Naradiya Bhakti Sutre Bhavadhara (Marathi Edition)

'Narada Bhakti sutra bhavadhara ' treatise on ancient devotional literary work, translation, commentary on narada bhakti sutra the highest devotional poetic text in bhakti shastra written by sage narada even before starting of kaliyuga as mentioned in srimad bhagavata mahapurana . The human kingdom is graceful and blessed with an evolutionary superhuman brain from plants, minerals and then to the animal kingdom .Paramahansa Yogananda said " realize the power of god within you. Try to realize the power that is playing like a searchlight within you. You can be the master only when you realize the power. You must be persistent with determined thoughts so that you may realize that you are a child of god. When you realize that you are saved. You must seek wisdom, power and prosperity from god. If you prefer material desires after seeking god then it is an error of judgment. Do not strive for unimportant things and reject all- Satisfying god. Even great people and materially successful people will realize the emptiness of their lives in the end but those who find God in this life are already rich in Joy and power. Peace eternal, joy eternal be the glory of your being. Bliss is the altar in which God stays forever. He who is filled with joy shall make an altar of lord within " As rightly said by swami vivekananda " each soul is potentially divine and yoga is the process of to invoke the potential within .Arise and awake and stop not till the goal is achieved " This book enlightens us on the path of devotion from understanding the psychophysiological, social, scientific, spiritual dimensions and reaching the highest goal of liberation ( as per the ancient vedas last purushartha called as ' moksha').one must read and again to contemplate on narada bhakti sutra .

• | Author: A Rashmi Bapat
• | Publisher: Blue Rose Publishers
• | Publication Date: Apr 13, 2022
• | Number of Pages: 138 pages
• | Language: Marathi
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 9354729398
• | ISBN-13: 9789354729393