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Shri Hari Stotram

Good Morning Bhakti Meditations 

Shri Hari Stotram · Minakshi Majumdar 

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हरि ओम शरण (Hari Om Sharan) - श्री कृष्ण चरित मानस (Shri Krishna charit manas) Region: India / Style: Bhajan / Year: 1979 LIKED

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Krishan Bhajan lyrics: गोविंद बोलो हरी गोपाल बोलो लिरिक्स Govind Bolo Hari Gopal Bolo lyricsKrishan Bhajan lyrics: हिंदू धर्म में भगवान श्री कृष्ण एक ऐसे देवता हैं जिन्हें पूर्णावतार माना जाता है। भगवान श्री कृष्ण की भक्ति जीवन के सभी दुखों और परेशानियों को पलक झपकते ही दूर करने वाली मानी जाती है।

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भोले भांग तिहारी नित घोटत घोटत हारी भजन लिरिक्स | Bhole Bhang Tihari Me Ghotat Ghotat Hari Bhajan Lyrics

भोले भांग तिहारी नित घोटत घोटत हारी भजन लिरिक्स, Bhole Bhang Tihari Me Ghotat Ghotat Hari Bhajan Lyrics ।। दोहा ।। संग बैठती पार्वती, शिव देते उपदेश । ध्यानमग्न सब सुन रहे , कार्तिक और गणेश। ~ भोले भांग तिहारी घोटत हारी ~ भोले भांग तिहारी में घोटत घोटत हारी , मेरे सगरे हाथ दुखाये। एक दीना की होवे तो घोटु , रोज न घोटी जाये। सुण गणपति की महतारी , तुम घोटो भांग हमारी। बिन भांग रहा न जाए , गोरा…

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लेले हरी का नाम बनेगे बिगड़े काम - नाम हरी का जप ले रे बन्दे भजन | Naam Hari Ka Japle Re Bande Bhajan

लेले हरी का नाम बनेगे बिगड़े काम – नाम हरी का जप ले रे बन्दे भजन | Naam Hari Ka Japle Re Bande Bhajan

लेले हरी का नाम बनेगे बिगड़े काम – नाम हरी का जप ले रे बन्दे भजन : अनूप जलोटा के द्वारा गाया गया भजन नाम हरी का जप ले रे बन्दे भजन हरी का एक बहुत सुंदर भजन है इस भजन को गा��े से मन को शांति मिलती है आएये सुनते है Naam Hari Ka Japle Re Bande Bhajan lyrics in hindi नाम हरी का जप ले रे बन्दे भजन | Naam Hari Ka Japle Re Bande Bhajan: राम नाम रटते रहो,जब तक घट में प्राण,कभी तो दीनदयाल के भनक पड़ेगी…

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The Essence of Bhakti (Devotion)

Sant Eknath’s doha, “संत जनी की हरि भक्ति, जानहि हरि रूप। भक्ति बिना सुसज्जन, ईश्वर का है मूप।” touches on a profound spiritual truth—the inseparable relationship between devotion and the recognition of the Divine. He suggests that even the wisest among us, without devotion, remain incomplete in their spiritual journey. To truly comprehend the essence of God, we must embrace heartfelt devotion, as it is through this love and surrender that the divine form of Hari (God) reveals itself to us.

Bhakti, or devotion, is not merely about rituals or mechanical worship. It is a deep, personal connection with the Divine that transcends intellect and knowledge. While knowledge, wisdom, and understanding of scriptures are essential, Sant Eknath highlights that these elements alone cannot lead to the complete realization of God. Without bhakti, knowledge is like a vessel without water—it may have structure, but it lacks the essential substance that fulfils its purpose.

True devotion transforms the heart. It moves beyond the confines of the mind and touches the soul. In the company of saints, those who are steeped in devotion, we can see the reflection of the divine. Their actions, thoughts, and words resonate with the energy of the Divine, for their devotion has aligned them with the true form of God. Sant Eknath believes that it is through this alignment that the full experience of God is achieved, which even the wise cannot attain through intellect alone.

Incomplete Without Devotion

Sant Eknath’s message speaks directly to those who believe that wisdom alone can lead to spiritual enlightenment. While wisdom and intellect are crucial, they are incomplete without the emotional and spiritual dimension that devotion brings. Devotion softens the ego, breaks down the barriers of pride, and brings one into a state of humility—a key element in experiencing God. In this state, we no longer see God as an abstract concept but as an intimate, personal reality that touches every aspect of our lives.

Sant Eknath compares the wise without devotion to an empty shell. Wisdom without the heart’s involvement becomes dry, rigid, and disconnected from the true essence of life. The Divine cannot be fully understood by intellectual pursuit alone—it must be felt, experienced, and embraced with love. Bhakti, therefore, completes this journey by opening the soul to the profound presence of God.

Bhakti as the Path to Enlightenment

Spirituality is not about abandoning intellect but about transcending the ego-driven mind through devotion. Bhakti does not negate wisdom; instead, it completes it. The path of devotion integrates love, surrender, and understanding into a holistic approach to God. As one immerses in devotion, the Divine reveals itself not just as an external deity but as the very essence within. This is what the saints, through their constant remembrance and devotion, understand as the form of Hari.

By learning from these saints, we can realize that the intellectual understanding of God must be supplemented by a heartfelt connection. This is not an abstract process; it is deeply personal and transformative.

A Practical Toolkit for Incorporating Bhakti

To incorporate the teachings of this doha into daily life, one needs a simple yet powerful approach:

Daily Devotion Practice: Set aside time each day for personal devotion. This can be in the form of prayer, meditation, or singing praises to God (bhajans). Let this time be a moment of sincere connection with the Divine, free from distractions.

Practice Humility: Ego often blocks the path of spiritual progress. Cultivate humility by serving others selflessly. Recognize the divine presence in everyone and everything around you.

Be in the Company of the Devout: Surround yourself with those who inspire you spiritually. Attend satsangs (spiritual gatherings) where the focus is on devotion and love for the Divine. The energy of a group can elevate your own practice.

Live with Awareness: Bhakti is not limited to set moments of worship; it is a way of living. Carry the awareness of God throughout your daily activities. With each task, remember the Divine and perform your actions as a form of devotion.

Gratitude Journal: At the end of each day, write down moments when you felt connected to the Divine. Reflect on how these moments made you feel and express gratitude for the presence of God in your life.

Chanting and Repetition of the Holy Name: Choose a mantra or name of God that resonates with you and repeat it throughout the day. This keeps your mind connected to the Divine, even during mundane activities.

Study the Lives of Saints: Reading about the lives of saints like Sant Eknath can provide profound inspiration. Their stories remind us of the transformative power of devotion and how it leads to the ultimate realization of God.

Looking Ahead

Sant Eknath’s doha serves as a reminder that without devotion, even the wisest are incomplete in their spiritual understanding. Bhakti, or devotion, is the key that unlocks the heart’s connection to the Divine. Through devotion, we move beyond intellectual understanding and experience God in a deeply personal and transformative way. By incorporating practices like daily devotion, humility, and remembrance of the Divine, we can bring the essence of this teaching into our everyday lives, allowing devotion to illuminate our path to spiritual fulfillment.

[alittlebitoftruthcan]

The priests are against, have always been against, real spirituality. This has to be understood. Jesus was crucified by the rabbis—the priests. Buddha was opposed by the brahmins—the priests. Attempts on the life of Mahavira were made by the priests. Strange… it seems whenever they find a man who is genuinely spiritual, they want to kill him. There must be some reason behind it. The reason is that if real spirituality spreads, religion will disappear. Religions are substitute spirituality, saccharin. And if you can get real sugar, who bothers about saccharin? And the latest findings say saccharin creates cancer! The priest is pretending to be your spiritual leader, just pretending. He knows nothing of silence, he knows nothing of reality. He is still talking like primitive people five thousand years ago to a God who does not exist. He is preaching to you from books which are complete rubbish. Just look in the Bible, anywhere—you need not try to find rubbish, it will find you. And it is not only the Bible, the same is true about the Koran, about the Vedas. But priests are imposing the Bible, the Koran, the Vedas, on people. And on every child when he is innocent, when he is a clean slate, parents start writing Catholicism, communism, or anything they want. The priest starts programming the child. By the time he can think on his own, he has lost his thinking intelligence. The program, the conditioning has created a big wall between himself and his being. Now he will remain always outside the home, somewhere on the porch, thinking, ‘This is my palace.’ America is dominated too much by Christian priests, Jewish rabbis. And if a few young people escape from the rabbis and the Christian priests, then they get caught by people like Esalen, EST, Muktananda, Satchidananda. These people—Satchidananda, Muktananda, Hari Bhajan—they are in the same profession as the Christian priest. And in a way they are more dangerous, because they bring you new words, a new language, and you start thinking, perhaps you have found the way. EST and Esalen-type movements exploit the youth.

Osho (From Death to Deathlessness)

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Om Jai Jagdish Hare Aarti by Om Voices

Unending Happiness Is For Us -Srila Prabhupada  https://youtube.com/shorts/Kk7qeIZStIw?si=dTJBs3tQLd3euAau via @YouTube 

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💦 रंग पंचमी - Rang Panchami

◉ चैत्र कृष्ण पंचमी: चैत्र के पाँचवे दिन मनाये जाने वाली होली के त्यौहार को रंग पंचमी कहा जाता है। ◉ ब्रज क्षेत्र में रंगपंचमी को पाँच दिवसीय होली पर्व के समापन का दिन माना जाता है। ◉ महाराष्ट्र में होली के बाद पंचमी के दिन मछुआरों की बस्ती मे यह उत्सव नाच, गाना और मस्ती के साथ मनाने की परंपरा है। ◉ जैसलमेर के मंदिर महल में सांस्कृतिक कार्यक्रमों के साथ-साथ रंगों के खेलों की विशेष व्यवस्था भी की जाती है। 📲 https://www.bhaktibharat.com/festival/rang-panchami

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Jaya Kishori: The Spiritual Icon Inspiring Millennials

In a world dominated by fast-paced lifestyles and digital distractions, spirituality often struggles to find its place. Yet, figures like Jaya Kishori have managed to reignite the flame of devotion and purpose among people, especially millennials. Known as the “Modern-Day Meera,” Jaya Kishori is celebrated for her ability to translate ancient spiritual wisdom into practical life lessons. Through her soul-stirring bhajans and heartfelt discourses, she has become a guiding light for those seeking balance between traditional values and contemporary living. But how did Jaya Kishori carve such a significant space in the spiritual realm, and why does her journey inspire millions?

1. The Early Journey of Jaya Kishori

Jaya Kishori’s journey into spirituality began at an early age. Born into a devout family in Kolkata, she was introduced to bhajans and shlokas as a child. Her grandparents played a significant role in nurturing her interest in spirituality, encouraging her to recite verses like the “Shiv Tandav Stotram” and the “Lingashtakam” by the age of 7. It was clear from a young age that she possessed not only a melodious voice but also a deep spiritual understanding.

Her first major public performance, “Nani Bai Ka Mayra,” at the age of 9 marked the beginning of her career. This devotional storytelling through songs instantly connected her to the masses, and her reputation as a gifted spiritual orator started to grow.

2. Spiritual Teachings That Resonate with Millennials

Jaya Kishori’s unique appeal lies in her ability to address the struggles of the modern generation. Unlike traditional spiritual leaders, she tailors her teachings to resonate with the challenges faced by millennials.

Balancing Career and Spirituality: Jaya often emphasizes the importance of integrating spirituality into daily life. She inspires young people to practice gratitude and mindfulness without giving up their aspirations.

Lessons on Mental Peace: Her discourses encourage listeners to focus on inner peace and self-reflection, helping them navigate stress, anxiety, and societal pressures.

Her messages are simple yet profound: stay true to your roots while embracing the changes in the world.

3. Social Media: A Platform for Spiritual Growth

In an age where screens dominate attention, Jaya Kishori has successfully used social media to spread her message. Platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook are her tools to engage with millions globally. Her live satsangs, daily spiritual quotes, and motivational talks make spirituality accessible and relatable.

Engagement Through Bhajans: Her soulful renditions of bhajans, such as “Achyutam Keshavam” and “Govind Bolo Hari Gopal Bolo,” garner millions of views, creating a sense of spiritual community among listeners.

Relatable Wisdom: From short reels to long-form discussions, her content is crafted to inspire and educate without overwhelming her audience.

4. The Impact of Jaya Kishori’s Teachings on Mental Well-being

One of Jaya Kishori’s most profound contributions is her focus on mental health. By intertwining spirituality with practical advice, she provides solace to individuals battling loneliness, depression, and other emotional challenges.

Meditation and Mindfulness: She encourages meditation as a tool to achieve clarity and inner peace.

A Guide for Troubled Souls: Many of her followers share stories of how her teachings helped them regain hope and strength during difficult times.

Her spiritual sessions are more than just discourses; they are lifelines for people seeking meaning and direction.

5. Building a Global Spiritual Community

Jaya Kishori’s reach extends far beyond India. Her teachings have resonated with audiences across the globe, making her a spiritual icon for diverse communities. She has conducted discourses in multiple countries, spreading the message of love, compassion, and unity.

Her emphasis on universal values and non-denominational spirituality has garnered her a loyal following, irrespective of cultural or religious backgrounds.

Conclusion: Jaya Kishori is not just a spiritual orator; she is a bridge between traditional values and the modern world. Her journey from a young girl reciting shlokas to becoming a global spiritual icon underscores the transformative power of devotion and perseverance. Jaya Kishori continues to inspire millions with her teachings, reminding us of the timeless relevance of spirituality in our lives. Her influence is a testament to the fact that faith, when combined with action, can bring about profound change in individuals and communities alike.

If there’s one lesson we can take from Jaya Kishori, it’s the importance of staying connected to our roots while navigating life’s modern challenges.

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Hari Sundar Nanda Mukunda Best Kirtan bhajan best kirtan - kirtan song -...

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SHREE HARI STOTRAM #vishnu #hari #bhajan #bhakti #youtubeshorts

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"Blessed Bonds: Where Saints Meet the Seeker’s Soul"

"अरे भाग्यशाली जीव, जिनको संत मिले। हरि भक्ति द्वारा प्रीति, जीवन से सु��ून पिले।" "Fortunate are those beings who find saints. Through devotion to Hari, their lives are filled with peace and love."

This verse sheds light on a profound truth: the rare fortune of encountering a saintly guide and the peace and love that flow from devotion to Hari. It speaks to an ancient wisdom, one that has resonated across generations of seekers and saints. For those who are blessed with the presence of a saint, life offers a doorway to divine love, not through mere association, but through the transformation that such a presence inspires.

Saints embody an unfiltered connection to divinity, and their mere presence can evoke within us the depth of Hari’s love—pure, unbounded, and unwavering. This devotion to Hari (another name for the Divine, often associated with Lord Vishnu) is more than just a ritual; it is a state of being where love and peace emerge not as transient emotions but as the natural essence of life. Saints, as exemplars of divine truth, mirror this essence, reminding us of what lies within us, waiting to be awakened.

Understanding the Gift of Spiritual Companionship

To meet a saint is to find oneself in the presence of someone whose heart is aligned with the highest truth. They are not just teachers; they are living embodiments of the qualities that devotion to Hari nurtures—compassion, patience, love, and peace. The saint’s role is to inspire seekers to look within, showing that peace and fulfillment do not lie in external achievements or fleeting pleasures but in aligning one's soul with divine love.

This alignment goes beyond intellect; it is a communion that roots itself in the heart. Devotion to Hari, through love and trust in the Divine, provides a peace so profound that worldly turbulence cannot shake it. This peace becomes a spiritual foundation, a wellspring from which every action, word, and thought draws nourishment.

Living the Path of Devotion: Practical Toolkit

To experience the essence of this verse in daily life, the following practices serve as steps on the journey of devotion. Each practice is designed to create a lasting connection with divine love and peace, encouraging a sustained, authentic relationship with the inner self and the Divine.

1. Daily Connection with a Saint’s Wisdom

If possible, start the day by reading or reflecting on the teachings of a saint. These words serve as anchors, keeping you grounded in truth and love. If a saint’s direct guidance isn’t accessible, consider immersing yourself in spiritual texts or discourses that resonate with divine love.

2. Devotional Practice (Bhakti Sadhana)

Dedicate a specific time each day to connect with Hari through devotion. This could be through chanting, singing bhajans, or simply sitting in quiet meditation, contemplating divine love. Devotion doesn’t require grand gestures; it asks only for sincerity.

3. Create a Space for Reflection

At the end of each day, take a few moments to reflect on your actions. Where did you act out of love? Where did you fall short? This honest self-reflection is a gentle way of aligning yourself closer to the peace and love that devotion brings. Writing down your reflections can also help deepen this connection.

4. Serve with Compassion

Saints often remind us that serving others with a compassionate heart is itself an act of devotion. Look for opportunities to support others in your daily life—whether it’s a simple kind gesture, listening without judgment, or helping those in need. This practice embodies the peace of Hari’s love.

5. Cultivate Inner Stillness

Spend a few minutes each day visualizing yourself as surrounded by a warm, divine light. Picture this light filling your heart with peace, love, and protection. This visualization can become a refuge of calm and can be revisited in times of stress, reminding you of the unshakeable peace that lies within.

6. Mindful Gratitude

Recognize and acknowledge each small blessing in your day as an expression of divine grace. Simple acts like noticing a beautiful sunrise or feeling gratitude for a meal can foster a profound sense of peace and fulfillment.

An Ever-Growing Devotion

True devotion doesn’t end with a ritual or a prayer; it becomes a way of life. When devotion is alive within us, it shapes every interaction and every thought, filling us with boundless love and the resilience to find peace amid any storm. Encountering a saint is not just about meeting a wise person; it is about being reminded of the infinite well of peace and love within our own hearts.

This doha, then, is an invitation—not only to admire saints but to draw from them the inspiration to find that peace and love within. Through devotion to Hari and love for all beings, we, too, become conduits of divine grace, our lives illuminated by the same light that has guided the saints across centuries.

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🎶✨️when you get this, put 5 songs you actually listen to, then publish. Send this ask to 10 of your favorite followers🎶✨️

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I have done this before but here you go, more 5 songs (bhajans) that I listen to!