Collated excerpts of the contextual explanations given during various Sankirtan programs (for practical consideration).
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Gulfaam
The word 'Gulfaam' signifies the essence of beauty which is connected with conscience and not the physical body. Whatever appeals to our mind is called beautiful. In Bhakti Maarg,…
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Hee - Bhee
Conservatism is the root cause of domestic as well as social conflicts. Spirituality demands recognition and reverence for various sets of thoughts, sects, religions etc because al…
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Experiencing God
Depending upon individual experiences or inner calling, we may feel God in various ways- as a personal figure, as energy, as bliss, as super natural power and so on. Once we accept…
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Mantra for spiritual success
Every human being is required to balance his three kinds of lives- First is the social life which demands selfless service to family and society. Next is the personal life, meant f…
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Sound Therapy
Every spiritual activity is generally based upon some scientific theory. In earlier times, our temples used to have big brass bells in front of the deities. When a visitor used to…
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Hari Naam - Anesthesia
As we make use of medicines like anesthesia to make body lose the sensation of pain, injury etc the divine sessions of sankirtan enable our mind lose the sensation of the world aro…
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Naam mein centrifugal force
For the present era of Kalyuga, chanting the Holy name is said to be the fastest way to reach God. The sound waves of these chants move in a circular motion thereby clarifying our…
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Sukh to Aanand
A devotee always wants to remain in the proximity of his Lord and wishes away all those things which may drift him away. Very often some sort of grief or dissatisfaction marks the…
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Hee - Bhee
Conservatism is the root cause of domestic as well as social conflicts. Spirituality demands recognition and reverence for various sets of thoughts, sects, religions etc because al…
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4 min
Spirituality vs religiosity
Spirituality is much beyond religiosity. It is an inward journey of our soul while latter is related to outward set of activities. Nevertheless the religious differences automatica…
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Concept of charity
By performing charitable activities, our soul experiences a unique sense of satisfaction. It is a divine fruit in itself and one should never be narcissist about it. We must always…
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Seva - Sumiran
Charity(for social welfare) and chanting (for personal welfare) are the two basic components of Bhakti. Hari naam sumiran rather lays the foundation of selfless service. Our body s…
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Misusing Sant, Granth, Bhagwant
Spirituality implies enrichment from within but most of us mistake it to be the means for materialistic upliftment. The abundance or dearth of physical things is a matter of our de…
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Praarabdh
We often complain that the misfortune befalls us though we never do anything bad. Our perception might hold true for the present life but we are unaware of our past karmic connecti…
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Law of Karma
Each individual is bound by the cumulative effect of his own past actions known as destiny. Every present moment is an opportunity to preset our future but the unfolding events of…
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Kripa or Mukaddar
God does give everyone a chance to realize His presence directly or indirectly. Life unfolds before us as per our destiny but our Lord often overlooks our negative points and bless…
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Avtaarvad
The anecdotes of God’s various incarnations reassert the significance of being hardworking and enduring. Almighty is all capable of removing the worldly sorrows yet He suffers and…
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Bijliyaan
The curvy tour of life becomes a divine experience if one has faith that Lord is standing beside. His presence doesn't imply elimination of evil from life but His energy makes us e…
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Nirbhayta
Power of faith grants a natural sense of fearlessness and positivity to the devotee.
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Ehsaas to Anubhav
Arth, dharma, kaam and moksh are said to be the four desirable fruits of human life. 'Arth' implies understanding the essence of God, 'dharam' means knowing about His nature and 'k…