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With reference to Chaitanya, consider the following statements.
1. He popularised the Shakti cult in Medieval India.
2. He was against renunciation and asceticism as a path of spiritual liberation.
3. He believed that through song and dance done with love and devotion, one can feel the presence of God.
1, 2 only
3 only
1 only
2, 3 only
He was a well-known saint and reformer of Bengal who popularised the Krishna cult. He renounced the material world, became an ascetic and wandered all over the country preaching his ideas. He proclaimed the universal brotherhood of man and condemned all distinction based on religion and caste. He emphasised love and peace and showed great sympathy to the sufferings of other people, especially that of the poor and the weak. He believed that through love and devotion, song and dance, a devotee can feel the presence of God. He accepted disciples from all classes and castes and his teachings are widely followed in Bengal even today
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