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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 …

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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 …

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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 …

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“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 …

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Protection from Infection of the Soul We now live in unprecedented times – strict social isolation, meticulous personal protection, and movement limited to only essential activities. It feels unnatural and bizarre. We earnestly pray to come out of this at …

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Unity, Not Uniformity! Sri Swamiji’s address at an Interfaith Meet in Chennai Maharanyam Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji was invited to be the guest of honor at an Interfaith harmony meet organized by Muhalla Jamaat Association, Valarpirai Charity Organization and Association …

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In this Dark Age of selfishness and greed – when we as mankind are primarily looking to fulfill only our own desires for greater pleasure and physical comfort in all spheres of life – we humans have completely lost touch …

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It was late evening on an Ekadasi. After Sri Swamiji sang a lovely song describing the divine sport of our Thakurji in Brindavan, Swamiji sat down in his seat in Bhagavatha Bhavanam of Madhurapuri Ashram. As Sri Swamiji gracefully signaled …

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The spiritual path of devotion (Bhakti) or self-enquiry (Jnana) is truly exciting and rewarding. In fact, it is the very purpose of our existence here. While each of these paths have been well laid out by great spiritual Masters and …

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For the practice of dhyana (meditation) and tapas (penance) solitude is necessary. There should be no sangam (association) with anyone. But while following the path of bhakti one cannot be in solitude. In bhakti, sangam is needed. Andal sings, “kUDi irundu kuLirndelor embAvAi” …

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