Guru Ravidas
 Ravidas was a contemporary of Kabir in the fifteenth century, and was also from Banares. Ravidas criticized the ritualistic forms of worship practised in both Hinduism and Islam. He stressed the transience of life and the imminence of death, and the importance of true devotion to God by listening to the Name or Sound within, under the guidance of a Master. His poems are marked by bold, down to earth language and are infused with his true humility, love for God, and the pain of separation that he experienced. Over 25 poems that are included in this volume cover the basic mystic principles of Sant Mat, such as the necessity of a living Master, devotion to the Name, vegetarianism, and the law of karma. Author: Dr. Kashi Nath UpadhyayaCategory: Mystic Tradition Format: Hardcover, 236 Pages Edition: 4th. 2009 ISBN: 978-81-8256-824-2 RSSB: EN-008-0 Order this book online: For sale in countries outside of India For sale only within India Download (161MB) | YouTube |
- Prefaces
- Life of Guru Ravidas
- Message of Guru Ravidas
- The Human Form
- The Lord Is within Us
- Necessity of a Living Master
- Importance of Satsang
- Devotion to the Name
- True Love
- The Mind
- Karma
- Vegetarianism
- Condemnation of Rituals
- Dates of Guru Ravidas's Birth and Death
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