-
obedience of
rituals and
arcane religious practices. It is said that over 5000
Abhangas were
written by Sant Tukaram. Many of them were
devoted to the God Vitthal...
-
composed between 1632 and 1650. Also
called Abhanga Gatha, the
Indian tradition believes it
includes some 4,500
abhangas. The
poems considered authentic cover...
- district. He
lived at
Mangalvedha in Maharashtra. He
wrote many
Abhangas. One of his
famous Abhangas is 'Abir
Gulal Udhlit Rang".
Social activist Arvind Prabhakar...
- Nayanars. Chokhamela, one of the
first Dalit poets in
India and
wrote many
Abhangas. Ghasidas,
notable saint of
Satnami sect. Namdev,
saint from
Varkari tradition...
-
collection of
abhangas from
various saints, is
dedicated to the god
Shiva of the
Trimbakeshwar Shiva Temple. A
hagiography to Sena
appears in the
abhangas of the...
-
Kanhopatra is
believed to have
composed many
abhangas, but most were not in
written form: only
thirty of her
abhangas or ovis
survive today. Twenty-three verses...
-
people into the
Varkari sect; Dnyaneshwar's
devotional compositions called Abhangas are
believed to have been
formulated during this period. On
their return...
- tailor,
wrote short Marathi devotional poems in
praise of
Vithoba called abhangas (literally 'unbroken'), and used the call-and-response
kirtan (literally...
- temple.
Varkari consider saint Muktai 'Adishakti', Goddess.
Varkaris sing
abhangas written by Muktai. They call
saint Muktabai -
Muktai means mother Muktabai...
- The
Haripath is a
collection of twenty-eight
abhangas (poems)
revealed to the thirteenth-century
Marathi Saint, Dnyaneshwar. It is
recited by Varkaris...
