Muktabai

Muktabai was a revered spiritual poet and disciple of the 13th-century Indian saint Guru Dnyaneshwar. She is celebrated for her devotional compositions known as abhangas, which express deep love for God and spiritual devotion. Muktabai's writings highlight themes of humility, faith, and the pursuit of spiritual knowledge, inspiring followers in the Bhakti tradition. As a prominent female figure in Indian spiritual history, she symbolizes dedication and the transformative power of devotion, contributing significantly to the Bhakti movement that emphasized personal, loving worship of the divine.