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.

Internal messages of hope, faith, and courage are referred to as positive affirmations. When they are iterated mentally, they go deep within to change our attitude, beliefs, and the actions that we perform in the world.

Forgiveness is choosing to let go of bitterness and the urge for revenge. In doing so, we heal emotional pain that would otherwise fester in our minds and find peace to move forward.

The true servant lives only to fulfill the Lord’s will, not their own. Such is Hanuman’s devotion that even Lord Ram remains forever indebted to his love.

True inner growth reveals how small the soul is before God’s infinite glory, bringing true humility. Even at its highest, the soul remains infinitesimal before Him.

We are physiologically hardwired with a negativity bias, which causes adverse events to impact our brain more deeply than positive ones.

True power lies not in possessing the mightiest weapon, but in using it only for righteousness. Lord Ram, the greatest warrior, held the deadliest bow & yet he raised it only for the good of the world, making him the perfect wielder of power.

Chaitanya Mahaprabhu was a staunch sanyāsī (renunciant), and strictly followed the rules of the sanyās āśhram (renounced order of life). Yet he held the devotion of the gopīs, the damsels of Braj, to be the highest sentiment of devotion, and he relished savoring and hearing about the nectar of gopī bhāv.