In this post, we explore Vairagya, the practice of detachment, as explained in the Bhagavad Gita, and how it can be applied to modern life with practical examples. Through Guru’s guidance, Vairagya helps transcend material attachments and achieve spiritual growth.
Explore how the mind's attachment to the body and material things shapes our lives and how understanding these aspects can lead to spiritual liberation. Delve into the components of the mind, including memory, Manas, Buddhi, and ego, to discover how purifying these elements can free us from worldly bondage.
The least of all attributes that one looks into one's inner nature are Ethics and Morality. This is the state of Modern times. If only man paid a little attention to Moral Values, he would be hitting up against an inexhaustible gold mine.
The 4 Rasas literally point the mellows of pure Bhakti. A devotee is a being with unadulterated devotion towards the Lord And offers Service or Seva,.
The 6 Vices are Lust, Anger, Greed, Pride, Jealousy, and Attachment. The 6 vices together entangle the living entity to the material planet. Devoid of ignorance is the State of Awareness.
Even before man is ready to regain his spiritual sanity, he has to first come to terms with his insanities like Lust. There is a great percentage of human population that appreciates the spiritual angle of life.
Many times, people take the concept of Bhakti Yoga lightly. By just adopting an outer attire of a devotee, people feel that they are class “A” devotees.
Sage Narada is considered as an Acharya of Vedanta, Yoga, Astrology, and fine arts. He is the greatest Acharya of Bhakti Yoga. He is the very epitome of Grace.