Kabir (1440-1518): A Mystic Weaver’s Influence on Bhakti, Social Change, and Critique

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“I searched for the crooked, met none. When I searched myself, the crooked one was there none.” – Kabir Introduction In the rich tapestry of Indian history, Kabir emerges as a luminous thread, a fifteenth-century (Period of Sikander Lodhi)  mystic poet, philosopher, and saint. His profound writings not only shaped his era but continue to...

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