Happiness in Dukhalaya??
Krishna says in Bhagavad Gita that this world is an abode of suffering. Can there be any happiness in this world? What about a devotee? Do Krishna’s words hold true under all circumstances?
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Krishna says in Bhagavad Gita that this world is an abode of suffering. Can there be any happiness in this world? What about a devotee? Do Krishna’s words hold true under all circumstances?
How can a book contain all rasas that can perfectly satisfy all the longings, all the desires of a conditioned soul? Srimad Bhagavatam is no ordinary book. It is a direct manifestation, a mercy incarnation of Krishna.
Can anarthas be considered good anytime? What if they are taking us closer to Krishna?
Many times, people say, “Bhakti is personal, so there’s no need to discuss your practice. Just keep it to yourself.” Can Krishna consciousness not be shared? Is it meant to be kept confidential?
Bhagavatam talks about only two kinds of people who are totally happy in this world. First, the lowest of fools, and seond, a person fully absorbed in transcendence. A saint has a past, a sinner a future – What all a sadhaka has to face in his or her spiritual life?
Bṛhad-bhāgavatāmṛta describes a fascinating story of Gopakumāra and his journey from the material world to the topmost abode of Goloka Vṛndāvana. He crosses different layers of enchantments to attain the Supreme Abode. Will we be able to do so?
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