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.

When we offer a part of our earnings to God, work becomes an act of devotion. In giving, we cultivate the spirit of karma yog and serve with greater purpose.

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.

If we are unable to constantly remember God with devotion, we must try to work for Him by cultivating the intention that we are doing the work for His pleasure.

God’s eternal law is very simple: Those who do sharanagati (surrender) unto Him receive His grace.

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.

When we grow from within, we realize the tininess of our soul before the splendour of God. Hence, true growth makes us humble.

The power or capacity to think is one of the greatest gifts of God to humans, and we must use it well to fulfil the purpose of our life.