As Narad Ji envisioned spreading Bhakti to every home, we too can learn the path of pure devotion through the teachings of Narad Bhakti Sutras and let every heart become a place where love for the Divine naturally resides.

Per Ayurveda, the most effective way to bring our kapha, pitta and vatta into balance is to cultivate selfless love in our heart.

To be good thinkers, we need to master our emotions as well- the head and the heart need to work together in alignment.

The more you get coloured in love for the Lord, the more your heart will become clean.

Vaiṣṇavānāṁ yathā śambhuḥ - the Shreemad Bhagavatam declares Bhagavan Shiva the greatest of Vaishnavas. On Mahashivaratri, let us worship Bhagvan Shankar ji and pray for the divine love for Shree Krishna that adorns His heart.

A devotee does not allow even the bad actions of others to dirty his or her heart.

If you recite prayers from a book, you are being religious. But if you develop a prayerful heart, you are being spiritual.

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.”