The Supreme element is decribed as ‘Par-Brahma’ in Vedas. Upnishads term him as ‘Parmatman’ Bhagwat and other puranas, called him Bhagwan. Brahm is both Saakar and Nirakaar. He bears a definite form, and gives his glimpses to his ‘Bhakti’ in that form. Though he assumes himself like human, he does not consist of panch...
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1. Prakurta dharmaana shreyam prakurt nikhil dharm roopmiti Nigam prati pandhyam tachund saakruti staumi 2. Kalikaal tamashchan dhrasti tavadi dhushampi Sampratya vishyastasya mahatma yan samabhud bhuvi 3. Dayaya nij mahatmayam karishyan prakurt Hari Vadya yada tada syasyan pradurbhutam chaakara hi 4. Tadhukatmapi durbodhan subodhan sayadhyata tatha Tannamaash tottar shatan pravshyamkhilad hat. 5. Rishiragni kumarstu...
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There is nine ways of Bhakti. One can practice any one to seek salvation. (1) Sravana is hearing of Lord’s Lilas. Sravana includes hearing of God’s virtues, glories, sports and stories connected with His divine Name and Form. The devotee gets absorbed in the hearing of Divine stories and his mind merges in the...
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