Gavin Flood is Professor of Hindu Studies and Comparative Religion in the Theology and Religion Faculty, University of Oxford, UK; the Piramal Dean of Academic Affairs for the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, UK; and Senior Research Fellow, Campion Hall. He is the author of Hindu Monotheism (2020) and Religion and the Philosophy of Life (2019) and the editor of the series Routledge Studies in Tantric Traditions and the Routledge Hindu Studies Series.

• Introduction. The Concept of Mind in Indian Thinking; Chapter 1. The Mind in Śaiva Scriptures; Chapter 2. The Śākta Śaiva Discourse on Mind; Chapter 3. Later Developments: The Treatise on Recollecting the Mind, the Cittānubodhaśāstra; Chapter 4. Grounding the Mind; Chapter 5. Comparing Philosophies of Mind; Conclusion: Mind in Tantra; Bibliography; Index

Gavin Flood is Professor of Hindu Studies and Comparative Religion in the Theology and Religion Faculty, University of Oxford, UK; the Piramal Dean of Academic Affairs for the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, UK; and Senior Research Fellow, Campion Hall. He is the author of Hindu Monotheism (2020) and Religion and the Philosophy of Life (2019) and the editor of the series Routledge Studies in Tantric Traditions and the Routledge Hindu Studies Series.

• Introduction. The Concept of Mind in Indian Thinking; Chapter 1. The Mind in Śaiva Scriptures; Chapter 2. The Śākta Śaiva Discourse on Mind; Chapter 3. Later Developments: The Treatise on Recollecting the Mind, the Cittānubodhaśāstra; Chapter 4. Grounding the Mind; Chapter 5. Comparing Philosophies of Mind; Conclusion: Mind in Tantra; Bibliography; Index

Gavin Flood is Professor of Hindu Studies and Comparative Religion in the Theology and Religion Faculty, University of Oxford, UK; the Piramal Dean of Academic Affairs for the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, UK; and Senior Research Fellow, Campion Hall. He is the author of Hindu Monotheism (2020) and Religion and the Philosophy of Life (2019) and the editor of the series Routledge Studies in Tantric Traditions and the Routledge Hindu Studies Series.

• Introduction. The Concept of Mind in Indian Thinking; Chapter 1. The Mind in Śaiva Scriptures; Chapter 2. The Śākta Śaiva Discourse on Mind; Chapter 3. Later Developments: The Treatise on Recollecting the Mind, the Cittānubodhaśāstra; Chapter 4. Grounding the Mind; Chapter 5. Comparing Philosophies of Mind; Conclusion: Mind in Tantra; Bibliography; Index