A comparative study of the writings of St Teresa of Avila and Mirabai on their understanding and experience of the path to union with God.
This study is a comparative exploration of the mystical spirituality of two 16th century women, Mirabai of Rajasthan and Teresa of Avila. However different their contexts, these two women shared many commonalities. They were born into well-educated families, and very early felt a calling to God and...
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10413/622 |
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