The origins of Vīraśaiva sects : a typological analysis of ritual and associational patterns in the Śūnyasaṃpādane

R. Blake Michael

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Indian and Buddhist Studies South Asian Studies and Diaspora Cultural and Mythological Studies

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Origins of the Virasaiva sects is an exploration of Virasavism. Already, the activities of founder/reformer Basava are well known throughout India and world-wide. It explores a crucial text, the Sunyasampadane, from Virasaivism's third century development.

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