It is the undisputed perspective of the Vedas and all other scriptures that the only goal, of every soul, is to attain selfless divine love-bliss of Shri Radha - Krishna. And the only way to achieve it is devotion (bhakti). That bhakti can be done in three way Arop Siddha
Discover how Shri Krishna tested the Gopis’ pure love before granting the ultimate bliss of Maharaas, the supreme Divine pastime of selfless devotion.
Discover why Chaitanya Mahaprabhu called Kirtan the supreme devotion. Learn the benefits of solo and group chanting. The 3 Vedic methods: Vyas, Narad, and Hanuman.
Does Hinduism suppress women? Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj explains why being born a woman is a spiritual blessing and how Vedic Dharma elevates women.
Why do the Vedas call seekers of Svarga "utter fools"? Discover why temporary heaven fails and why eternal service to the Supreme Lord is the ultimate aim.
Explore the divine origin of humanity from Shri Krishna. Understand the true meaning of the Varna system, the myth of caste hierarchy, and the path to humility. (160 characters)
Can God be found in a stone statue? Discover how "murtis" act as spiritual anchors and how your intention can turn a material object into a divine experience.
Explore why Vedic miracles like fetal transplants and superhuman longevity seem impossible today and how spiritual evolution across the Yugas explains these feats.
Does Accidental Chanting Lead to God? The Srimad Bhagavatam narrates the famous story of Ajamil. Using portions of this story, many proponents of the path of devotion propagate the message that "it is sufficient to merely chant the name of God to attain His abode; having faith or mental
Why is selflessness the condition for Bhakti? Discover why asking God for material things yields the "short end of the stick" and how selfless love enslaves the Divine.
Is God selfish for demanding worship? Learn why His call to surrender is not ego, but a merciful invitation to the only true source of bliss in a dry world.
Is God one or many? Discover why Ram, Krishna, and Vishnu are all called Bhagavan. Learn about the 3 aspects of Truth: Brahma, Paramātmā, and Bhagavān.