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Vari is a community walkway starting from various villages in Maharashtra and ending in Pandharpur . [1] Varari is a religious and cultural tradition in Maharashtra . [3] [4] the chance for the devotees and Kartik month of pure Ekadasi was both times. Keeping the footstep of Saint Tukaram Maharaj from Paddi of Saint Dnyaneshwar from Alandi and keeping the footstool of Saint Tukaram Maharaj from Dehu, he was led by Panditji Rath to Pandharpur. [5] Saint Dnyaneshwar , Saint Eknath and Saint Tukaram are the important saints of the Warkari community. [6]There is no big difference between the Warkari sect. It is also the price that gets the name of pooja. Ekadashi is the holy day nityanemane and go to Pandharpur Wari Yes. Warkari, who makes regular walks Warkari's religion is called Warakari Dharma . Warkari religion is called Bhagwat Dharma . Bhagwat has a notion that the Wadaris do not leave the Pandari's smell, Chandrabhagasanan, and the philosophy of Vitoba.
The tradition of Pandheri Vrisht that is traced is very old. It is mentioned in the thirteenth century that there is a tradition of this tradition. Santasrestha jnanadevam of the house of the Pandharpur Wari Wari tradition hotityance father was mentioned adhalatojnanadevanni Bhagwat Dharma banner being joined together by the shoulder ceremony jatipatim all of society. This comprehensive pattern continued to be followed by tradition like Eknath Maharaj, Tukaram Maharaj, Mallappa Vasakar etc. Traditionally, there was tradition of Saint Tukaram Maharaj's family. [8] Saint literature scholar Dr. Sadanand MoreIt is said that "Pandharpur Vari is the main code of the Warkari sect." This is known as Vandari, which is a pre-existing practice, but it is due to the name of the warrior, which clearly indicates the social and social well-being of the sect. [7] Due to the fame of the goddess, this sect has become popular in Maharashtra by influencing public opinion; But the devotee Pundalikak becomes the pioneer of the Sampradaya. History begins from the devotee Pundalika to this sect. This history can be divided into later periods-
