Saint MeeraBai - Devotee Of Krishna | STORY OF MIRABAI
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MeeraBai - A Rajput Princess Turned To Saint | STORY OF MIRABAI
Much of what we know about Meerabai comes from her poetry. Her poetry expresses the longing and seeking of her soul for union with Sri Krishna. At times, she expresses the pain of separation and at other times the ecstasy of divine union. Her devotional poems were designed to be sung as bhajans, and many are still sung today. It is said in her death she miraculously disappeared by merging into an idol of Krishna.
Born in the early 15th century, Meerabai was a Krishna devotee of the highest order. She was unaffected by the criticism and suffering of the world. She was born a princess but gave up the pleasures of palace for begging on the streets of Vrindavan.
Meera Bai was a Rajput princess and the only child of Ratan Singh who was the younger brother to the ruler of Merta, one of the prosperous kingdoms of Rajasthan.
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MeeraBai - A Rajput Princess Turned To Saint | STORY OF MIRABAI
Much of what we know about Meerabai comes from her poetry. Her poetry expresses the longing and seeking of her soul for union with Sri Krishna. At times, she expresses the pain of separation and at other times the ecstasy of divine union. Her devotional poems were designed to be sung as bhajans, and many are still sung today. It is said in her death she miraculously disappeared by merging into an idol of Krishna.
Born in the early 15th century, Meerabai was a Krishna devotee of the highest order. She was unaffected by the criticism and suffering of the world. She was born a princess but gave up the pleasures of palace for begging on the streets of Vrindavan.
Meera Bai was a Rajput princess and the only child of Ratan Singh who was the younger brother to the ruler of Merta, one of the prosperous kingdoms of Rajasthan.
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