Along Deep Lonely Alleys: Baul-Fakir-Dervish of Bengal
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Book Details
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Author: S. Chakravarti
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Binding: Hardcover
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Number of Pages: 390
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Release Date: 03-07-2017
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ISBN: 9789385285691
About the Book
Along Deep Lonely Alleys: Baul-Fakir-Dervish of Bengal takes the reader on a soulful journey into the mystic traditions of Bengal, exploring the fascinating lives of the Baul, Fakir, and Dervish communities. These spiritual wanderers, deeply rooted in the rural fabric of Bengal, have lived for centuries on the fringes of society, yet their influence on Bengali culture and music is profound and enduring.
Through this book, S. Chakravarti delves into the spiritual philosophy, rituals, and song traditions that have defined these mystic groups. Their unique understanding of life and their relationship with the divine are captured through intimate portraits and vivid descriptions of their lives and struggles.
The book not only explores their religious practices but also offers a glimpse into their transformative influence on literature, music, and the cultural landscape of Bengal. It takes the reader along the "deep lonely alleys" of Bengal's mysticism, weaving a tapestry of history, spirituality, and culture that remains relevant today.
About the Author
S. Chakravarti is a scholar and writer with a deep interest in the spiritual traditions of Bengal. His research and writings focus on the folk traditions, mysticism, and cultural history of the region. Through his work, he sheds light on the lesser-known yet powerful forces that shaped the cultural and spiritual fabric of Bengal.