Raseśvara
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Raseśvara was a Shaiva philosophical tradition which "arose about the commencement of the Christian era" (1st century CE).[1] It advocated the use of mercury to make the body immortal. This school was based on the texts Rasārṇava, Rasahṛidaya and Raseśvarasiddhānta, composed by Govinda Bhagavat and Sarvajña Rāmeśvara according to Cowell and Gough.[2]