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Saints & Bhakti
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Saints & Bhakti
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Mirabai
The princess who sang to Giridhar Gopal.
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Narsinh Mehta
Gujarat's first poet, who sang Vaishnava Jana To.
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Kabir
The weaver of Kashi who belonged to everyone.
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Tulsidas
The poet of the Ramcharitmanas and the Hanuman Chalisa.
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Surdas
The blind poet who saw Krishna.
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Tukaram
The grocer of Dehu who wrote abhangas.
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Jnaneshwar
The boy who wrote the Jnaneshwari at sixteen.
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Namdev
The tailor who fed a dog ghee.
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Eknath
The saint of Paithan who carried Ganga water to a donkey.
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Andal
The girl who wore the garland first.
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Nammalvar
The boy under the tamarind tree.
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Basavanna
The minister who wore a lingam on his chest.
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Ramanuja
The acharya who shouted the mantra from the tower.
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Adi Shankaracharya
The boy from Kaladi who walked the whole of India.
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Madhvacharya
The strong boy of Udupi.
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Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
The saint who danced through Nadia.
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Ramakrishna
The priest of Dakshineswar who saw Ma everywhere.
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Swami Vivekananda
The monk who spoke in Chicago.
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Swaminarayan
Ghanshyam of Chhapaiya who walked as Nilkanth.
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Ravidas
The cobbler-saint of Kashi.
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Purandara Dasa
The miser who became the father of Carnatic music.
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Tyagaraja
The composer who sang to Rama in Thiruvaiyaru.
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Avvaiyar
The wise grandmother of Tamil.
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Bhakti Across Traditions
Bhakti saints whose words sit in the Guru Granth Sahib.
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