Bhakti Siddhant Glossary
achara | अचर
Same as jad.
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Bhakti Siddhant Glossary
chara | चर
Same as chetan.
Bhakti Siddhant Glossary
Jad | जड़
Jad (Devanagari: जड़; ISO 15919: jaṛa) generally signifies "inert," "insentient," or "immobile." The term is used in three primary contexts: * Jad Jiva: Refers to immobile living beings (e.g., plants and trees). Although they possess life, they lack the ability to move voluntarily. * Inert
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What We Teach?
There is only one God, who is known by various names such as God, Brahma, Ishwar, Bhagwan, Khuda, Allah, Ahurmazda and so on. God is the supreme divine entity who is almighty, omniscient, omnipresent, all-pervading and an unfathomable ocean of bliss. * All the living beings are inseparable and eternal parts
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Lord Shiv Plays Holi with Shri Krishna
Once Lord Shiva, who is the greatest devotee of Shri Krishna, was eager to play Holi with His beloved Shri Krishna and arrived in Vrindaban dressed as an ascetic. At the same time, the gopis were getting ready to play Holi with their beloved Shyam Sundar. Seeing an ascetic, the
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Do Bhakti - Now, Not Later!
Ravan was the villain in the story of Ramayan. While Lord Ram was in exile for 14 years, Ravana abducted Mother Sita, wife of Lord Ram and kept her in Lanka for over a decade. Then Lord Ram killed Ravan and rescued Mother Sita. This is the story of what
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Bhakti: The Root of All Goodness
This is a true incident from the life of Mother Teresa. Mother Teresa used to identify financially well-to-do individuals and asked them for donations to help those in need. One day she knocked on the door of a rich businessman, who was not a believer in sharing his wealth with
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Are We Thankful for the Nose or Just the Nose-Ring?
Once Kabir Das was walking in a narrow alley, engrossed in thoughts of the Lord. A small group of women were excitedly chatting and walking ahead of him. Kabir Das overheard their conversation. In those days in India arranged marriage was prevalent. Kabir Das learned that one of those girls
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Honor Every Deity, And Devote Yourself to One
Rishi Upamanyu is well known and widely acclaimed for his Guru-Bhakti. As a child Upmanyu used to live in a forest with his mother. As they were quite poor his mother could not afford milk for her son. Once he visited his uncle, who offered cow-milk to Upmanyu. He liked
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The Supreme Serves His Devotees?
Saint Tukaram Maharaj was an ardent devotee of Shri Krishna. Tukarma used to His Lord as Panduranga and was always engrossed in chanting Pandurang’s name. At one time, saint Tukaram, had invited two priests to his home to conduct a religious ceremony on the occasion of the death anniversary
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God Is Controlled By Love
Once there was a saint in Barsana, who used to love and adore Shri Radha Rani. He would visit the temple of Shri Ji, on top of the Barsana Hill every-day and spend hours singing Her glories. He had great faith in the graciousness of Shri Radha. One day as
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Who Am I? A Boy’s Quest for the Ultimate Truth
There once lived a little boy named Nachiketa. He was the son of Rishi Vājashravasa. Once Rishi Vājashravasa organized a yagya (offering fire sacrifices) to please the Gods and gain heaven. It was a custom in those days to donate cows to Brahmins at the end of the yagna. Rishi