The ''Rudrayamala'' (

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: रुद्रयामल; IAST: ''Rudrayāmala'')—also known as ''Rudra Yamala'', ''Rudra-Yamala'', or , is considered one of the most important Sanskrit Tantric texts. It is divided into 64 chapters; the last portion of the text—being considered especially profound—is sometimes referred to as the or in

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