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	1.	No cover image available No cover image available Aghori, a member of Sakta Sect which originally practised human sacrifice. He is depicted naked except for a garland of skulls and carrying a bowl full of excrement which it was the practice to throw at those refusing alms. He threatened by dogs British Library by British Library Series: Persian manuscripts collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: 260(38b). Add to cart (remove)

	2.	No cover image available No cover image available Badupanthi, member of Ramaite sect founded by Babu (1544-1603). Said to be the fifth in descent from Kabir they were distinctive caps with a flap at the back and flowing robes [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(45b). Add to cart (remove)

	3.	No cover image available No cover image available Benava a sect of Muslim Fakirs [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(51b). Add to cart (remove)

	4.	No cover image available No cover image available Carandas (1703-82). His followers seem to be both lay and medicants. A reformed Vaisnava seet based on Kabir's teachings [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(319). Add to cart (remove)

	5.	No cover image available No cover image available Digambara, a member of the most ancient jain sect whose ascetics go naked (above right). Svetambara, the principal Jain sect whose ascetics wore white clothing (below left), Dhundiya, a seeker, A Jain medicant ascetic wearing a mask to protect microscopic like, belonging to the sthanakavasi (below right). Sravaka, a lay Support of the Jain Monks [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(48b). Add to cart (remove)

	6.	No cover image available No cover image available Govindsimhi, accrding to Mathuranath the fifth class. Followers of Guru Govind Sing, tenth Sikh Gur (1708) [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(44b). Add to cart (remove)

	7.	No cover image available No cover image available Gudara, member of a Saiva sect (who, like the Kanphata yogis were heavy earrings) Carrying wood was burned at the houses of almsgivers [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC Add 24035 (35a) 260(329). Add to cart (remove)

	8.	No cover image available No cover image available Jalali (ya) i.e. a member of a sect of fakirs who claim sayyid jalal Bukhari as the founder [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(50b). Add to cart (remove)

	9.	No cover image available No cover image available Madariya, a member of a sect of Muslim(?) fakirs who claim to have been founded by Badial-Din Shah Madar (who come to India in the reigin of Sultan Ibrahim Sharki) whose tomb is at Makanpur. Member of this sect sat on fire and put chains on their necks. [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(50a) K-124299. Add to cart (remove)

	10.	No cover image available No cover image available Naga, member of an ascetic Sikh order who wander naked According to Mathuranath the seventh order of sikhs [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(45a) K-124295. Add to cart (remove)

	11.	No cover image available No cover image available Nanak Sah i.e. Guru Nanak (1469-1539) Funder of the Sikh religion accompanied by his disciple Mardana who is playing a tambur [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(41b) K-124289. Add to cart (remove)

	12.	No cover image available No cover image available Nimbark (Nimmavati or Nimadity a) thirteenth Century Telgu Brahmat founder of a sect of devotees of Krsna [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC Add 24035(23b) 260(23b) K-124270. Add to cart (remove)

	13.	No cover image available No cover image available Nirmalas, ascetics, organised by Bir Singh (C.1690) the sixth class according to Mathuranath [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(44b). Add to cart (remove)

	14.	No cover image available No cover image available Paramahamsa, member of the highest order of Sannyasis who wanders naked impervious to physical investigation of Brahma the paramahansa are usually clossed as saivas [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC Add 24035 (33b) 260(33b). Add to cart (remove)

	15.	No cover image available No cover image available Ramrai the third class of Sikhs (according to Mathurnath) centered on Dehra Dun and founded by Ram Rai C.1656 [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(42b). Add to cart (remove)

	16.	No cover image available No cover image available Sukhara, a `Saiva mendicant sect who carry a stick three spans long [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(32b). Add to cart (remove)

	17.	No cover image available No cover image available Sunnyasi Dandi, a Saiva ascetic who possesses only a staff (danda) and a water-pot [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(31a). Add to cart (remove)

	18.	No cover image available No cover image available Suryamatic or Saurapatya who worship only Surya and who were Crystal necklaces [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(39b). Add to cart (remove)

	19.	No cover image available No cover image available Tridandi Sannyasi (i, e Srivaisnava ascetics who carry a triple staff Followers of Ramanuja [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC Add 24035(24a) 260(24a). Add to cart (remove)

	20.	No cover image available No cover image available Udasi (according to the author of the Ms.Mathuranath) above first of seven orders of Nanak-Sahis, founded by Sri Cahnd, Nanak's son (1358) (below) [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(42a). Add to cart (remove)

	21.	No cover image available No cover image available Uraddhahabahu, Solitary medicants seated on tiger skin [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC Add 24035(33a) 260(33a). Add to cart (remove)

	22.	No cover image available No cover image available Vami, a tantrika or a member of a Sect worshipping Devi the goddess as the Supreme Principle of the Universe. Here pictured with a woman, his Sakti necessary, for the performance of Tantric rites [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: London British Library Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(37b). Add to cart (remove)

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