Why Is Loving Remembrance of God Essential?
How can a material mind lovingly remember a Divine God it has never seen—and how can that remembrance lead to Him?
How can a material mind lovingly remember a Divine God it has never seen—and how can that remembrance lead to Him?
Can the heart belong wholly to Shyam Sundar while it still depends upon other sources of happiness and security?
How can we love the Almighty intimately when awareness of His majesty itself creates distance?
When devotion and religious duty pull in different directions, which should take priority?
Does selfless devotion mean having no desires at all, or does it change whose happiness the devotee desires?
If Divine Bhakti cannot be produced by spiritual practice, what can a seeker actually do to attain it?
Since childhood we have heard of many spiritual paths—karma, gyan, and bhakti. But an important question arises: are these paths truly meant for everyone? Or are they reserved only for select souls—like scholars, ascetics, or Brahmins? If God is really the eternal Father of all beings, His path
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 why Chaitanya Mahaprabhu called Kirtan the supreme devotion. Learn the benefits of solo and group chanting. The 3 Vedic methods: Vyas, Narad, and Hanuman.
Maharaas is the ultimate dance of divine love. Discover why this bliss is reserved for those with Samartha Rati and how human beings can attain this state.
Though all jeev are eternal servants of God, He has given us permission to serve Him with any of the following devotional sentiments. These sentiments are called bhav (Devanagari: भाव ISO15919: bhāva ). Also, He promised to reciprocate every bhav in intensity and sentiment. 1. Shant Bhav 2. Dasya Bhav
God has an intimate divine power called Svarupa Shakti . As soon as the seeker starts sadhana bhakti , by the grace of Guru , Svarupa Shakti enters the seeker’s mind and starts cleansing it of all material desires. At the zenith of bhav bhakti , mind is cleansed of all material desires