We often use ‘Love’ in material sense in our life; we fail to understand its expanse. Love is very powerful indeed. Our life takes the form of the object of our Love. If the object is inferior, our life degrades. As the object of our Love becomes more and more magnanimous and benevolent, we finally attain ultimate development. Shree Narad Maharshi, who is considered the principal teacher of Bhakti-marga, has unfolded the mystery of Bhakti – the Ultimate Love, and its benefits.
Daily Life, Prakarana Granthas
Narad Bhakti Sutra
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+ ShippingWe often use ‘Love’ in material sense in our life; we fail to understand its expanse. Love is very powerful indeed. Our life takes the form of the object of our Love. If the object is inferior, our life degrades. As the object of our Love becomes more and more magnanimous and benevolent, we finally attain ultimate development. Shree Narad Maharshi, who is considered the principal teacher of Bhakti-marga, has unfolded the mystery of Bhakti – the Ultimate Love, and its benefits.
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