Saraswati 1975, Dubey 2001, and Eck 2012 have contextualized this interpretation in the idea of India as a ‘sacred geography’ formed by a network of places, which are repeated and replicated in relation to each other throughout the country.
Saraswati 1975, Dubey 2001, y Eck 2012 han contextualizado esta interpretación en la idea de India como una ‘geografía sagrada’ conformada por una red de lugares que se repiten y replican en relación a otros a través del país.