Navadha Bhakti (नवधा भक्ति | navadhā bhakti) refers to the nine forms of devotion through which a devotee expresses love for God. * nava — nine * bhakti — devotion These nine forms are described in the Śrīmad Bhāgavatam and represent the principal ways devotion is practiced. The Nine Forms of Devotion 1. Shravanam
Nirakar Brahm (निराकार ब्रह्म , nirākāra brahma) is the formless and non-perceivable existence of God. This is the Divine light the emanates from the divine body of Shri Krishna. Further Reading and Reference * Alternate Spelling: Nirakars Brahma * Related Concepts: * aishvaryanand * Aspects of Brahm * Bhagavan Shri Krishna
There are places where sinners are sent to suffer terrifying recompense after death. These abodes are collectively referred to as narak (Devanagari: नरक ISO15919: naraka ). Narak is also the abode of Yamaraj , the god of death. This lok is located beneath the earth, in the southern part of the brahmand