XXVIIIJOURNAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LETTER S-.2thinersitp of Jutcutta Journal of the Department of Letters Vol. [...] 11 The author of the Bhakti-rasayana has dealt with the problem of Bhakti from a purely philosophical point of view. [...] Bhakti is thus a continual and undisturbed flow of the mind—a sacred current always running to the 'Ocean of Joy.' The Bhagavata hasANALYSIS OF BHAKTI 5 compared the never-failing flow of B/w/di with the currents of the Ganges. [...] The most authoritative works on the subject of Bhakti are the Gita and the Bhagavata. [...] 11( the worshippers of IA( Bhakti is one of the three paths na: the surest path that leads to the final liberation of tin soul.
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- 420
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- SARF Document ID
- sarf.120022
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Frontmatter
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i-v | unknown | view |
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Analysis of Bhakti
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1-13 | Prabhatchandra Chakravarti | view |
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Dohakosa with Notes and Translations
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i-180 | Prabodh Bagchi | view |
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Buddhist Conception of Dharma
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1-19 | Bimala Law | view |
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Mountains and Rivers of India (From Epic and Pauranic Sources)
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1-31 | Bimalachurn Law | view |
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Brahman and the World
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1-100 | Ashokanath Bhattacharya | view |
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Kinship and Social Organisation of the Purum Kukis of Manipur
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1-14 | Tarakchandra Das | view |
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Some Friends of John Keats
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1-32 | Jayantakumar Dasgupta | view |
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Jayadeva the Poet and Mystic
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1-17 | Makhanlal Mukherji | view |
