Giving charity is considered a noble act. We help someone in need, feel satisfied that we have done something good, and move on. But have we ever stopped to consider what happens after we give? Does every act of charity bring us closer to our ultimate goal, or could the
A Sadhak is a spiritual practitioner who follows the tattvagyan and practices prescribed by the Guru.
साल साल बीता जाये, गोविन्द राधे अब तो हठीलो मन, हरी में लगा दे ॥ sāla sāla bītā jāyē, gōvinda rādhē aba tō haṭhīlō mana, harī mēṁ lagā dē . December 31st is the last day of the year. Jan 1st is celebrated
How can we begin practising Karm Yog until remembering God while performing worldly duties becomes natural?
Does attachment help us fulfil our most important responsibilities, or can it interfere with doing what the situation actually requires?
How can we begin practising Karm Yog until remembering God while performing worldly duties becomes natural?
If outward actions cannot reveal attachment, how can we discover where a person's attachment actually lies?
If two people perform the same action with equal attention, can something fundamental about those actions still be different?
Can constant remembrance of God really continue while the mind and intellect are occupied with demanding worldly duties?
If Radha and Krishna appear in two Divine forms, what is Their true relationship, and how should the devotee meditate upon Them?
Why does devotion turn particularly toward Shri Krishna if Shri Ram and Shri Krishna are one and equally Divine?
If every Avatar is equally complete, what should guide a devotee in choosing a Divine form for meditation?