Swami Haridas (c. 1478–1573) was a renowned 15th-16th century saint, mystic poet, and classical musician based in Vrindavan, India, celebrated as the guru of Tansen and the founder of the Haridasi school of mysticism. He is considered an incarnation of Lalita Sakhi and dedicated his life to composing Dhrupad music for Radha-Krishna, establishing the Bankey Bihari Temple.
