State of the document: very good.
A letter sent by Daniélou to Olivier Kermeur where the main topic his Hindu philosophy and the relationship betwwen Atman and Brahman.
Correspondance
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State of the letter: very good.
A long letter addressed to Michel Boullet in which Alain Daniélou clarifies his point of view on certain topics, focusing his attention on Hindu eroticism in classical and contemporary Indian culture.
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State of the letter: underlings by JC.
In this letter Alain Daniélou expresses his opinions towards Jean-Louis Gabin's way of writing and working.
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State of the document: underlings by JC.
In this letter Alain Daniélou shows appreciation towards Drouelle's interest about ancient religions and warns Xavier Drouelle about the risks provoked by the meeting with false tantrika.
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State of the letter: underlings by JC.
A letter sent by Alain Daniélou to Edouard J. Maunick, Director of UNESCO's "Oeuvres représentatives", on the recently recorder disc Tibetan Ritual.
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State of the document: underlings by JC.
A substantial letter sent by Alain Daniélou to Marc Signorini in response to Signorini's questions about music.
À: Bhutelezi
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State of the letter: underlinings by JC.
A letter sent by Daniélou to Dr. Mboya on contemporary politics of South Africa.
An english copy of this letter was sent to Mr Bejart and Mrs. Nair
À: F. Job
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State of the letter: underlings by JC.
A letter sent by Jacques Cloarec on behalf of Alain Daniélou to Mrs. F. Job, associated to Editions Didier Millet, on the hidu conception of eroticism and its importance.
De: Laurent Aubert
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STATUS OF THE ORIGIAL DOCUMENT: good
Selected letter from an exchange between Aubert and Danielou concerning the publication of Danielou's article 'Mantra. Les principes du langage et de la musique selon la cosmologie hindoue', published in Cahiers d'ethnomusicologie n°4. For the article they used some Yantras from 'La Semantique Musicale' and pictures by Burnier. Further material to be found in the same folder.
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State of the letter: underlings by JC.
In this letter, addressed to the UNESCO General Director Federico Mayor, Alain Daniélou claims the importance of the disc of Tibetan religious music recorded in India in 1973 with the precious participation of the monks belonging to Dalai Lama's entourage. Here Daniélou underlines the importance of the UNESCO's aim to protect, despite any contemporary political division or problem, the musical art.