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With his fierce, global intelligence, Alain Danielou was the first to wake up the West to the universality of musical harmony and its potential for planetary consciousness. --W.A. Mathieu, author of The Listening Book and The Musical Life Alain Danielou was a man whose vast and curious learning in the fields of literature, music and the Orient was unequalled in our time. --James Kirkup, The Independent He is one of the greatest western authorities on Hinduism. A man whose passionate involvement with India shaped his writing over several decades. . . . Danielou's talents seem unending. --Mohini…mehr

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With his fierce, global intelligence, Alain Danielou was the first to wake up the West to the universality of musical harmony and its potential for planetary consciousness. --W.A. Mathieu, author of The Listening Book and The Musical Life Alain Danielou was a man whose vast and curious learning in the fields of literature, music and the Orient was unequalled in our time. --James Kirkup, The Independent He is one of the greatest western authorities on Hinduism. A man whose passionate involvement with India shaped his writing over several decades. . . . Danielou's talents seem unending. --Mohini Kent, Times of India Our debt to his scholarship and humanity is immeasurable. --The Times Literary Supplement
Autorenporträt
Alain Daniélou (1907-1994) was without question a Renaissance man. Following his early years as an artist, dancer, and musician in Paris (Cocteau, Diaghilev, and Stravinsky were among his friends), Daniélou settled in India, where he spent fifteen years in the study of Sanskrit, philosophy, and music. After numerous university appointments in India, he returned in 1963 to Europe, establishing the Institute of Comparative Music Studies in Berlin for the reevaluation of Asian music. Daniélou wrote more than thirty books about the philosophy, religion, history, and arts of India, including Gods of Love and Ecstasy; Myths and Gods of India; Virtue, Success, Pleasure, and Liberation; While the Gods Play; The Phallus ; and The Complete Kama Sutra.