There are two words in Hindi - 'bhi' (also) and 'hi' (only). The marvel of these two words is that one word has been making you wander through eighty-four lakh life forms over infinite births. And this wandering is not like people going out for a
Only a fortunate few in the world walk towards God. Among them, a few are fortunate enough to find a genuine saint. And even among them, a lucky few attain philosophical knowledge. Even after attaining all these fortunes, if we haven't achieved our goal, there is a reason
नारद जयंती पर विशेष ✨ एक ऐसी दिव्य वाणी… जो केवल शब्द नहीं, बल्कि जीवों को भगवान् की ओर मोड़ देने वाली पुकार है— “नारायण… नारायण…” देवर्षि ना
May 2026: A Month of Devotion, Gratitude & Auspicious Beginnings ✨ May 2026 brings together heartfelt celebrations and deeply spiritual opportunities. From honouring a mother's unconditional love to immersing ourselves in sacred observances, this month invites us to pause, reflect, and reconnect—with both our loved ones and the
The essence of all scriptures from the Vedas up to the Ramayana is Sankirtan - that is, the singing of the names, qualities, and pastimes of God. In our country, sankirtan takes place in great abundance, yet people do not truly take God's name. Taking the name of
Very few people understand the true meaning of the word 'kripā' (grace). Kripā means to make someone complete without expecting anything in return. Any action performed with the expectation of receiving something in return is not kripā; it is a business transaction. Everyone in the world engages in
When you understand the true value of something, faith arises. And when faith arises, love follows automatically. For example, if a person finds a touchstone (pāras) and comes to know that it is truly a touchstone, he will instinctively cherish it. He carries it everywhere and touches it to the
O mind, Shri Krishna is your true friend The Hindi word 'yār' is derived from the Sanskrit 'jār'. The meaning of jār is to have a relationship with an opposing entity. If a married woman harbors affection for another man, that is called 'jār prem&
It is impossible to eliminate worldly desires because we naturally seek happiness. You can only overcome worldly desires when someone gives you infinite divine bliss for eternity. Thinking, "I will eliminate all desires", is madness. Even the greatest yogis and sages have not been able to accomplish this.
Although there are many forms of devotion, Lord Kapil taught his mother Devahuti four primary types of devotion. All other forms of devotion fall under these four types. Why is this so? This is because there are only two entities other than the soul - Maya and God. And Maya
Shri Krishna describes His quality of being bhakt-vatsal (the One who has boundless love for His devotees) in His own words - The narrative of devotee Ambarish and sage Durvasa. King Ambarish had invited the sage Durvasa and his disciples to a meal. Sage Durvasa accepted. At that time, Ambarish
There are three elements in service, which form a triad - 1. Sevak - the one who serves or the servant. 2. Sevya - the one to whom service is rendered. 3. Seva - the service that connects the first two. Who is to be served? Three entities exist in