BOOKS ON BHAKTI YOGA

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Hansyog Prakash: Union with Light (An Old and Rare Book)
Hansyog Prakash: Union with Light (An Old and Rare Book)
By Hans Maharaj
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Fundamentals of Yoga (For Ug & Pg Students)
Fundamentals of Yoga (For Ug & Pg Students)
By Pratibha Shree, Dinesh Prasad Swain
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Spiritual Lessons
Spiritual Lessons
By Swami Sivananda
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Yoga Chakra- The 2nd Chapter: Raja Yoga Complements Bhakti Yoga (Volume 7)
Yoga Chakra- The 2nd Chapter: Raja Yoga Complements Bhakti Yoga (Volume 7)
By Swami Niranjanananda Saraswati
¥158
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The Essence of Bhakti Yoga
The Essence of Bhakti Yoga
By Swami Sivananda
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Arise, Awake and Don't Stop!- Complete Book of Yoga
Arise, Awake and Don't Stop!- Complete Book of Yoga
By Swami Vivekananda
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GURU BHAKTI YOGA
GURU BHAKTI YOGA
By Swami Sivananda
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The Splendours and Dimensions of Yoga (Set of 2 Volumes)
The Splendours and Dimensions of Yoga (Set of 2 Volumes)
By R. S. Bajpai
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Yogayatra 2018 (A Report of Yogayatras Conducted in India and Europe Between January and June 2018)
Yogayatra 2018 (A Report of Yogayatras Conducted in India and Europe Between January and June 2018)
Publisher Yoga Publications Trust
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The Secret of Bhakti Yoga
The Secret of Bhakti Yoga
By Swami Vivekananda
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The Secret of Bhaktiyoga
The Secret of Bhaktiyoga
By Jayadayal Goyandka
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The Secret of Premayoga
The Secret of Premayoga
By Jayadayal Goyandka
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PRACTICE OF BHAKTI YOGA
PRACTICE OF BHAKTI YOGA
By Swami Sivananda
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Bhakti Marga and Yoga Marga (In Bhagavan's Own Words)
Bhakti Marga and Yoga Marga (In Bhagavan's Own Words)
By Sanjay Lohia
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Bhakti Yoga for Beginners
Bhakti Yoga for Beginners
By Ravindra Kumar, Ph.D. (Swami Atmananda)
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All You Wanted To Know About Bhakti Yoga
All You Wanted To Know About Bhakti Yoga
By Ravindra Kumar, Ph.D. (Swami Atmananda)
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Bhakti-Yoga (The Yoga of Love and Devotion)
Bhakti-Yoga (The Yoga of Love and Devotion)
By Swami Vivekananda
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Bhakti-Yoga of Tulsidasa
Bhakti-Yoga of Tulsidasa
By Chandra Pal Singh
¥172
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The Philosophy of Religion in India
The Philosophy of Religion in India
By Swami Dayanand
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The Yoga of Spiritual Devotion (A Modern Translation of the Narada Bhakti Sutras)
The Yoga of Spiritual Devotion (A Modern Translation of the Narada Bhakti Sutras)
By Prem Prakash
¥194
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Bhakti Yoga
Bhakti Yoga
By Swami Vivekananda
¥186
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Union Con La Luz- Union with Light- An Old and Rare Book (Spanish)
Union Con La Luz- Union with Light- An Old and Rare Book (Spanish)
By Hans Maharaj
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Moksha : What the Vedas Say About Liberation
"There are different opinions regarding the nature of Moksha.... Arjuna could not avoid grief in the battlefield.... what exactly is meant by ‘without a body’?.... When we say that “He is singing standing”, there is no interval between his standing and singing.... This goes on till one is satisfied with what one has heard.... Needs listening, logic and experience.... There is no other way to generate the fruit of a Karma.... Moksha is not produced because it is eternal."
Awakening the Inner Woman - Bhakti and the Doctrine of Love
"The intense passion of Mirabai, which sought to model itself on the fervent ardor of the gopis of Vrindavana, suggests that the lord can be worshipped very effectively if the devotee imagines himself to be a woman... Chaitanya\'s mystic-ecstatic form of worship openly encouraged male devotees to imagine themselves in the role of gopis... the female...is the more emotional of the two sexes, and bhakti being a necessarily emotional experience, Chaitanya\'s \'hyper-sentimentality\' found adequate expression in the personality of Radha whose intensity of passion can said to have paralleled Chaitanya\'s own frenzied devotion to the Lord... The Padma Purana says that when the great lord Rama entered the forest named Dandaka, the virtuous sages residing in its wild surroundings desired to engage in lila with the lord. Hence they were all reborn as gopis in Vrindavana, and through physical passion they found liberation from the ocean of existence... Similar descriptions of divine romanticism are found in the mystical literature of other traditions: the Kabbalah speaks of approaching the Absolute with the divine passion of a lover... Indeed, since between lovers there are no secrets, by approaching divinity as a lover we enter into the mystery of god."
Bhakti in Hinduism - God\'s Otherness & Path to Salvation
Bhakti movement constitutes a very important chapter in the socio-cultural history of India. The movement started in the 9th century A.D. by Shankaracharya which continued up to 16th century A.D. by a number of Hindu devotees, preachers and religious reformers. The word Bhakti is a very familiar word in the Hindu religious system. It is derived from the Sanskrit root word Bhaja whose literal meaning is ‘to utter’. But the inner significance of the word Bhaja is ‘to adore’ or ‘to love with honour’. In the devotional literature the word is used to mean ‘unquestionable faith and utter devotion to God’. Thus, in a general sense Bhakti means devotion to God.
Mantras – A Complex Amalgamation of Sacred Sounds
Mantras are a complex feature of the Hindu tradition that people sometimes do not understand all that well. Different mantras are used for different things. “For India, Mantras are real, palpable, mental artifacts to be revered and mastered, to be used or misused. Mantras are very important in religion but they are not completely significantly religiously they have other significance also. Mantras are important for religious and non-religious purposes. The history of mantras can be extensively related to Indian people’s religious life. One way of defining mantras is that they are sacred utterances, that are uttered sometimes daily, and sometimes for special occasions. There are formal and also informal definitions of mantras. Mantras are used in a variety of contexts. Hinduism sees certain mantras as only being useful for certain things. Each mantra has a specific function with a specific time and place for use. The Hindu tradition sees mantras as effective because they are believed to be useful and powerful. There are Vedic, Puranic, and Tantric mantras. Certain types are used to achieve some sort of escape from hardships from outside nature. There are certain mantras that are used to cope with the daily up and downs of everyday life. Besides these, there are also mantras that address the problems of the whole of human nature. Scholars debate whether mantras are language. The Rig Veda has several mentions of mantras. It is hard to understand mantras when you are not immersed in Indian life but it is possible if we try, it is just more difficult.
Vedic Hymns & Mantras – Ancient Spiritual Chants for the Human Psyche
In ancient India, mantras formed a vital part of Vedic religion. It is possible that the Indus people also might have used similar practices to invoke their gods. Vedic mantras are derived mainly from the Vedas, which are primarily books of mantras, which go by different names such as the Riks, Samans and Yajus. They were chanted or sung or used in formulae in elaborate Vedic, sacrificial ceremonies. Mantras have traditionally been used in both ritual and spiritual practices and worldly activities for various ends. They still occupy an important place in Hinduism as the manifestations of divine speech and expression of gods and heavenly knowledge. In Hindu ritual practice and prayers, mantras are used to communicate with gods and invoke their power to achieve certain ends.
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