Myths and Symbols in Indian Art and Civilization
by Heinrich Zimmer; edited by Joseph Campbell
Table of Contents
Part I: Eternity and Time
- The Parade of Ants
- The Wheel of Rebirth
- The Wisdom of Life
Part II: The Mythology of Vishnu
- Vishnu's Maya
- The Waters of Existence
- The Waters of Non-Existence
- Maya in Indian Art
Part III: The Guardians of Life
- The Serpent, Supporter of Vishnu and the Buddha
- Divinities and their Vehicles
- The Serpent and the Bird
- Vishnu as Conqueror of the Serpent
- The Lotus
- The Elephant
- The Sacred Rivers
Part IV: The Cosmic Delight of Shiva
- The "Fundamental Form" and the "Playful Manifestations"
- The Phenomenon of Expanding Form
- Shiva-Shakti
- The Great Lord
- The Dance of Shiva
- The Face of Glory
- The Destroyer of Three Towns
Part V: The Goddess
- The Origin of The Goddess
- The Island of Jewels
Part VI: Conclusion
[This Table of Contents was originally posted to YouAreThat.org. I may have omitted some of the scholarly apparatus from this table of contents, such as Acknowledgements, the Index, etc.]
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