Paul Smith
Abhangs Bhajans of the Greatest Indian Poet-Saints Paperback Book
Abhangs Bhajans of the Greatest Indian PoetSaints Translations Introductions Paul Smith From the 13th to the 17th century India gave birth to a number of great PoetSaints whose lives and poetry is loved today as much as it was when they lived their lives of selfless devotion and praise of the Divine Beloved. They composed their poems in abhangs bhajans that are here in the correct form and meaning, with biographies and bibliographies. Janabai (12631350) was born from the lowest caste. Her poetry reveals her love for God. Namdev (12701350) moved to Pandharpur where the temple of Lord Vithoba (Krishna as a boy) is located. He composed 2500 abhangs. Mukta Bai (b.1279) was the younger sister of Saint Dnyaneshwar but is a profound PoetSaint in her own right. She wrote fortyone abhangs. Nanak (14691539) preached God as Supreme, Universal, Allpowerful and truthful. He upheld the cause of women, downtrodden and poor. He wrote 947 poems. Surdas (14781581) praised Lord Krishna. It is said that he was born in Braj. He is known for his greatest work ... the Sur Sagar. Mira Bai (14981563) was a Rajput princess. Her powerful, beautiful bhajans are collected in her Padavali. Eknath (15331599) was a saint, scholar and poet. He is a bridge between Dnyaneshwar, Namdev, Tukaram and Ramdas. Dadu (15441603) was a Poet/Saint from Gujarat. Dadu means brother, and the compassionate one. Tukaram (16081654) was a great PoetSaint during the Bhakti movement in India and is still much loved. Ramdas...
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Abhangs Bhajans of the Greatest Indian PoetSaints Translations Introductions Paul Smith From the 13th to the 17th century India gave birth to a number of great PoetSaints whose lives and poetry is loved today as much as it was when they lived their lives of selfless devotion and praise of the Divine Beloved. They composed their poems in abhangs bhajans that are here in the correct form and meaning, with biographies and bibliographies. Janabai (12631350) was born from the lowest caste. Her poetry reveals her love for God. Namdev (12701350) moved to Pandharpur where the temple of Lord Vithoba (Krishna as a boy) is located. He composed 2500 abhangs. Mukta Bai (b.1279) was the younger sister of Saint Dnyaneshwar but is a profound PoetSaint in her own right. She wrote fortyone abhangs. Nanak (14691539) preached God as Supreme, Universal, Allpowerful and truthful. He upheld the cause of women, downtrodden and poor. He wrote 947 poems. Surdas (14781581) praised Lord Krishna. It is said that he was born in Braj. He is known for his greatest work ... the Sur Sagar. Mira Bai (14981563) was a Rajput princess. Her powerful, beautiful bhajans are collected in her Padavali. Eknath (15331599) was a saint, scholar and poet. He is a bridge between Dnyaneshwar, Namdev, Tukaram and Ramdas. Dadu (15441603) was a Poet/Saint from Gujarat. Dadu means brother, and the compassionate one. Tukaram (16081654) was a great PoetSaint during the Bhakti movement in India and is still much loved. Ramdas...
Binding: Paperback;244 pages; Publisher: Amazon Digital Services LLC - KDP; Classification: N/A; Weight: 484.23 g; Dimensions: N/A
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