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How Does True Jnana and Bhakti Dawn? India, known as Bharat, is a land filled with mahatmas who dwell in the Supreme bliss. The term bhArat is derived from the word ‘bhArata:’. In Sanskrit, bhArata: means bhA rUpe brahmaNi ratA: …
(This article is highlights from North America-wide Gopa Kuteeram Teachers’ Reflections & Celebration meeting with Sri Ramanujamji. ) Pranams to our beloved Sri Swamiji for giving us this wonderful opportunity to expand ourselves. Being a teacher is a blessing! Teaching …
Sri Swamiji, in a recent discourse, beautifully explained what it means to see God, how Mahatmas saw God, and clearly delineated the pre-requisites, steps and process by which even we can see God. Read the below excerpt from his discourse …
A festival is always a delightful event. Navaratri celebrations are always energetic, lively, and beautiful. This festival is celebrated on a grand scale for a period of ten days and nine nights. Hence the festival is called Navaratri. Navaratri falls …
Ashadha Ekadashi Pandharpur Wari – A Pilgrimage of Devotion and Joy Ashadhi Ekadashi, which typically falls in the month of July, is very auspicious and special for the devotees of Lord Vitthala of Pandharpur. The devotees take part in their …
Srimad Bhagavatam is an incredible grantha. When we have a little shraddha, openness, interest, and a lot of Guru’s grace, Bhagavatam reveals its amazing beauty to us. It is deep, profound, nectarine, and simply has everything in it. This one …
To enter into the path of bhakti is rare. And even rarer is to sustain that bhakti and to progress in it. To sustain and progress is key. How can we do that? For this, the only thing we need …
What I Wish to Never Forget! – By Sri Swamiji Many people say that during their visit abroad they had seen a park or a building or some event that turned to be an unforgettable matter in their life. Some …
“Grace Me, On Your Own Accord” – A Bhava of Bhagavata Dharma When we think of the Guru, the word that comes to mind is Grace (krupa). That which comes without a cause is grace. And the person who bestows …
