Historias de Bhakti

The epic love story. A story where love wasn't just acceptance. It was devotion. I Sakhi, bring to you, the story of RadheShyam. A name which was never intertwined in the eyes of people, but was etched in their hearts for decades that went and are to come. This is their story, or our story, from their perspective of Love, Devotion, Heartbreak, Maybes and a bittersweet tastes of Life. The story which captivates everyone, big or small with the same emotion. Love. Even after all those centuries, they are still remembered. For their unique 'gatha' of 'samarpan'. I know this isn't a very popular title on this platform. But an epic like this always has a place in everyone's heart. In the end, this is the story we always come back to. I hope I'll be deserving of visualising the poetic ache and love, that is their story, to you all. I hope I'm able to make you feel ... 'Love'

A Love That Transcends Endings In the sacred folds of Indian mythology, few tales stir the soul like that of Radha and Krishna. A love so profound, it defies the boundaries of time, space, and even fulfillment. Their story is not one of happy endings, but of eternal yearning. It is a love that blossomed in the groves of Vrindavan, danced beneath moonlit skies, and echoed through the haunting notes of Krishna's flute-yet never culminated in worldly union. Radha, the symbol of pure devotion, and Krishna, the divine charmer, shared a bond that was both deeply human and exquisitely divine. Though fate kept them apart, their separation became the very essence of spiritual love. In longing, Radha found transcendence; in absence, Krishna became omnipresent. This book is an ode to that unfinished love-a love that was never meant to be confined by rituals or resolutions. It is a journey into the ache of separation, the beauty of surrender, and the timeless truth that some stories are more complete when left incomplete. Let us begin where most tales end with a love that lives on, not in togetherness, but in remembrance.

Sometimes, Sundari felt like she should just be a Brahmacharini, living on the name of Shiva for her life, singing songs to Him, writing about Him. And other times, she felt the pull of being the decked Chandraghanta, rich in bride red and the crescent moon decorating Her tender, silky hair; as if Sundari were born to be married to Shiva Himself. ****** Sivagami (Shivakaamasundari) was born for Shiva, she often said, even through her architecture degree, which she uses for those who cannot afford homes the way the rich can. She lived on her work, on her devotion, and on the happiness of her family. Marriage was a thought in her mind only when Shiva was mentioned. And then Ashutosh Raaman happened, and Sivagami's life was entirely changed. A love that heals the world. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. { Part of Dharmastaphna series }

In Hindu mythology, the concept of avatars refers to the incarnations or manifestations of deities on Earth. Lord Vishnu, one of the principal deities in Hinduism, is believed to have taken various avatars throughout different ages to restore cosmic order and protect the universe.

He, a travel Vlogger and She, a classical singer. She is his subscriber for years, having a tiny-winy crush on him and he doesn't even know she exists until one day. Is it possible, their blend? Perhaps sometimes we get the missing pieces of the puzzle called life after finding a certain person. (Mrudangi Agnihotri X Vedang Bhardwaj) Cover credits: @weirdosaurs

The Bhakti Mandir Pratapgarh is not merely a place of worship-it is a center for meditation, satsang, kirtan, and spiritual transformation. Thousands of devotees visit throughout the year to experience peace, participate in devotional singing, and deepen their understanding of Bhakti Yoga. The temple also stands as a symbol of Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj's mission to make Vedic wisdom accessible to people from every background through love, humility, and devotion. Visitors to the Kripalu Ji Bhakti Mandir admire not only its remarkable architecture but also its serene atmosphere that inspires inner peace. The adjoining Guru Dham monument beautifully symbolizes faith, service, and surrender to the Guru. Whether you are a spiritual seeker, a devotee of Radha Krishna, or someone exploring India's rich spiritual heritage, Bhakti Dham offers an unforgettable experience of divine

This was a difficult book to write for many reasons but I did finally complete it, first writing it in long hand; then on a Panasonic word processor, the after I taught myself how to use a computer re-typed the entire book out again as a text document. Totally unplanned, it also just so happened that I finished writing it in December, 1999. I then thought to myself, "why not take advantage of this and publish my book at the stroke of Midnight and lay claim to the first book of the 21st century. " This was all just for fun but I took great care in doing this honestly and ever since, and rightfully so, have planted this special little flag upon the field of literature. Hm...so small that I don't think anyone even knows this little fact about my book. Of course, all of this is rendered as ridiculous if Krishna & The Art of Bicycle Maintenance is a complete dud but thankfully there has been enough feedback to tell me that my book is at least decent.

This is a glimpse into the mystical lives of RadhaKrishn, through their own eyes. Come join me in deciphering the divine, one step at a time. Radhe Radhe!

Hey! I am Jahnavi an vivid dreamer. So here I am going to take you through my lucid dreams and the recurring dreams I had since childhood. I don't know what they mean but maybe we can figure that out together. #35 weird dreams

A Compilation and Archive of Rekhavali moments and devotional offerings. Jaya Radha Jaya Krishna Jaya Jesus Balarama.✝️🩸🕊️📖🕉️🙌📿💗☮️🫵🏽🧔🏽‍♀️🐑🙇‍♀️🙇🙇‍♂️🙏

🌺 The SanKirtana is focused on 'Neerajanam' (part of shodasa-upachara pooja ritual) in praise of Sri Mahalakshmi Devi. 🙏 The Shodasa - Upachara Pooja (ritual worship consisting of 16 services) has a two-fold purpose: 1. To uplift the five senses of the worshiper for promoting good thoughts & actions. 2. It draws upon Indian traditions of honoring a guest. 'Neerajanam' means 'Arati' (waving of lights). 🙏

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The humble writings of a modern day Devotee of The Lord of The Mega Multiverse. I am ALL RELIGIONS AND NONE. Hare Krishna! Hari Hari! Narayan! Vishnu! Hare Krishna! Jay Jagannath!

🕉 108 epithets of Lord Rama! Let us contemplate the significance of each one! Based on the Ashtotharam. Illustrations and text from the Ramayana [from various internet sources, incl. pinterest, wiki, etc] To commemorate the Ayodhya mandir, let us contemplate the shining example of Sri Ram! 🏹Jai Sri Ram!☀️

Do you want to know what happened from the origin of the Universe till today? This series revolves around Suka and Parikshit by whom we will learn the various exciting tales from Srimad Bhagavatham. Publishing timings: Monday-Friday Started date: 17th June 2020 Status: Ongoing Coverart: Google and all the credits I give to the respective creator of this art INDEX:- SEASON 1: 1. Story of the Parrot sage (Ep 3-6) 2. Story of King Parikshit (Ep 7-11) 3. Creation of the Universe (Ep 12-13) 4. Love Saga of Sati-Siva (Ep 14-17) 5. Love Saga of Lakshmi-Narayana (Ep 18-19) 6. Legend of Matsya, 1st Dashavatar of Lord Vishnu (Ep 20) SEASON 2: 1. Parvati-Siva Union (Ep 21-23) #TheAsianAwards2020

Deep dive

The story of Radha and Krishna is a legendary tale from Hindu mythology that represents the epitome of divine love and devotion. Here's a brief description: Radha, a beautiful and charming cowherdess, lives in the picturesque town of Vrindavan. She is known for her kindness, grace, and devotion to Lord Krishna, who is the divine incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Krishna, with his mesmerizing flute playing and enchanting smile, captivates Radha's heart, and they share a deep and passionate love. Their romance blossoms in the serene surroundings of Vrindavan, amidst lush green forests, rolling hills, and the gentle Yamuna River. As their love grows, Radha and Krishna share moments of tender intimacy, playful banter, and deep spiritual connection. Their love is not just a romantic affair but a union of two souls that transcends the boundaries of the material world. However, their love is not without challenges. Krishna's destiny as a divine being and his responsibilities as a protector of the universe force him to leave Vrindavan, leaving Radha behind. Radha's love for Krishna remains unwavering, even in separation, and she continues to pine for him, her devotion becoming a beacon of inspiration for generations to come. The story of Radha and Krishna represents the sublime and eternal nature of love, showcasing the depth of human emotions and the transformative power of devotion. It has been an enduring source of inspiration for art, literature, music, and spirituality in Hindu culture and beyond.