Definition of Vachanas. Meaning of Vachanas. Synonyms of Vachanas

- collection of Vachanas, there was no single place where all Vachanas could be obtained. The credit for restoring the Vachana literature goes to Vachana Pitamaha...
- prominent member of the Lin****atism founded in the 12th century. Her 430 vachanas (a form of spontaneous mystical poems), and the two short writings called...
- places. Siddarama wrote vachanas with the name "Kapilasidda Mallikarjuna". There are 1,679 vachanas of his. In addition to vachanas, Siddarama wrote Sthotra...
- Ramanujan 1973, p. 149 Allama was devoted to the worship of Shiva. He used his vachanas to spread Lin****athism, which is monotheistic and nondualistic, and has...
- his Vachanas he says Arive Guru, which means one's own awareness is his/her teacher. Many contemporary Vachanakaras (people who have scripted Vachanas) have...
- devotional vachanas (prose) in praise of Varaha Narasimha of Simhachalam. Written in churnika style, they are known as Simhagiri Vachanas and Simhagiri...
- societal norms of the time. Its philosophical tenets are encapsulated in Vachanas, a form of devotional poetry. The tradition also emphasizes Kayaka (work)...
- closeness to God through pithy poems called Vachanas. Nearly three hundred contemporary Vachanakaras (Vachana poets) including thirty women poets have been...
- form of Kannada literature-poetry called the Vachanas was also born during this time. The writers of Vachanas were called Vachanakaras (poets). Many other...
- Others Scriptures and texts Vedas Agama-Tantras Shivasutras Tirumurai Vachanas Svetasvatara Philosophy Three Components Pati Pashu Pasam Three bondages...