If we begin bhakti from childhood, our life and values are transformed from the very start—filled with divine virtues, clarity, and inner strength that guide us throughout life. Many wait until old age to turn to God—but what if that time never comes?

Tulsi is not just a sacred plant; she is Vrinda Devi herself, Bhakti Devi, the divine commander of Krishna’s leelas in Golok, without whose grace no puja and no devotion is ever complete.”

God is our eternal relative. He sits in our heart and stays with us in every lifetime. Hence, He is our eternal Father, Mother, Friend, and Well-wisher. Doing our spiritual duties towards Him is “bhakti.”

Self-realization can be achieved by self-effort. However, to reach God-realization, we require the intervention of divine grace. Such grace must be attracted through bhakti.

Meerabai's bhakti was completely steeped in the senitment 'Giridhar Gopal alone is All-in-All'. She renounced wordly relations and proved no barriers remain between the lover and Beloved.

True bhakti manifests as the desire to serve and glorify God.

Whether we do bhakti for ten minutes or for one hour, if our mind is in the world, it all amounts to zero.

You can perform bhakti even through mundane works by consecrating them as sacred offerings to your Supreme Beloved.