And the bhakti movement provided an alternate path, a path of devotion. Through devotion, through a deity, one can achieve that moksha. So some people would consider it a reform movement. Some people would say it was always there. Some historians think that it might have even been in reaction to Muslim influence where there was this devotion or this surrender to a notion of God. Some historians think that it co-developed with Sufi Islam, which is all about devotional love for God. But needless to say, as we go through the Indian Middle Ages, the bhakti movement gains more and more momentum and is really the defining movement for Hinduism today.