Aug 1, 2026 · 17 min · 9 segments
In this episode, we explore the true meaning of Bhakti Yoga. We will look beyond the common understanding of Bhakti as external worship or devotion to a distant God, and examine how Vedanta guides…
Introduction The word Bhakti is commonly understood as devotion or as a deep feeling of love.
Therefore, Bhakti Yoga may be understood as the practice of devotion or the practice of love.
Every human being seeks permanent happiness, a happiness that is continuous, unbroken and lasting at all times.
It is certainly a lofty and difficult goal, but there is no other final solution.
As long as we remain caught in the cycle of birth and death, permanent happiness remains out of reach.
We may find happiness in worldly objects and experiences, but such happiness is always temporary.
We must study them, understand the teachings and more importantly, assimilate that knowledge so that it becomes part of our daily living.
According to our scriptures, there are four principal paths that help us move toward this goal.
These four paths form the underlying core of the teachings of the Hindu scriptures.
Introduction The word Bhakti is commonly understood as devotion or as a deep feeling of love.
Therefore, Bhakti Yoga may be understood as the practice of devotion or the practice of love.
Every human being seeks permanent happiness, a happiness that is continuous, unbroken and lasting at all times.
It is certainly a lofty and difficult goal, but there is no other final solution.
As long as we remain caught in the cycle of birth and death, permanent happiness remains out of reach.
We may find happiness in worldly objects and experiences, but such happiness is always temporary.
We must study them, understand the teachings and more importantly, assimilate that knowledge so that it becomes part of our daily living.
According to our scriptures, there are four principal paths that help us move toward this goal.
These four paths form the underlying core of the teachings of the Hindu scriptures.
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