Discuss how the Bhakti movement, along with various institutions, made substantial contributions to the development of devotional literature.
Introduction
Bhakti movement in India refers to religious movement which focused on love for God and use songs, poems and other form of Expression to praise god. It arose against the headstronged Brahminical materialism - isticistic form of worship.
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Main Body
Their ideas are against to Localling of Hardline Female (c) Sahi Child Infanticide. Bhakti movement shifts the religious idea of Brahminical universality to religion for all. (c) Lingyaat in Kannalega. Bhakti movement saints use pedition language for commencing Haas-fires per mans public exposition. Bhakti movement lead the foundation for liberal ideas of participation of Women in public life. Bhakti movement contribution to development of devotional literature. Bhakti movement saint used local language (c) Alyar C Neyjnar used Tamil language per their poems & devotional songs. Throughout medieval India and todays times Bhakti movement body transformative Social charge in Indian Society and made religion more just and egalitarian for all.
Conclusion
Throughout medieval India and todays times Bhakti movement body transformative Social charge in Indian Society and made religion more just and egalitarian for all.
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Diagram
Mind map showing 'Bhakti movement in India' at center with branches to: Gyanmales, Sikhh, Varakam sect, chastanya maharakshi, Lingayat & Vakaliqa Ariyar Naypar in since. Also notes: Bhakti movement protesting widespread social order, The ideas of Bhakti movement is that all human are equal in eyes of god, which give equal treatment per women & unfortunates
- Identifies key religious sects (Lingayat, Vaishnavism)
- Discusses equality concept
- Mentions women's participation
- Connects to social reform
Pankaj Soni
Salient aspects of Art Forms, Literature and Architecture from ancient to modern times
Bhakti Sufi
Bhakti movement and devotional literature
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