The emperor Aurangzeb issued a firman to Anand Nath, the abbot of Jakhbar, an obscure monastery in the Punjab, in 1661 or 1662: The letter sent by Your Reverence has been received along with two tolahs of quicksilver.
An edition of The Alchemical Body: Siddha Traditions in Medieval India
(1996)
The Alchemical Body
Siddha Traditions in Medieval India
by David Gordon White
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Tantrism, Alchemy, Religious aspects of Alchemy, Siddhas, Nātha sect, Hatha yoga, Yoga, Haṭha, History, Na tha sect, Химия, Nātha sect, Hinduism, Ayurvedic Medicine, Buddhism, Religion and Medicine, Medieval History, Ancient History, Alchimie, Aspect religieux, Tantrisme, Nāths, RELIGION, Comparative Religion, Tantrismus, Alchemie, Yoga, Siddha Yoga, Histoire, Sectes hindoues, Hatha Yoga, Histoire religieuse, SiddhaTimes
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