a 2003 book written by American author Asra Q. Nomani.

[edit] Quote from the author

"I wrote my book without censorship to the judgments which usually inhibit us in this world. I wanted to free myself from the hypocrisy and the deceit with which we often live when we can't accept ourselves for our true selves. This means our most intimate selves, as well, and that is where Tantric teachings are helpful to our societies."

[edit] Description

In the book, Nomani chronicles her assignment to research the tantric world. She begins in the US and travels to India, Pakistan and points in between. She visits the Dalai Lama and the meditation caves in Northern India, sacred sites of Muslim and Hindu extremists in Pakistan and India.

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