Bhakti (भक्ति, bhakti) is the path of selfless, loving devotion and the only independent means to attain God. Unlike paths reliant on self-effort, Bhakti is attainable only by Grace. Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj teaches that when a Jīva surrenders their heart and mind to God and Guru, the impossible becomes possible. Explores how to cultivate a personal relationship with Radha Krishna, transforming daily life into a continuous stream of Divine Bliss (Premānanda).
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Ragatmika Bhakti (Devanagari: रागात्मिका भक्ति ISO15919: rāgātmikā bhakti ) is the spontaneous thirst of Shri Krishna-love in the hearts of the eternal associates of Shri Krishna. The natural love of the inhabitants of Braj is the example of Ragatmika Bhakti . It is found in Nand, Yashoda,
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Is Bhakti eternal or not? 🤔 Discover the shocking paradox of spiritual merit and what could make you lose it all! Click to reveal the truth.
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Divine Virtues automatically manifest in a devotee. Virtues like truthfulness, humility, non-violence, patience, compassion, benevolence, gratitude, satisfaction etc. are the attributes of a person of good character. Not only do people propagate these virtues but also strive to cultivate these characteristics within themselves. Even governments of communist countries, who do
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What happens after God Realization? Discover the life of a devotee in Golok, where the soul attains a divine body and participates in the ever-new pastimes of Shri Radha Krishna.
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Many skeptics often question the relevance of the various incomprehensible divine pastimes of Shri Krishna. Cheer Haran Leela or the pastime of Shri Krishna where He stole the clothes of the Gopis while they were taking a bath is one of those pastimes. Shri Krishna’s leelas or pastimes are
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Vyatireka (Devanagari: व्यतिरेक ISO15919: vyatirēka ) is the means without which the goal cannot be achieved. In other words, it is impossible to attain the goal without this method. Means the path is indispensable. Testing Karma In the previous article on Anvaya we had established that the aim