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Caturakara, Śã. Ki.
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An edition of Nāmaamr̥tasañjīvanī (1999)

Nāmaamr̥tasañjīvanī

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Study of the significance of Nāmasaṅkīrtana (chanting of God's names) in Hinduism; includes texts also.

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Śaṅkara Caturakara
Language
Marathi
Pages
268

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Subjects
Hinduism, History and criticism, Gods, Hindu, Prayer-books and devotions, Name, Hindu Gods, Prayers and devotions, Hindu gods

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In Marathi; includes passages in Sanskrit.

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Daryāpūra, Ji. Amarāvatī

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BL1236.36 .C38 1999

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Pagination
38, 268 p. ;
Number of pages
268

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OL169042M
LCCN
99947328

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