File:Portrait of a Divine Love.jpg
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English: Devadasis were known colloquially as Maharis of the Jagannath temple complex. The term Devadasi referred to the women who danced inside the temple. Devadasi, or mahari, means "those great women who can control natural human impulses, their five senses and can submit themselves completely to God (Vachaspati).
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| Author | TAPAS KUMAR HALDER |
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The Dance of Divine Love
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