Bhog Yoni (भोग योनि)

Bhog Yoni refers to life forms in which the Jeev primarily experiences the results of actions performed in previous human lives.

Bhukti (भुक्ति)

Bhukti is the desire for material pleasures in this world or celestial worlds and is classified as tamasi, rajasi, or sattvik.

Brahmin (ब्राह्मण)

A Brahmin traditionally studies and teaches the Vedas and performs prescribed rituals, while the term also has a spiritual meaning.

Brahmajnani

brahmajnani (ब्रह्मज्ञानी | brahmajñānī) is a knower of the Impersonal aspect of God (Brahm). A brahmajnani is a soul who has realized the impersonal (nirākār) aspect of God — Brahm. This realization is not intellectual. It is direct experiential knowledge of the soul’s identity as distinct from

brahmalina | ब्रह्मलीन

brahmalina (ब्रह्मलीन | brahmalīna) signifies a spiritual achievement wherein an accomplished gyani attains the Impersonal aspect of God, Nirakar Brahm, while still residing in the human body. This means that from the precise moment the gyani attains realization of Nirakar Brahm until the time that the human body

Bhog (भोग)

Bhog means food lovingly offered to God or Guru, or the experience and enjoyment of the fruits of one's karma.

Braj Dham (ब्रज धाम)

The eternal divine abode in Golok where Shri Radha Krishna perform Their most intimate loving pastimes.

Bhagavan | भगवान्

Bhagavan (Devanagari: भगवान्; ISO 15919: bhagavān) means the Personal Form of God who has countless names, forms, attributes and associates. The performer of pastimes, possessing all fully manifested powers. पूर्णतम पुरुषोत्तम ब्रह्म का सरसतम स्वरूप जिस में सब

Banamala—Flower Garland

The Banmala (also known as Vanamala) is the distinctive, knee-length garland worn by Shri Krishna. It is made by stringing together five kinds of flowers and leaves: 1. leaves of holy basil (tulsi), 2. jasmine (kunda), 3. the coral tree flower (mandara), 4. lotus (kamala) and 5. parijata flowers.