History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v7.c99.1209

v7.c99.1209

Kuladharma or Kulamārga. all have *adhikāra* for this, acc. to Mahānirvāṇa, while some declare that only those who have subdued their senses have *adhikāra* 1077, combines both *bhoga* and *yoga*, is superior to all other doctrines and that under it what is sin (acc. to ordinary people) becomes meritorious, 1083; declared to be superior to all sacrifices, pilgrimages and vratas 1052; enlightens him whose mind is purified by mantras of Śaiva and Durgā worship 1083, meaning of K or Kauladharma 1052-53; worship performed with five *makāras* is called Kulācāra, 1053.