Krishna is Bhakta-Parādhīna, am I?
Krishna, although the independent Supreme Lord, is dependent on His devotees. Krishna’s devotees are also dependent upon Him. As devotees following Krishna, are we also dependent on other devotees?
Associating with and Unifying Devotees
We can access Krishna very easily in the association of devotees. Krishna is most pleased when we serve Him together, and when we bring His devotees together to serve Him
Do you Truly Want your Dependents to Advance?
We wish our children, sub-ordinates, relatives, people whom we are caring for to grow in their lives, both materially and spiritually. What is the most powerful way to ensure Krishna’s grace upon them?
Three Glances of Lord Caitanya – Vaishnava Darshan: Part 11
Three Effects by the Three Successive Glances of Lord Caitanya on Sanatana Goswami.
Consumed … by What ?
What do you wish to get consumed by? Our consumption defines our position and disposition, and ultimately, affects our destination.
Haranti (Drifting Away) v/s Taranti (Crossing Over)
A devotee of the Lord is always protected by the Lord, no matter to whatever extent he may get bewildered by maya. On the other hand, a non-devotee, or even a jnani bereft of Krishna’s lotus feet gets carried away no matter how intelligent or expert he may be in controlling the mind and senses.
Beyond Distraction & Only Devotion: Brahmā’s Other Life
The same Brahma appeared as Haridasa Thakura in Caitanya Lila. Haridasa Thakura’s life of exclusive devotion enabled him to go beyond distractions, to the extent of conquering Mayadevi herself. Extra-ordinary parallels from the life of Brahma and Srila Haridas Thakura.
Distraction & Devotion: An Insight into Brahmā’s Life
Can a distraction-free environment help us? What can we learn from Brahmaji’s life, his experience with distractions, and his confidence on his own devotion?