The Samarth sect is a spiritual movement within the broader context of Indian philosophy, primarily associated with the teachings of Samarth Ramdas, a 17th-century saint and poet. This sect emphasizes devotion to Lord Rama and promotes the practice of bhakti, or devotional worship, as a means to attain spiritual enlightenment. Members of the Samarth sect often engage in community service and uphold values of righteousness and moral integrity. The sect has a significant following in the state of Maharashtra, where it has influenced various cultural and religious practices, fostering a sense of unity among its adherents.