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By Anonymous - October 27, 2008

The strong current of anti-ritualism as expressed in the Mundaka Upanisad has reverberated throughout Hinduism, penetrating the thoughts and attitudes of the later Sant poets regarding the nature of bhakti, proper devotion. While the Mundaka and the body of writing of the Sants emanate from different contexts and offer different suggestions on…

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