श्रीमंतशंकरदेवविरचितं - कीर्तनम महेश्वर हजरिका
By: हजरिका, महेश्वर [लेखक ].
Publisher: गुवाहाटी, असम: विवेकानन्द केन्द्र संस्कृति संस्थान, 2015Description: xxxii, 359p.ISBN: 97893830790349.Subject(s): श्रीमंत शंकरदेव (1449-1568) -- कृतियाँ -- धार्मिक कविता -- असम (भारत) | वैष्णव धर्म -- भजन और भक्तिगीत -- भक्ति साहित्य -- असम (भारत) | भक्ति आंदोलन -- ऐतिहासिक अध्ययन -- धार्मिक और सांस्कृतिक पहलू -- असम (भारत) | कीर्तन -- ग्रंथ -- भक्तिगीत -- असम (भारत) | असमिया साहित्य -- धार्मिक कृतियाँ -- वैष्णव परंपराएँ -- असम (भारत)DDC classification: 294.5440954 Summary: India's Bhakti movement witnessed a socio- cultural renaissance brought in by a galaxy of great Sages. Mahapurusha Srimanta Sankaradeva [1449-1568] was its fountainhead in what we now know as Northeast India. He was a sage, preacher, poet, composer, playwright, artist, philosopher and reformer whose work has impacted the socio-economic, religious, educational, cultural and spiritual sphere of Assam; in fact it has impacted the history of India per se. Kirttan Ghosa or Kirttan Puthi or simply Kirttan is the ultimate expression of His literary genius. In this masterpiece, Gurujana [as Srimanta Sanakaradeva is reverently addressed] brings home the teachings of the Bhagavata with its Vedantic overtone. He emphasizes the ennobling qualities of bhakti and naamdharma; the nine forms of bhakti - shravan, keertan, archan, bandan, smaran, padasewan, dasya, sakhitwa and deharpan - especially relevant because of the complex lifestyle in Kaliyuga.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| 294.540954 DAL-N Nationalization of Hindu traditions: Bharatendu Harischandra and nineteenth-century Banaras | 294.54095487 RAO-; Living traditions in contemporary contexts: the Madhva Matha of Udupi | 294.5436 HIN- Hinduism, Yoga and Indian Culture: | 294.5440954 HAJ-S श्रीमंतशंकरदेवविरचितं - कीर्तनम | 294.5447 POP- Popular religion and ascetic practices: new studies on mahima dharma | 294.5447082 DEN-F Female ascetics in Hinduism | 294.551 NAA- Namghar : |
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India's Bhakti movement witnessed a socio- cultural renaissance brought in by a galaxy of great Sages. Mahapurusha Srimanta Sankaradeva [1449-1568] was its fountainhead in what we now know as Northeast India. He was a sage, preacher, poet, composer, playwright, artist, philosopher and reformer whose work has impacted the socio-economic, religious, educational, cultural and spiritual sphere of Assam; in fact it has impacted the history of India per se. Kirttan Ghosa or Kirttan Puthi or simply Kirttan is the ultimate expression of His literary genius.
In this masterpiece, Gurujana [as Srimanta Sanakaradeva is reverently addressed] brings home the teachings of the Bhagavata with its Vedantic overtone. He emphasizes the ennobling qualities of bhakti and naamdharma; the nine forms of bhakti - shravan, keertan, archan, bandan, smaran, padasewan, dasya, sakhitwa and deharpan - especially relevant because of the complex lifestyle in Kaliyuga.
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