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Vyakhyaan by Vinod ji Agarwal_'C'

by Vrindavan · 64 episodes

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Collated excerpts of the contextual explanations given during various Sankirtan programs (for deeper reflection).

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  1. Preet ugaana

    Na kahin se door hain manzilein, na koi kareeb ki baat hai. Jise chaaha dar pe bula liya, jise chaaha apna bana liya; yeh bade karam ke hain faisle, yeh bade naseeb ki baat hai . .…

    44 sec
  2. Ruhaani pyaar

    A true lover readily puts his everything at stake for the sake of love as beloved is considered to be equivalent to God. Now let us pause to think how this would sound if beloved i…

    11 min
  3. Aankh Khulna

    Once we embark upon spiritual journey, we are sure to reach, sooner or later depending upon our fervor. However, we need to be careful of not mistakenly start believing that the so…

    2 min
  4. Sau aaiene tode hain

    We all are hungry for love and seek it from the people around- mother, father, spouse, siblings, progeny, friends etc. However their affection is only a drop of what Lord has to of…

    2 min
  5. Braj ki galiyan

    Many Saints interpret Vrindavan as any body which strives for Lord. Our body organs are the real means of worship, most importantly our mind. By visualising Him in our conscience,…

    2 min
  6. Sovat paun psaar

    Our sincere commitment surely help us in reaching up to His gate but we cannot take entry unless He mercifully calls us in. So we have to wholly depend upon His grace after faithfu…

    3 min
  7. Bhajan vs Saadhna

    Making efforts or observing austerities to achieve something is called saadhna while bhajan means to relish what has already been received. In other words, saadhna is done to make…

    2 min
  8. Sakhi Ki Holi

    The festival of Holi in Vrindavan is based on ‘parkiya bhaav’ whereby sakhi wholeheartedly submits herself to Lord Krishna who is an embodiment of purity and bliss. Lord accepts he…

    2 min
  9. Essence of celebrating Holi

    Holi means 'ho' + 'li' that is whatever had to happen, has happened. Now i have become Yours - an unconditional surrender. So the real celebration of Holi means forsaking the malic…

    3 min
  10. Bhaav- Bhaavna- Bhaavukta

    The interaction between a devotee and God is characterized by emotions (bhaavukta), sentiments (bhaavna) as well as the spirit (bhaav). Emotions are of momentary nature as they are…

    2 min
  11. Thaakur Se Milan

    On being sincerely called by a devotee, Lord surely comes but in His own way. Either He makes him feel His direct presence by showing that everything exists in Him only (all in one…

    3 min
  12. Krishna's reply to Udhav

    When Udhav ji asked Lord Krishna that why He had left Gopis suffering from the pain of His separation, Lord replied that this pain for a soul is far more valuable than His physical…

    3 min
  13. Prem ki Bhatti

    The feeling of being away from God is a poignant mode of inner purification. Vireh (disunion) can be of three types - one when He is actually away, second is when He has come but t…

    3 min
  14. Vshesh Yog

    Yog means to unite and viyog is intetpreted in Ras-Shastras as vishesh yog (special kind of union) which means that when the beloved is not physically around, the mind of the lover…

    7 min
  15. Ishwar Ki Yaad

    Lord is omnipresent yet the lovers crave for having a concrete association with Him. He is kind enough to grant them a few such moments and then disappears again. This pseudo disun…

    3 min
  16. Yogi vs Premi

    Yogis are very patient by nature as their spiritual accomplishments unfold through their perseverance only but devotional lovers impatiently wait for their beloved God. They are al…

    5 min
  17. Shree Radha ka anubhav

    As we can not see our breaths but a living body is a testimony to their presence, similarly we may not directly find much reference to Shri Radha in our scriptures but Her presence…

    4 min
  18. Pyaas - Tripti

    As Shri Krishna is bliss, we can not put value to it unless we feel the craving for it. In gyaan maarg this craving is called jigyasa (curiosity), while in Bhakti it is called bipa…

    2 min
  19. Mahabhaav

    Devotees consider God as their Supreme well wisher and care taker. A few feel blessed to serve Him as their master while some adore His child-like form. Further are the ones who ta…

    3 min
  20. 'Ra'+'dha'

    ‘Ra’ denotes fire which kills all our impurities and ‘dha’ denotes His assumed form becoming alive. Our bad karmas act like stumbling blocks in our spiritual journey but by recitin…

    2 min
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