If we wish for Bhakti Devi - the goddess of devotion, to reside in our heart, we must first make it pure.

As human beings, we must strive to attain the ultimate evolutionary goal of the soul, which is God-realisation.

External circumstances are not always in our control. If our peace is dependent on external circumstances it can be snatched away, so learn to find peace by becoming equipoised in all circumstances.

It is our ego which tells us that we are right and the other person is wrong. To become a devotee, we must let go of this ego.

Roopdhyan is meditation upon the Form of God. Since His form is naturally charming and attractive, the mind gets a subject to focus upon and consequently, it becomes steady with loving thoughts of God.

God descends in different forms according to time, place, and circumstance. When Buddha appeared, he emphasised inner purity, compassion, and self-discipline over outer rituals, guiding people toward sincere spirituality.

In Bhakti, you can provide to your mind the names, forms, virtues, pastimes, and attributes of the Lord, and thereby dovetail it in the direction of the Divine.

Prakṛiti or Mother Nature is like the womb for all the souls. God places the souls in the womb of Mother Nature and then she gives birth to multitudes of living beings nurturing them with her love.