Narada Bhakti Sutras: Session Three

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[@sXemaameXs]

Great purport, Sri Acharyaji! Dandavatts!

[@ANDROID697]

Thank you Sri Acharyaji

[@PhilosophiCat]

Wonderful talk. I really enjoy this series.

[@NickYT90]

Such a beautiful series - thank you Sri Guru!

[@williamkane1333]

i gain a lot of insight from you teacher, bottom of my heart i thank you.

[@mikemaldonado9960]

Thank you for constantly providing us with an uplifting message. Aum namo Narayanaya.

[@leornendeealdenglisc]

A very insightful talk indeed.

[@spalvotay2217]

Very powerful. Always uplifted after each video of yours.Thank you very much 🙏

[@jamesnewsom5899]

Thank you for offering these life giving talks. Ths is so valuable for those of us far from sadhu sanga in the physical sense. I have spent years living and serving in ashrams in South India and Mexico and separation makes the heart grow fonder. I have had to learn the hard lesson that not everyone is fit for completely dedicated ashram life. So being able to still keep a connection through your discussions is wonderful.

[@shriramvaradarajan9461]

Another beautiful lesson about Bhakti and Very enlightening! Also noticed that you have a sculpture of Prabhupada in the far top right corner. Hare Krsna!!

[@Michael_Sony]

Thank you!

[@tylerwylde4100]

When I had a moment of.... gnosis.... I guess we can call it, or epiphany.... perhaps, of self realization and the presence of my Father who is in heaven, I began to ask that accursed question "why?". For so long I struggled with the why in so many things. "Why do this, why do that", etc. For a while I was content with devotion for devotions sake, but when you said we do not even do that, and that it is more or less devotion to please God.... that struck home I guess. Reason and his dogs Because will devour the one who asks that question, *why*.

[@aumnamonarayanaya9856]

Namaste. I know I'm commenting after 2 years, but it's not bad to ask why. If you watch Acharyaji's videos and learn from authentic Vedic literature, you'll have a satisfying answer! Take care