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The article is a book review of "Ways of Living Religion: Philosophical Investigations into Religious Experience" by Christina M. Gschwandtner. The book takes a philosophical and phenomenological approach to understanding religious experience in different realms, such as ascetic, liturgical, monastic, mystical, devotional, compassionate, and fundamentalist experience. It does not advocate for a particular theological perspective but aims to understand religious experience on its own terms. The author explores the integration of religion into everyday life and considers religion as a communal endeavor. The book is praised for its rigorous phenomenological approach and its exploration of different forms of religious experience. [Extracted from the article]

Tantric Studies: Fruits of a Franco-German Project on Early Tantra. Edited by DOMINIC GOODALL and HARUNAGA ISAACSON. Collection Indologie, no. 131, Early Tantra Series, no. 4. Pondichery: INSTITUT FRANCAIS DE [...]

The Nisvasatattvasamhita: The Earliest Surviving Saiva Tantra, vol. 1: A Critical and Annotated Translation of the Mulasutra, Uttarasutra and Nayasutra. Edited by DOMINIC GOODALL in collaboration with ALEXIS SANDERSON and [...]

Early Tantric Vaisnavism: Three Newly Discovered Works of the Pancaratra, the S vay ambhu vapancaratra, Devamrtapancaratra and Astadasavidhana, Critically Edited from Their 11th and 12th Century Nepalese Palm Leaf Manuscripts. [...]