What is bhakti movement?
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Yogita Ingle 7 years, 2 months ago
During the thirteenth century a new wave of the Bhakti movement began in north India. This was an age when Islam, Brahmanical Hinduism, Sufism, various strands of Bhakti, and the Nathpanths, Siddhas and Yogis influenced one another. Ordinary people such as craftspersons, peasants, traders, etc. showed their interest in listening to these new saints. Kabir and Baba Gum Nanak did not approve orthodox religious.
1. Bhakti saints who preached equality of castes as far as the devotion to God was concerned appealed to the people of lower castes.
2.The Bhakti saints preached the path of devotion and discarded all rituals hence it appealed to the common man.
3.They tried to remove the evils of Hindu society and gave it a new vigor and vitality.
4.They chose the path of love and devotion.
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