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2945-6355 contemporary women‘s experiences with intimate ethnographic narratives, this book offers feminist insights into Jain, Buddhist, Hindu and Baul ascetic traditions.978-1-137-10485-4Series ISSN 2945-6355 Series E-ISSN 2945-6363

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The True River Ganges: Tara’s Begging Practicese received a . mantra, her sari, blouse, and underskirt had all been red. The color varied from pink and crimson to bright brown and saffron and, like other Bauls, Tara wore these shades in combination.

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Passionate Renouncers: Hindu Nationalist Renouncers and the Politics of Hindutvauman beings. These ideas deviate from the construction of renunciation in classical Hinduism, which suggests that a true renouncer is one who lives in the forest, distant from worldly passions and involvements.

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Living Practical Dharma: A Tribute to Chomo Khandru and the Bonpo Women of Lubra Village, Mustang, N traveled to the ethnically Tibetan area of the Nepal Himalayas known as Mustang to conduct research on the lives of .—female religious practitioners of the Tibetan Buddhist and Bon traditions who live independently in villages, without the support of an institutional monastic setting.. Chomo Khandr

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The True River Ganges: Tara’s Begging Practiceso me the times when she had spoken of the traits of this specific color. Red was the color her guru had given her when she became initiated as a Vaishnava Baul. It reflected the power of menstrual blood containing female procreative seed, esteemed by Tara and her kin for its beneficent properties. O

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