- Chaitanya, the
Panchasakhas believed in
Gyana Mishra Bhakti Marga,
similar to the
Buddhist philosophy of
Charya literature. The
Panchasakhas were significant...
- of the
Panchasakhas was that as a
bhakta they
would be faithful, humble, learned, selfless, active,
benevolent and affectionate. The
Panchasakhas were against...
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certain texts of Vaishnavism,
particularly in Odiya, such as the
poetic Panchasakhas. It
explains the
Nirguna Brahman idea of Vedanta, that is the eternal...
-
Balarama Dasa and
Achyutananda Dasa) in Odia literature,
known as the
Panchasakha ("five friends"). Dasa was born in
Kapileswarpur Sasana (one of the 16...
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writes the
Mahabharata and
Bilanka Ramayana.
Towards the 15th century,
Panchasakha 'five seer poets'
namely Balarama Dasa,
Jagannatha Dasa, Achyutananda...
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Jagannatha Dasa,
Achyutananada Dasa,
Ananta Dasa and
Jasobanta Dasa. The
Panchasakhas are very much
Vaishnavas by thought. In 1509, Chaitanya, an Odia devotee...
-
certain texts of Vaishnavism,
particularly in Odiya, such as the
poetic Panchasakhas. It
explains the
Nirguna Brahman idea of Vedanta, that is the eternal...
- 243–259. Patnaik, Debi
Prasanna (1955). "Concept of
Radhakrishna in the
Panchasakha Literature".
Proceedings of
Indian Oriental Conference. 18: 406–411....
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considering the
evolution of
language from
middle Odia of
Sarala and
Panchasakhas Yuga to
modern Odia.
Towards the late 17th and
early 18th century, with...
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years ago in the
ancient Oriya language by
Saint Achyutananda Das and
Panchasakha in the
sacred land of Odisha.
Bhavishya Maalika is an
ancient text that...
