Many types of paths, sects and creeds exist in India. People therein worship many different deities according to their faith. Though the deities are many, the means of worship – Sadhana is the same. Param Pujya Mataji Swami Sthitapradnyanand Saraswati explains Upaasanaa – its benefits; obstacles faced by the seeker and their resolution – the complete psychological aspects of Upasana.
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+ ShippingMany types of paths, sects and creeds exist in India. People therein worship many different deities according to their faith. Though the deities are many, the means of worship – Sadhana is the same. Param Pujya Mataji Swami Sthitapradnyanand Saraswati explains Upaasanaa – its benefits; obstacles faced by the seeker and their resolution – the complete psychological aspects of Upasana.
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