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	1.	No cover image available No cover image available Baba Lal (Fl-1625). Founder of asect derived from Kabir and centered near patiala [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(25b) 260(25b). Add to cart (remove)

	2.	No cover image available No cover image available Ganapati or Ganapatya Worshippers only a Ganes'a [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 (40a). Add to cart (remove)

	3.	No cover image available No cover image available Jangamas, members of the highest of the four orders of the Lingayat or Virasaiva Sect of Mysore to whom wear the Linga and Yoni Symbol of Shiva in there turbans and carry a bell [slides] British Library by British Library Series: Persian Manucripts 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 (359. Add to cart (remove)

	4.	No cover image available No cover image available Kanculiyas, members of a Sakta Seel in which the Women have to deposit their kanculis (bodies) with the priest At the close of the usual rites, the male worshippers has to take a garment from the box and claim the owner as his partner [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 (389). Add to cart (remove)

	5.	No cover image available No cover image available Kanphata yogi followers of Goraknath (fl. 1200). Centered on Gorakpur, U.P. a class of Saiva mendicants distinguished by wearing large earrings and also Shiva's lingo (here called nad) attached to their necks by a string, and who carry a fan of peacock feathers [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 (35b) 260 (35b). Add to cart (remove)

	6.	No cover image available No cover image available Karalingi a naked Saiva ascetic who wears a metal chain (kadu) on his sexul organ (linga) as a symbol of triumph over sensual desires [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 (31b). Add to cart (remove)

	7.	No cover image available No cover image available Kashmiri Sadhu a Saiva ascetic [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 (52b). Add to cart (remove)

	8.	No cover image available No cover image available Prannathi or Dham, Follower of Pannath who tried to reconcile Islam and Hindusim early in the eighteenth century at panna, Bundelkhand. Before him are seated a Hindu and a muslim with a paper on the ground reading, Sri Ram Ramji ji Ram' and an indecipherable quotation in the Arabic Script [Slides]. .British Library by .British Library Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British Library Publication details: .London .BritishLibrary Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1)Call number: BL-PMC 260(469). Add to cart (remove)

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