Female Ascetics in Hinduism

Female Ascetics in HinduismProvides both a first hand look at and an insightful analysis of a little known worldthat of female ascetics in India. Female Ascetics in Hinduism provides a vivid account of the lives of women renouncers women who renounce the world to live ascetic spiritual lives in India. The author approaches the study of female asceticism by focusing on features of two dharmas, two religiously defined ways of life: that of woman as householder and that of the

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