Ramakrsna's Samadhi Revisited
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- Catalogue identifier
- kali-import-2884483ecea592ef1307
- Alternate titles and import identifiers
- KALI-100B2-009
- Author or attribution
- Sil, Narasingha Prosad
- Record type
- Article
- Language
- English
- Date / edition
- 2016
- Source / repository
- The South Asianist 4(2), University of Edinburgh
- Access
- Open access
- Subjects
- 100-Source Research Supplement — Batch 2, November 2026; Ramakrishna; Dakshineswar; Mysticism
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Re-examines the ecstatic states of Ramakrishna, priest of the Kali temple at Dakshineswar.
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Title: Ramakrsna's Samadhi Revisited
Authors: Sil, Narasingha Prosad
Record type: Article
Language: English
Year: 2016
Source / Publisher: The South Asianist 4(2), University of Edinburgh
Full-text URL: http://www.southasianist.ed.ac.uk/article/view/1486
Subjects: Ramakrishna; Dakshineswar; Mysticism
Description: Re-examines the ecstatic states of Ramakrishna, priest of the Kali temple at Dakshineswar.
Access: Free full text
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Citation
Sil, Narasingha Prosad. Ramakrsna's Samadhi Revisited. The South Asianist 4(2), University of Edinburgh. 2016. http://www.southasianist.ed.ac.uk/article/view/1486
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