Description
Have you ever wondered about the mysterious divine beings known as Yoginīs? Little is known about them beyond the closed circles of initiated Tantra adepts. Why do Yogini temples differ so dramatically from other Indian temples in terms of architectural design?
If you’re seeking answers, this book will guide you gradually and systematically to the realization that the unique temples dedicated to the Yogini cult were intentionally designed as places for sky watching. It reveals that the enigmatic mistresses of these temples were divine personifications of celestial phenomena observed in the night sky.
About the Author:
ALEKSANDRA BAJIĆ (b. 1954) is a medical doctor specializing in Neurology and Psychiatry, based in Belgrade, Serbia. Her professional focus led her to explore mythology through the teachings of Carl Gustav Jung. Her discovery that many deities in various mythological systems represent celestial objects shifted her interest to the emerging field of Astronomy in Culture.
Aleksandra has authored several books on mythology in the Serbian language and published approximately twenty scientific papers on cultural astronomy, particularly related to Southern Europe. This is her first book exploring the integration of astronomical knowledge within Indian culture.
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