Tulsidas (Hindi तुलसीदास Tulsīdās, auch Tulasidas, Gosvāmī Tulsīdās, Tulasī Dāsa; * wahrscheinlich um 1532 oder um 1543, wahrscheinlich in Rajapur, Distrikt Banda in Uttar Pradesh; † 1623 in Assi Ghat, Varanasi) war ein indischer Dichter, Mystiker, Reformator, Heiliger und Philosoph.
Belegte, datierte Zitate von Tulsidas
Mother and father abandoned me at birth and the author of my life also did not write any worth or merit on the page of destiny.
The world knows that to quell the belly-fire, I ate crumbs and morsels given by men of caste, high-caste, low-caste or no cast.
What did I not do, where did I not go, to whom did I not bow.
[I] begged for crumbs and morsels door to door...Plodding and dawdling around lanes.
Mine is no caste or cult, what care I for one or the other...No one is of any use to me, nor am I of any use to anyone. Don’t have a son to need, someone’s daughter to wed.
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