Bedeutende Kundige (vidyas) im alten Indien
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Adim |
Gomukh |
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Chandrasen |
Kambali |
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Lankesh (Ravana) |
Vyahi |
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Visharad |
Nagarjun |
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Kapali |
Sudhananda |
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Matta |
Nagabodhi |
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Mandavya |
Yashodhan |
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Bhaskar |
Khanda |
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Shurasen |
Kamalika |
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Ratnakosh |
Brahma |
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Shambhu |
Govind |
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Sattvik |
Lampak |
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Ratnavahan |
Hari |
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Indra |
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Rasankush |
Kanthadi |
Balaki |
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Bhaurav |
Vrushya Shringa |
Yajnama |
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Nandi |
Vasudeva |
Boracholi |
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Swacchanda Bhairav |
Rasendra Tillak |
Tintini |
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Manthana Bhairav |
Bhanukarma |
Vyalacharya |
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Kakachandishwar |
Pujya Pada |
Subuddhi |
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Mahadev |
Kaveri |
Ratnaghosh |
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Narendra |
Nitya Nath |
Sushenaka |
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Ratnakar |
Niranjan |
Indradhuma |
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Harishwar |
Charpat |
Aagama |
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Korandak |
Bindunath |
Kamari |
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Siddha Buddha |
Prabhu Dev |
Banasur |
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Siddha Pada |
Vallabh |
Kapil |
Einige der bedeutendsten heil- u. alchymiekundigen Frauen im alten Indien
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Chanchalya |
Yaga |
Kanchuki |
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Shaila |
Kapali |
Kalika |
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Kapalika |
Mohini |
Bela |
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Pushpadeha |
Swarnavati |
Chandrasena |
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Indraga |
Vyala |
Bhairavi |
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Kakachandi |
Balaka |
Ratnaghosha |
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Aagama |
Kapilaa |
Mohitee |
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Nandani |
Khandi |
Varapati |
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Hrishwari |
Ratnakosha |
Bhashakara |
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Rajeshwari |
Chatura |
Lakshana |
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Menaka |
Siddha |
Hingala |
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Ngabala |
Utthapana |
Hemarakta |
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Pinjari |
Chullaka |
Abhisheka |
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Bijavarta |
Shitala |
Charakaa |
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Aranala |
Surya |
Shukta |
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Shyama |
Sundara |
Swarna |
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Hemanala |
Kanaka |
Nishtha |