Akshay Tritiya is celebrated on the third day of the waxing moon in the month of Chaitra. Also known as “Akha Teej,” it is traditionally observed as the appearance day of Lord Parashurama, the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The word Akshaya means “that which never diminishes.” This day is
Rang Ekadashi is celebrated on the 11th day of the waxing moon in the month of Phalgun. From this day onwards, Shri Krishna begins playing Holi with colored water, marking the beginning of a period filled with divine joy and celebration. This festival is not merely about colors. It represents
Karmayog Sadhana—Living Bhakti in Action. Learn how to preserve remembrance throughout the day using structured recollection, aligned intention, and detachment from results—without abandoning responsibilities.
Everyone being seeks happiness. Discover why this universal drive reveals something deeper about our true nature and ultimate goal.
Sadhana Bhakti is the deliberate practice of attaching the mind to God through repeated remembrance, until devotion becomes steady and natural.
A step-by-step daily practice: fix a time, set intention, remember the divine form, reflect on qualities, return the mind gently, and persist daily.
Discipline transforms only with the right inner attitude: humility, dependence on grace, sincerity over performance, and patience with the mind.
If infinite bliss exists but our limited mind cannot reach it alone, guidance becomes intelligence—not dependence. This is the turning point of the search.
Material pleasure fades, diminishes, and ends—yet our desire for happiness does not. Why is there such a mismatch between what we seek and what the world provides?
The Question That Arises Once a true Saint is recognized, a natural question follows: Which path should be followed to attain God? The scriptures describe multiple approaches. But they are not all equal. To understand this clearly, we must first understand what “action” really means. Understanding Action All actions fall
A structured one-hour routine: prayer, ārati, guru reverence, rūpadhyān with kīrtan, and bhog—designed to deepen steady devotion.
The Next Question The path of action has its limitation. Even when action is refined, it must be joined with Bhakti to become liberating. So another question naturally arises: What about knowledge (Gyan)? The scriptures praise it highly. But can knowledge alone lead to God? What Is Gyan? Knowledge is
This is the story of a 10 year old boy who lived 200 years ago in the land of Braj. His master, Nandkisor Das Goswamipad, used to run a Gurukul-Ashram in Barsana. He used to live in the ashram and tend to his master’s cows. He was a very
Once there was a beggar. He used to beg all day on the streets near the king’s palace. Still, he did not manage to get enough to feed his family. One day as he was sitting on the side of road to beg for alms, he heard the king’
500 years back, the king of Jaipur desired to meet a saint. One of his ministers told him about saint Haridas, the most revered saint on earth at that time. The king decided to go and pay his respects to Him. The king wanted to take a very special gift
During his descension in the human form in Treta Yug, Bhagwan Shree Ram performed several leelas. In one such leela Bhagwan Shree Ram is acting grief stricken since his virtuous wife Sita is missing. In despair, He is asking everyone including the animals of the forest, birds, plants, trees and
This is a leela narration from the great epic Mahabharat, wherein the Supreme Lord performs seemingly understandable actions to protect His devotees. Enjoy! It was the last day of the great battle of Mahabharata. All Kauravas except Duryodhana had been killed. In the face of death, Duryodhana approached his friend
Before the beginning of the battle of Mahabharat, Lord Krishna took a vow that he will not lift a weapon during the battle. This vow was well known to everyone. Bhishma Pitamah was the commander in chief of the Kaurava army and was a God-realized saint. He also knew about
One day a man was going to market with his son and his donkey. They met a couple on the way. "Why walk when you have a donkey to ride?" called out the husband, "seat the boy on the donkey." "I would like that,"
One day Baby Krishna was playing with Baby Radha. As usual Shri Krishna was defeated. Yet He was not ready to pay the wager of the game. Instead He tried to flee. Shri Radha caught Him by the arm and commented, "Where are You running away. Pay the wager&
Suffering Exists—But So Does God. Here’s Proof. A man went to a barber shop to get a haircut. As the barber began to cut his hair, the two engaged in a social conversation. They spoke on several topics and discussed various subjects. Eventually they embarked on the subject
Once the disciples of Guru Dronacharya asked him, "How is that Yudhishtra is recognized as an embodiment of virtues and Duryodhana as a wicked man?" Guru Ji did not give any answer. Instead He called out Duryodhana and said, "O Duryodhana, go and seek a virtuous man&
Sage Uddalaka ran a ashram where he taught teaching Vedic knowledge. Kahoda was one of his best disciples. Uddalaka was so pleased with him that he got his daughter Sujata married to him. In due course Sujata conceived a child and wanted to instill the Vedic knowledge in her child
It’s a matter of great pride for us that the Fifth Original Jagadguru, Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj is our beloved Master, whose divine knowledge is illuminating the whole world with its radiance. What is Jagadguru? The word Jagad means the entire world, which is ever dynamic. Guru means one