Two Indian Reformers
Two Indian Reformers
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But Tulasi Dasa was different. To him an incarnate God was as necessary a part of his system as it is of Christianity, and for this reason the mainspring of the faith which he taught has many more points of contact with our's than even Kabir's.
Regarding the facts of his life we know but little. Accord- ing to tradition he was born in 1532. He was a Brahman, and he tells us that he was one of those unfortunate children, bora 9 under an unlucky star, who was abandoned, as was customary in those ...days, by his parents. He was picked up by an itinerant Sddhu, who adopted him as his disciple, and gave him a moderate education. We know the names of his preceptor and of his immediate relations. He married and begat a son who met an early death, and after that, it is said at the instigation of his wife, he became a wandering Yaishnava. He commenced writing his great work, the Rainayana, in the city of Oudh, when he was 43 years of age, and subsequently, owing to a difference with his co-religionists on a point of discipline, moved to Benares, where he finished it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Tulasi Dasa was different. To him an incarnate God was as necessary a part of his system as it is of Christianity, and for this reason the mainspring of the faith which he taught has many more points of contact with our's than even Kabir's.
Regarding the facts of his life we know but little. Accord- ing to tradition he was born in 1532. He was a Brahman, and he tells us that he was one of those unfortunate children, bora 9 under an unlucky star, who was abandoned, as was customary in those ...days, by his parents. He was picked up by an itinerant Sddhu, who adopted him as his disciple, and gave him a moderate education. We know the names of his preceptor and of his immediate relations. He married and begat a son who met an early death, and after that, it is said at the instigation of his wife, he became a wandering Yaishnava. He commenced writing his great work, the Rainayana, in the city of Oudh, when he was 43 years of age, and subsequently, owing to a difference with his co-religionists on a point of discipline, moved to Benares, where he finished it.
What to read after Two Indian Reformers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Abraham Grierson to read onlineMoreLess
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